a final victim. of course, the big five here, nancy, is going to be in a car in his apartment. >> nancy grace: in no way he got rid of that blood evidence. he would have to use acid to get rid of all that dna. when we return, we've managed to track down people that know him and what they had to say about him being a bully. socially awkward, and i quote, "mean spirited." >> to me, it feels like the first joy we've had in seven days. you can't even smile when you have this over your head and it feels like a little bit of weight has been lifted and things are moving in the right direction. >> nancy grace: you're hearing the voice of gonzalez, tail lee's dad. can you imagine, you spend your whole life trying to help your children, you pour in all your money, all your love, all your energy, your hopes, your dreams, plenty of prayers, you finally get them to college, and now this walks in. right there, according to police. this is the guy that stabbed four beautiful college students dead. he said it's the first time he's had joy in seven days, and this is just the beginning of the ordeal these families wi

it is a tall order to put into words the impact nancy pelosi has had on the house ofre representativescongress, the nation and i would say the world. one way would be to say she has been a singular force for good throughout her years of public service. she has dedicated her life to her family, to the dignity of the american people. to the defense of our democracy is always a foremost to thehi children in the future of our nation. her achievement are unparalleled in the halls of congress. from securing historic investments clean energy and climate action, rescuing the economy during the great recession, guaranteeing healthcare to every american as aa rate not a privilege. to building a better more sustainable and inclusive future. throughout it all she has guided the nation, race determination and good humor. in doing so she has been an inspiration to millions. she is a role model to countless women and girls, proof that they can play not just a part but a leading role in bringing the change they wish to see in our world. for only vision she is a paradigm because of her the lives of mil

it has been a bit of a scrappy game. nancy: hope is still very much alive there. of strategy, has there been a change since that goal in terms of what netherland is trying to do? has it galvanized them into more action, into attacking more as well? anna: it is hard to say. we are just a few minutes into the second half so it is difficult to say. he is a very tough manager, very strong mentally and he has been having some strong words with his team. he came out of retirement for this competition and the dutch have a record for being the team which has made it to the finals at the world cup but never won. he is banking on changing that history. this is also the last time that you might see it in aion and the dutch strategy from the start has been to cut off the supply and they have been struggling to do that. although they do have some kind of emerging start. one playe was also there in 2014 and he spoke before the game trying to get the win against argentina. the other thing to bear in mind is that this place is packed. this competition has brought people here in t

keep up with anybody nor bands office i will share each do not as i may be a black with a new check, nancy a as in a box on any show one and i book stop me to quote those song also want to free gender objective. i saw a senior in vocal ballot. my good dad was in. would you need more any game you put in one dose august? no. a furniture free. a been out all day. i ah ah what i'm talking about. but with the fact that i will go in here with my children. okay. and this is your wife with an appointment. okay. very good. we'll, we'll put on here. i think with my life, you don't worry about it or now it's all right, well we'll sorted out. well, now you do my best. i can now move back. is that? yeah, i see the deck. i see both are due by now. come out. i'd co pays are you see dollar net gabe's. yep. well i know jack g like keep saragossa football association in guided skip was there. could you mon dot up guys? yeah. go man. none of our dock and if i woke up then i'm stuck and if i woke up at beck bad for that he may not new new enough. and i do exactly kid guys. it not up guys. yeah. you know by then

nancy a as in a box when any child why and then i will stop me. you can't go a song also want to feet. jenda objective. i go and monica shall not be a sinner again. vocal about it. my good dad was am with gp movie and lead you didn't want don't sagas? non took you to get furniture free a been. i've already been on, on ah ah, i will pop up at the side of the home phone and i will go in with my children. okay. and this is your wife with an appointment. okay. was very good. we'll, we'll follow up with my wife. don't worry about it for now. it's all right, we'll, we'll sorted out. okay, well, now i do my best. i love clear, mar, my back is i've yeah, i see the data. i see both are due by come out. i'd keep plays are you see data. net gobblers. yup. who? i know j g like keep chicago's football association in daddy phillip was there. could you mon dot up guys? yeah. cool man. none of our duckling if i woke up. no, no, i'm duck and i woke up. i've been bad for that. now. no, no, i do exactly kid guy. get it. not up guys. yeah. enough by down. yeah. in ou

take a look. >> i don't think we disagree so much. i know nancy is in a situation where it is not easy for her to talk. i understand that. i fully understand that. we will have a good discussion. we will see what happens. we have to have border security. speaker pelosi: please don't characterize the strength i bring to this meeting as a leader of a house democrat who just won a big victory. let me just say -- the president is representing -- it is not factual. we have to have an evidence-based conversation about what works, what money has been spent and how effective it is. this is about the security of our country, we took an oath to protect and defend. we do not want to have that mischaracterized by anyone. >> i agree with her. speaker pelosi: let us have a conversation where we don't have to contradict in public the statistics he put forth. instead, have a conversation about and what the american people deserve in this uncertain time. gretta: the government did get shut down. reuter said this was one of her first tests with the majority coming

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but i am a customer of leonor nancy to stop by the gap of that valley. they say they're identical, angled with us. it's got a question and is our number one problem right now as a result of all this, this perfect storm for 2022, but 2023. it very well will be a food availability problem. western diplomats think ukrainian grain can say poor countries from starvation. however, it's unknown how much wheat is stored in? yes is poor. and whether it would merely be a drop in the ocean bushland, i thought it was her from, as i've been watching, to see to an appointment. watson come to lots of, i'm alone, watson, commercial, national spirit for 15 bushes teacher. i see no one op sherry luck yet. i will settle. i will fight up to star westminster, maria, one of his new bush. the tip isn't in my opinion, still crossly, it's risky. should that outside of that sphere from god on the past, i go and i'm that i were in like sort of a middle and they said an hour after a crown on that particular day. yeah. mm hm. shes casualties. it seemed to see me low and the thorn is

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he's cool for unity and a televised new year's address. louisa, nancy, a little. the silver will be sworn in as brazil's president on sunday. it marks a stunning political come back after his narrow election victory of a j, a. bolton arrow in october. but any celebrations will be short lived. lewis already facing the challenge of tackling rising inequality and public services in crisis. one cannot get reports from religion error not long ago, suicide. this were common room out of every 10 buffoon children with ceiling, their regular vaccines. it took 3 decades of hard work to build the public health system in brazil, reaching the most remote areas of latin, america's largest country, and medical professionals say the vaccination program has been all but destroy in just the last 4 years. well that i sent them a whole daughter the on the worst blow inflicted by president char, both scenarios, right wing government was to our credibility. what we spent 30 years conversing brazilians to get their free shot regularly. but both scenarios caused so many doubts about the e

the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi. a preliminary hearing was held of other prominent figures he tr >> reporter: good morning. at least one of those names is potentially surprising. in the hours of testimony, 911 audio and police body cam footage, a judge in california ordered paul pelosi's alleged attacker to stand trial. prosecutors in san francisco used 911 audio, police body cam video, and chilling sworn testimony to lay out their case against david depape, the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. a police officer showed the hammer that was allegedly used to break into the pelosi residence on october 28th and demonstrated how the suspect struck paul pelosi's head. authorities say the house speaker herself was the intended target. another officer tested that he said, quote, there's evil in washington, and listed other potential targets including the president's son, hunter biden, california governor gavin newsom and actor tom hanks. >> i do hope that this sends a strong message, this case in g

the development in 2000 and i it the, it was accused of the landing to plot against sir prime in nancy, a b in his trail. okay. he went to prison 7 years for this. then he didn't have any thing wrong, they put him anytime you administrative detention in administrative detention. it means without any charging. and they were all the time saying about the same story . he was plotting to kid. those are bad. he had it in my estate, his administer sanction in 2017, 18 her one year. and then you went out there wasn't charging and again in march, 2022, they arrested him and put him in and minister at the dash and brought say, months and then another 3 months and them another 3 months salary is like an example in order for them, it was an easy case because he has a french passport at the start. they can do it for other people and the other people are not on the people here at 2 nationalities. so if that he walked the ideas of other jerusalem might, where will they go? they want to empty the city of its inhabitants. this thought was stella and the can got on with many others. just a little bit of b

>> as a woman, how proud are you of nancy pelosi? at even a question? not at all. ♪it ♪y >> jesse: nancy pelosi's reign as speaker of the house is nearing its end. so sad? are people sad to see her step down? does anybody on the street know who nancy is? we sent johnny to find out. [music] >> who is this woman? >> i don't know. i am on my way to go pick up my glasses. i can't see it that well. i still don't know. >> y'all think i am kidding, don't ya? >> mother goose. >> old lady. >> nancy pelosi. >> sarah palin? >> nancy leaving her job, what did she do? >> vice president. >> insider trader -- i mean speaker of the house. [laughter]. yeah, okay. >> she did something stupid. >> she did a lot of stupid things. >> caused chaos. >> she went to the hair salon with no mask on. >> isn't she is in an office with michael scott? >> that is hilarious. >> how does nancy pelosi make you feel? >> numb. >> you don't know what you are talking about. >> i think that my look says enough. >> i hate nancy pelosi. >> i resent you using the word hate in a

paul is a victim and nancy is a national treasure with a track record better than buffett.t be nice to be a democrat, make millions off stocks while you are the speaker front row tickets to u2. smoke crack and wave your hot piece at prostitutes, hang out with george clooney. america is hurting and biden is handing out medals to intritsd. what do americans need to do to get an award around here. border agents trying to stop illegals get suspended. police who chase criminals get sued. moms mad at school boards get spied on. reporters exposing democrat corruption get censored. you know what? we don't even need awards. we just need the politicians to do their jobs. dana loesch is a nationally syndicated radio host and she joins me now. all right, dana. what's new with you? >> i don't know. what's new with you, jesse? you made a good point about the kennedy center and all the people they were giving awards to. how many more videos does hunter biden have to submit to the internet in order to be recognized for his amazing cinematography? i particularly enjoyed the one where he was

it was a plea for assistance from the united states, which is the most important to ukraine. and we're seeing live scenes from inside the u. s. congress. as is nancy pelosi, a picture of the us house of representatives heading over to flag to, to present this leg with loan over the capitol. today in honor of the president, you can feel enthusiasm there in the u. s. congress often divided between republicans and democrats, but zalinski is getting a unified phrase there from the u. s. law makers is leaving us congress there. we just gave a speech. it's his 1st trip outside of ukraine since the war began. let's go to us and bring our washington bureau chief in his paw, who's standing by live for us in his. thanks for joining us again. what stood out to you about that speech? was the humbleness in which her presidency. lensky delivered it. is she definitely a thanked? not only are the american alarm makers, president biden personally, a couple of time, but he also think every single american ad taxpayer avian, for me, it is really amazing or how he understands how well he understands the political dynamic in the capital. how he reaches out to his crit

. >> dustin and aaron have arranged for a christmas eve dinner to be dropped off for tom and nancy onerin has shared a po box on her tiktok page for anyone who would like to send tom and nancy a card this holiday season. >>>> that is it for abc7news 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 is coming up next. sometimes a cough isn't just a cough so it's better to be prepared. binaxnow gives you reliable results in 15 minutes. and detects multiple variants, including omicron ba.5 binaxnow: the #1 covid-19 self test in the us (grandma) [in navajo] where are they? it is cold outside. (vo) wells fargo has donated $50 million dollars the #1 covid-19 self test in support of indigenous peoples... including funding solar furnaces that convert sunlight... (grandma) come into the warm house (girl) hi grandma! (vo) into household heat. (grandma) [in navajo] are you kids hungry? (vo) doing gets it done. wells fargo, the bank of doing. sometimes a cough isn't just a cough so it's better to be prepared. binaxnow gives you reliable results in 15 minutes. and detects multiple variants, including omicron ba.5 binaxnow

it is the first time a wartime leader has addressed the chamber since winston churchill in 1941. nancy pelosi's father was a member of the house and then. kumasi: -- reggie: ukrainian president addressed congress, opening his speech with a direct address to americans. talking about brittney griner. brittney griner is on a mission to free paul whelan from a russian prison. he has been jailed since 20 on bogus espionage treasures. she shared a handwritten letter on social media which read "your letters uplifted me, they showed me the power of collective things." she is urging people to write to paul whelan and urge for the release of other americans. kumasi: out of business after 11 years. when a restaurant in downtown san francisco is expected to close its doors for good. reggie: next steps for netflix, how the company is looking to expand across the country creating thousands of more jobs. drew: we do have to bring in the storm impact scale later this evening between 7:00 p.m. and 1:00 this evening. we will go hour-by-hour and show you his wet weather conditions you his wet weather con

a recent survey found six in ten retailers have changed their return policies. cbs' nancys more. >> reporter: with the holiday shopping season underway, tis the season also for surprises, including a crackdown on online returns. the cost to return an item by mail at zara, now $3.95. for j.crew it's $7.50. and at dillard's, it will set you back almost ten bucks. they're all part of a growing risk of retailers charging to send back purchases. >> i hate it as someone who likes to shop and return things often. >> reporter: this person shops almost entirely online and was recently hit with return fees after ordering multiple pairs of pants. >> i haven't been able to find a pair of pants that actually fits me. i needed to try on a lot of things. and for certain stores, i did have to eat that $5 cost. >> reporter: a fee some experts say shoppers should get used to, with shipping costs up and retailers dealing with excess inventory this year. and all those returns add up. according to the national retail federation, $102 billion worth of online orders were returned in 2020. that n

they move as a block and it is because of these two. >> one thing nancy pelosi does well is she does cut rule with an iron fist. she does not have a great track record as far as picking up seats. she's lost more seats than anyone. >> she is not necessarily responsible for that one. >> she is absolutely responsible for that one. you are the speaker the house because you can raise the most money. with that being said, watching that clip really blew my mind. all i could think about was christmas vacation. the whole christmas tree would go up in flames and the cat would jump out. >> i was at the nrc see during the 2010 election cycle. there were a ton of ads featuring nancy pelosi. >> i do think that there are some people concerned on capitol hill about what does happen after she is gone. we do not know she will retire. it is still up in the air. could happen. definitely. you have jeffries coming in to fill some really big shoes. really big shoes. it will be interesting to see how the democrats deal with this republican-controlled house because they are coming and strong. they don't have

a prosecutor. never spea, k to the press. rul chris mcdonough, what do you make of it? t >> youo know, i love that last comment right there, nancy, because i agree. 100%. and also something else to consider is some of the trace evidence potential here. potential, tg inidencedo that residence, right?right? that's a silent witness that does this individual have potential trace evidence from the animal walking through thata house and that now transfershe onto the suspect's clothing the some point and then that caansfers into the car and then they getr? the dna off ofhat' the animal hair. t is another possibilityanot as well, not only blood. and then, of course, there's the suspect shoosh. you know, those were always critical pieces of clothing that any as this panel knows, we want to grab that stuff stu early and quickly, show there's a whole bunch of variances that could play into this. >> it's going to be interesting to see, hey, you just got morgan. i'm up against a hard break. we gotagainst one minute left. what about the fact that we're y hearing this guy has no social media? what, he's living under a rocksi in a cave? t do we

it also comes in a year when the house speaker nancy pelosi led a trip to taiwan.e signs that the u.s. is really supporting taiwan, something that will test u.s. china relations. haslinda: bruce, thank you for that update. for now let's do a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. apple is upgrading security protections on its devices, adding the ability to encrypt icloud data backups. alongside imessage and account logins, the advance protection for icloud will see end to end encryption on the storage of icloud backups. it means encryption keys will only be stored on a user's device, instead of in data centers. negotiations between renault and nissan to rebalance their alliance are taking longer than expected. sources tell us an agreement is unlikely before year end. sticking points of intellectual property and the ev carve out are yet to be resolved. rishaad: ok, just having a look at what is propelling this advance against a fairly dismal market elsewhere. these are the airlines. it is all down to the be opening in china. of course these reports comi

. >>> plus, a cnn exclusive, chuck, nancy and a sh ride of shrimp dumplings. they dish on their relationship, on joe biden and on their battles with donald trump. >> we're close friends. it's almost like brother and sister a little bit. >> when you disagree, who wins? >> usually her. >> no. >> and russia launches an overnight onslaught of 70 must missiles on ukraine. kyiv residents act to taking cover. power stations damaged as the united states prepares to deliver more firepower and more training but up first for us an important and emotional event for president biden. any minute now the commander in chief will promote the new benefits for veterans exposed to toxic chemicals. the venue a national guard facility in the president's home state of delaware that is named after his late son, beau biden. president biden signed that legislation back into law in august, believes beau biden's exposure to burn pits during the time in the military contributed to the cancer that took his life. jeremy diamond joins us live. an important policy event for the president but t

nancy pelosi was such a professional.ordable care act, obama care, which i believe, other than january 6th, may be her finest moment. but legislatively what she did then, and what she's done time and again, has been nothing short of remarkable. i would say i compare her to, you know, some of the great speakers of the past, but a lot of those speakers that we talk about had huge margins in the house of representatives. like sam ray burn, nancy pelosi never had that sort of comfort that rayburn had in the '50s and '60s. she's done a lot with a little. a historic speaker, wouldn't you say. >> she was a great speaker, i think. she was a combination of being a disciplined vote counter in the way you described. she wouldn't bring a piece of legislation up unless she was pretty confident she had it locked. she also had a big heart. she always surprised me in conversations about the things she would talk about, the breadth of her interest. she once told me about her father, and his struggle when no one would pay attention to the

day loving piazza de la vicky zine. papa, nobody knew benzo sasha each do not l as i may be a black with nancy new guy in a box on any child. and then i books that me. she goes all goes home on tv. jenda objective . i saw a looking, daniel bought a talk about it. my good dad was edward ged with you couldn't walk don't sagas? no. a furniture free. a been, i've already been on on. ah, ah i decide to go go in with my children. okay. and this is your wife with an appointment. okay. was very good. we'll, we'll put on a little research on my life. we don't worry about it for now. it's all right, well we'll sorted out. okay, well, i do my best. i clear my all my back valve. yeah. i see the deck. i see both are due by come out. i keep plays are you see dollar style? no. net gobblers. yup. who i know just to keep chicago's football association in godaddy skip wiser. could you mon dot up guys? yeah, cool man, none of our ducklings. i work up doing. i'm duck. and if i woke up i've been bad for that. not. no, not. and i do exactly guide you in that up guys. yeah. enough by down. yeah. in our radar in chic

. >> a man accused of attacking nancy pelosi husband will be back in february. not guilty to six state charges, assault with a deadly weapon, and attempted murder. he waved his right for a speedy trial. he faces federal charges of assault and attempted kidnapping. he pleaded not guilty to those charges last month and remains held without bail. we are keeping track of every update. you can check out this timeline on abc7news.com. >> peo from china will soon be required to provide a negative covid test result. the cdc is implement in this due to lack of transparency. the goal is to further slow the spread of covid-19 in the u.s. we spoke with a correspondent about the new requirement. >> any passengers originating on a flight from china to the u.s., even going through another country, will require proof of a negative covid test no more than two days prior to getting on the plane. it could be pcr or an antigen test. they are required to take it via telehealth with a health professional watching. >> airlines will be in charts. passengers can also show proof of a posi

a more money and weapon c grade? not all was so enthusiastic. republican congresswoman mondrey taylor green, criticized nancy's visit as absurd, labeled him as a shad. i'm president of the us and called ukraine america's fifty's 1st state media alice lionel says, is unfair to make american citizens pay for the government's decisions to keep taxpayer funds pouring into ukraine. we're looking right now in the united states at a $1.00. think about this trillion dollar omnibus bill. american citizens are say, 1.7 truck trillion for what we're wondering, where are we going to pay for our operation? what get, what is our goal? are you suggesting? does this intimate, that we are involved in a war that we are a participant in this, that, that we are a cold combatant? does? is that what this means? because if it does mean that i don't think a lot of americans were particularly care for that. we never signed on to this. we're getting to the point right now where people don't really understand it. and frankly, maybe common sense may prevail. because the one issue that nobody is talking about is peace ending it. this is sation o

a year off. but he said he was confident she would make it. nancy. >> cordes: and her fans must be very excited. weijia, thank you. a major development now in the capitol riot investigation. there are reports tonight that the january 6 committee will recommend criminal charges against former president donald trump. cbs' scott macfarlane is following the investigation as one of the most high-profile rioters was sentenced today to five years in prison. >> reporter: over the course of 10 hearings, the january 6 select committee methodically laid out the role former president trump played in the capitol attack. monday, the panel, according to politico, will urge the justice department to pursue at least three criminal charges against him. >> i think members have become convinced that there's value in it. >> reporter: insurrection, obstruction of an official proceeding, and conspiracy to defraud the united states government. >> the central cause of january 6 was one man-- donald trump-- who many others followed. none of this would have happened without h

yes, it is still a narrow majority. no nancy pelosi. n a congress without nancy pelosi in a leadership role. than last congress, for all the time we've spent talking about stuff not moving, whether it was build back better or the various component pieces of that and changes in the rules in the senate was historically productive. and i mean i covered a number of congresses now, and this is the one that has gotten the most done ever, and so much of that falls to nancy pelosi, and so the kind of strength she was able to have behind the scenes, with a very narrow majority, if kevin mccarthy had been taking notes, they will be of great use to him now, because it is very specific skillset, to kind of like rally your party in that way, every single day. >> a year ago at this time, there was concern that there was going to be a war in europe, that there was some hope that it would be prevented and turned out to be arguably the dominant story of the globe. in this country, next year, the one story that i think we're not fully, we're both anticipa

a stain. but then if me needs good bumper. spoiler cough, nancy below grain. so when you see on your bill it change it or even a mcneish, russia or another, really come he, moscow states have, i believe senovia.

he's also a former senator with japan's liberal democratic party intake in nancy snow communications director at the institutional security industrial in industrial council. she's also a foreign policy advisor to the japanese government and anti pe, david rossi, resident professor of international politics at the hopkins managing center of i one welcome to all of you, a guitar. let's stop because this with you because this is a significant break, isn't it? of japan's long hell tradition of only having defensive weapons. is this japan abandoning its pacifist dance? well, you know, i think the last wall and the p fees, nothing back by law. japan think bond is pretty much bond me globin. i think china and we have gone in by, by the powerful neighbors like lasha know, scalia, china feasible, happens when you play. i think we are in the most challenging station since the law school. so we need to push back to the new equitably. and the bomb the job we got to get about the boss is yeah. so i think sort of country my follow japan's pass including taiwan and not sure what will happen. he call

this is a war that nancy pelosi loves, a proxy war on donald trump against vladimir putin for, as sheacy," which is an ever-floating where that they insert anything they want into. this has been from the beginning for letting me put in a "give me my stuff back" war, 5,000 miles away. i think it's great ukraine is fighting back the way they should, but the further we entangle ourselves, the more we create unintended consequences we can't control. as someone who saw what happened in iraq and afghanistan, the goodness americans poured into that in the sideways way in which those things ended, i just wish we would throw a special session for our border states to get them what they need, not a country 5,000 miles across the world which ultimately -- i don't see the american interest involved. whatever outcome happens. tell me where it ends. >> brian: it ends with russia stopped invading and swallowing regions. and moldova. and then estonia. >> i don't want my kids fighting over the donbas or moldova or estonia. he is no threat except for the energy policies europe has done to itself. he wi

. >>> a warning that this year may be harder and more expensive to return gifts that were bought online. nancy breakdown of the new fees. >> reporter: with the holiday shopping season underway, 'tis the season also for surprises. this is including a crackdown on online returns. the cost to return and mail item is $3.95. for j.crew it is $7.50. for dillards, the return shipping cost will set you back over $10. they are all part of a growing host of retailers charging return fees. typically, the range of three to $10 to send back purchases is in effect. >> i hated as somebody who likes to shop and i returned things often. >> reporter: this woman shops almost entirely online and she was recently hit with return fees after ordering multiple pairs of pants. >> i have not been able to find a pair of pants that actually fits me. for certain stores i had to eat the cost. >> reporter: this is a fee that shoppers should get used to. with shipping cost stop and retailers dealing with excess inventory this year, it will be common . all the returns add up. according to the national retail federation, $102

it feels like 2022 is a grea moment for nancy pelosi to remember a very basic thing. am an economics guy, nancy pelosi could count, she used a calculator, she didn't bring a boat to the floor that she was going to lose. she knew what she had to do to keep our caucus together and what she allowed the dissonanc in her caucus to do was be dissonance she allowed them to say i get, it i get it, you don't want to support this i will find a couple other people, we will delay the vote until we get it. she was masterful at her craft as much as she was great whe she came out to a podium and she had witty things to say. that is not where her workwas. she was, like we talked about, katie hobbs, like we talke about so many others, like w are going to talk about hakeem jeffries people who just do their wor that nancy pelosi did her work >> susan, let's get to the heels of 2022. starting with a familiar face. former president donald trump. trump continues to betra himself as a king. the midterms further undermine that dubious claim a washington post analysis o results found quote, tr

samuel bankman-fried was the boss of ftx, -- crypto winter, a sharp fall in the value of cryptocurrencies. ftx file for bankruptcy after rival by nancy -- binance abandon a rescue deal. much of the research has been on ftx in alameda research. reuters reported she moved around $10 billion in customer funds -- he moved $10 billion in customer funds to alameda without notification, that led to a huge shortfall. people of inevitable -- customers hadrawdsm. veabn boleunhe t say he has close to nothing after a bad month. he also says, i think i have one working credit card left, it might be $100,000 or something like that in that bank account. a month ago he was estimated to be worth $15 billion with ftx valued at $32 billion at its peak. james was into that interview and here are his thoughts. >> the first thing to say is that samuel bankman-fried was turned -- was told by his lawyers not to do it and he did it anyway. that tells you where his headspace is right now. he gave the air that he did not care about himself. he only cared about what would happen to the people who had lost money in ftx. he just wanted to do right. did he actuall

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a very basic thing. you know, i'm an economics guy nancy pelosi could count she used a calculator.he didn't bring a vote to the floor that she was going to lose she knew what she had to do to keep her caucus together, and what she allowed, the dissidents in her caucus to do was be dissidents she allowed them to say i get it, that you don't want to support this, i'll find a couple other people, we'll delay the vote until we get it she was masterful at her craft as much as she was great when she came out to a podium and she had witty things to say, that's not where her work was >> right >> she was like we talked about katie hobbs, like we talk about so many other, like we're going to talk about hakeem jeffejeffe, people who just do their work. nancy pelosi first did her work, talked about it later. >> susan, let's get to the heels of 2022. starting with a familiar fis face former president donald trump. trump continues to portray himself as a kingmaker but the midterms further undermined that dubious claim. a "washington post" analysis of results found "trump's position with the repu

a question like that. really. >> really. >> okay? >> house speaker nancy the press conference could be her last as leader of the democrat party time for "hot topic buzz," we are talking about, the next congress ryan and steve, steve reaction. >> first of all she probably should leave not going to be speaker a, by the way, i can't wait for that day in january, when we pry that gavel away from nancy pelosi a lesson here to give be grudging admiration or nancy pelosi what she has done with five seat majority will in the house four trillion dollars spending bill i hate all of that but not that agenda through republicans i want to see them use that power the way nancy pelosi did. maria: i don't know if able to you are right she rules with an iron fifth everybody just gets in line ryan. ryan: house democrats two decade i have big ego i probably wouldn't go back to -- wouldn't jive for me not sure she could do it a long time being in power have a

mospelosi's husband with a hammer after asking "where is nancy." >> reporter: new detail about the fight paul pelosi was attacked >> the purpose of the hearing is to establish which charms will be going forward to trial. >> reporter: all the charges will be going forward. this following a multi-media presentation from prosecutors, including audio of pelosi's 911 call, video from officer body cameras showing the moment police arrived even the alleged assault weapon itself waved in front of the judge. audio from paul pelosi's 911 call revealing the 82-year-old at times under duress, but appearing to try to deescalate the intruder saying i've got a problem but everything's good. then making it clear he's in trushlg trouble, saying he's telling me to get the hell off the phone. audio from the footage reveals that within seconds of miss trpolice trying to assess the situation, they shouted sk"drop the hammer, followed by labored breathing. he said he other targets, mentioning governor newsom, actor tom hanks and hunter biden. >> our thanks to steve fo

of all she probably should leave not going to be speaker a, by the way, i can't wait for that day in january, when we pry that gavel away from nancy pelosi a lesson here to give be grudging admiration or nancy pelosi what she has done with five seat majority will in the house four trillion dollars spending bill i hate all of that but not that agenda through republicans i want to see them use that power the way nancy pelosi did. maria: i don't know if able to you are right she rules with an iron fifth everybody just gets in line ryan. ryan: house democrats two decade i have big ego i probably wouldn't go back to -- wouldn't jive for me not sure she could do it a long time being in power have a leadership. >> unlikely stay right there next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. . maria: good friday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo. it is friday, december 16, top story right now 8:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. today, recession fears drive markets futures are selling off again this morning, indicating another sell-off start of trading on top of a big sell-off in stocks, yester