nancy grace with more on what's going on in idaho. >> nancy grace: in the last hours, fox news alert. our friend from abc, barbara walters, dead, at 93. we'll give you the latest as we hear it but for now, this tv icon with us no more. and another fox news alert. there you the see him, everybody. 3 a.m. this morning, a swat team swoops down on a pennsylvania home to arrest the prime suspect in the murders of four beautiful idaho university students. brian christopher kohlberger, age 28, ph.d. student at washington state university, studying criminal justice of all things, hiding out, where else, at mommy's house. i'm nancy grace. i'm in for laura ingraham tonight. this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle." after 47 long days of suffering from the four victims' families, finally an arrest. standing by, right now, in pennsylvania, outside the c.i. correctional institute where kohlberger is being housed tonight. laura, what can you tell us? laura: hi, nancy. we're outside the monroe county correctional facility and this is where he's going to be calling home for the next few days

nancy grace with more on what's going on in idaho. >> nancy grace: in the last hours, fox news alert. our friend from abc, barbara walters, dead, at 93. we'll give you the latest as we hear it but for now, this tv icon with us no more. and another fox news alert. there you the see him, everybody. 3 a.m. this morning, a swat team swoops down on a pennsylvania home to arrest the prime suspect in the murders of four beautiful

nancy grace with more on what's going on in idaho. >> nancy grace: in the last hours, fox news alert. friend from abc, barbara walters, dead, at 93. we'll give you the latest as we hear it but for now, this tv icon with us no more. and another fox news alert. there you the see him, everybody. 3 a.m. this morning, a swat team swoops down on a pennsylvania home to arrest the prime suspect in the murders o

the victims family they have a long and lonely battle ahead paradigm nancy grace in tonight but did feld field is coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> what it is i am tyrus fillin in for greg gutfeld let's welcome tonight's gift grade

fox nation host nancy grace and nationwide security investigator brian fitzgibbons join us now, and bothnite the 24-year-old with her family. nancy, i will start with you. tell us everything, how did this all go down? >> l, aeris went missing, she had left the home that day, said she'd be right back around 1:30 to 2:30 in her mustang she left. then the mom and dad started getting worried. she was supposed to come right back. they started trying to find her, no response. they found her through their mobile phone carrier, and they found her car, the mustang, in perfect condition at this place where they had this awesome tour of homes and christmas lights. it's the fab 40, these homes built back in the forays ' 40s. but no aeris. they knew something was horribly wrong. >> carley: so you covered this story on your show, and you had brian on your show, as well, a private investigator. jump on in, how were you able to help out? >> yeah, thank god that nancy covered this case. that was so important in locating aeris and keeping the story alive in the local media. we were able to help out throug

let's bring in nancy grace. that's a little bit of a new nugget. they say it was an isolated incident, nancy. what do you think? >> well, this is what we've learned. we believe that local business is a grocery store and kaylee goncalves went into the grocery store and when she left either 1 or 2 guys followed her out, apparently they were trying to meet people and meet women. pick up women in the grocery store. now, is it isolated? i don't know. according to some of the victims' families the believe that cops are ruling people out much too quickly. i don't think you can separate a potential stalker who kaylee told her father about. she told other people about it. she sold that vehicle. publicized she was moving across the country. are they connected? you can't rule it out. i find it very interesting right now that there is a possibility according to the father, that kaylee goncalves was, in fact, the target. why? according to what we know now, the perp came in through the second floor sliding glass door and there he killed ethan and xana and then we

host of crime stories on fox nation nancy grace joins us now.ld be read into that, remain vigilant message does not speak to the whereabouts of the killer or where they think this person might be? >> i do not believe cops have established any semblance of a pattern for instance the killers going to strike every four weeks in the early morning on a sunday. but i do believe the cops would have been remiss had they not issued such a warning because if there is a pattern it would've been this weekend, the early morning hours of sunday and also would've been on the four week mark of the murders and also a major gathering at campus on the night of the murders there was a huge event at kimball stadium thousands of people there for a game and this week in a huge event commencement. too many factors were similar for them to not issue a warning, do i believe they know who it is, no, do i think the established pattern, no but i think they did out of an abundance of caution. i do admire something fbi has done in conjunction with moscow police they have esta

thank you, nancy grace. case is coming through with some details finally a month later that are forensic and really changing the game in some ways maybe in terms of what they search for. i can't wait to bring you back and make sense of what pops next. thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: a war of words so to speak. well, critics say it's boiling over and boiling down to semantics after this exchange in the spring. >> can you provide a definition for the word woman? >> can i provide a definition? no. >> harris: supreme court justice jackson might have chosen not to define it but cambridge dictionary not shy about doing so. they are going woke with definitions for man and woman now. tyrus is the man of the hour next in "focus." dude, what're you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier... laser-measured floorliners up here, seat protector and cargoliner back there... nice! out here, side window deflectors... and mud flaps... and the bumpstep, to keep the bumper dent-free

nancy grace, thank you for being here. i want to start with the ide ae repo that one of the reports thatrt s got is that when they went in th capture him, that he said, am i the only one that was arrested? what do you make of that?s yo and give us your analysis of this whole case and where wee are today. >>re well, that would suggesttht that there is an accomplice. ths want to point out two things. this guy hasuy has got a mastern degree in criminology.'s he's currently working on a d in criminal justice, yet he drove the getaway car all the way in outside of mommy's house. are you kidding me? anothe house r thing we know about this guy, he has been described as obsessively vegan to the point that he made his parentsde get rid of their pots and pans. oh, no debate process. and the dishwasher wasn't t enough. they had to buy new pants that had nevew par touched meat. what does that tell me?. he is obsessive. he is fastidious. he's about six feet tall. he's socially awkward. he planned this whole thing out. did you notice, t

i'y nancy grace. i'm in for laura ingraham tonight. this is a special edition of the ingraham angle. wow. thisia is similar. after forty seven long days of suffering from the four victims families finally, an arrest. standing by right now, episode outside the s.i. correctional institute, where koeberg, outs is being housed tonight. laura , laura , what can you tell us ? hi, nancy. well, right, we are outside ofeh the monroe county correctionali facility, and this is where he is going to be calling home.g he for the next few days at least. and you mentioned that he was arrested, we believe, to be at e his parents house. it's just a few short mile sro toom where i am standing now. but tonight he sits here behindm me inside this jail that holdss. about four hundred inmates, some of them maximum security sr inmates, otherits minimum w security. of course, we believe he's over on the backside. sho but let's take a look at thate'b mug shot once again that we've been showing you all day. ee the twenty eight year old wasre taken into custody b

nancy grace breaks down the case. rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends". these are new pictures from the dailymail.com giving us a look inside the house where four idaho college students were grewsomely murdered and -- gruesomely murdered and comes as police reveal there was a sixth person on the lease and hired private security to watch the location and officials are adamant the attacks weren't random and refuse to say if it was the house overall or the specific students. nancy grace is here to break down the case. nancy, great to have you this morning. what are your thoughts on this? do you think this was a targeted personal attack perhaps by somebody that one of the victims knew? >> well, it's very confusing based on what police have stated. first say they targeted then not taggerred and now targeted either the inhabitants or the home itself to target the home itself really doesn't make a lot of sense unless the person was going in to burglarize and found the students and murdered them. that's unlikely because nothing was taken without a sexual assault

here to react is fox nation host nancy grace. good morning, nancy. >> good morning.king murders. and i'm left right now the way i was when i prosecuted and investigated them. in shock that you would actually stab a grandmother dead in her own garage to take her suv. really? i mean, this lady, to call her grandma is not fair to ellen and her family. she was very articulate, educated, elegant lady who literally spent her life doing good works. helping raise her grandchildren, and i think about her coming out and finding him stealing her car and, instead of running or just taking the car and leaving, he stabs the grandma dead and leaves her to bleed out. and the mayor, god bless him, is congratulating, patting everybody on the back that they caught the perp. the problem is the crime, the murder, that's the problem. this guy, career criminal. just before he murdered m ms. bolsonaro. ms. bowls. he tried to rob a liquor store. why wasn't he behind bars he already had aggravated felony assault case. >> ainsley: i know you have investigated this case. have you talked to peop

fox nation host nancy grace joins us with more.ancy, we heard this story about adam and the conversation over the weekend and apparently he -- the father feels that he is not the suspect. i was talking to somebody in federal law enforcement over the weekend. i said by this point certainly law enforcement, since the fbi is out there, they must be looking at geo fencing, which essentially is law enforcement goes to and gets a search warrant to search all of the phones that were in a certain area at a certain time and that, you would think, would be a jackpot of information. >> that's right. it sets up a virtual geographic boundary using g.p.s. technology. you could also perform a cell tower dump, which is very intensive. but with all of the analysts available to help, moscow police it's possible. it also seems to be a huge task. but, when you look at the time period between 2:50 a.m. and 4:50 a.m. gathering all of the cell phones and also the cell phones moving in the direction of white hyundai elantra that really narrows your talk.

authorities say the coverage on nancy grace's show keeps the case in the headlines, generating more tipsn. well, it's not powered by reindeer, but it is a sight to see. santa treating his sleigh for a helicopter as he makes a special visit to a salt lake city elementary school. the kids got out of class early and can barely contain their excitement as old saint nick drops in and gives them candy. that is one of life's great moments, brian. >> brian: thanks, carley. the state of tennessee now bracing for busloads of more illegal immigrants set by president biden. the single adult detainees that are supposed to be turned around, by the way, are coming from i.c.e. facilities in new orleans. but will they go? and what will they do? two and he is now his tennessee. are you trying to stop this? >> good morning, brian. this is something new for us. it's not new what's been happening at the border for the last two years, but it's new for tennessee. the administration is requiring tennesseans to pay a price for their failures, and we have to stop this. tennesseans are already paying a huge price

the victims family they have a long and lonely battle ahead paradigm nancy grace in tonight but did feld field is coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> what it is i am tyrus fillin in for greg gutfeld let's welcome tonight's gift grade host of kennedy on foxbusiness kennedy. he is whiter than the power in greg's ring room fox news contributor. >> on weekends, she goes out clubbing, seals. that is awful. no, no. we will try again. she is glad to see you. katie pavlik. her arms can be used as chopsticks, fox news contributo kat timpf. now that i have no friends left on this panel, okay commit before we get you some stories, it's friday, so it's time for this. >> greg's leftovers. to get that's not the first tim i've taken greg's food out of the freezer. its leftovers where i read the joke that didn't use this week. your other rules, just like how greg does it, this will be my first time reading these. here we go. on tuesday president biden traveled to the u.s. virgin islands to experience downtime which caused millions of americans to ask downtime from what? >> we are off to a good start. not surprisingl

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rachel: a suspect arrested in the brutal killing of the four idaho students and nancy grace is fired the families can finally look forward for some justice. she'll be with us, next. rachel: catholics around the world remembering the life and legacy of pope emeritus benedict xvi. crowds gathering in st. peter's square and vatican city as leaders of the catholic church send prayers for the retired pontiff who died yesterday at the anyone of 95. age of 95. alexandria hoff is live with more. good morning. >> good morning, rachel. yeah, the former pope's death comes almost exactly ten years after unexpectedly stepping down from the position. pope benedict xvi was the sixth to do so and the vatican confirmed the pope died at the age of 95 and passed at the vatican, a residence he shared since his retirement with pope francis. born joseph ratzinger and he took the name benedict when he was blessed in 2005. germany's chancellor was remembered as a church leader lr and clever theologian. the arch bishop wrote "faith and reason the legacy of pope benedict xvi remembered with reverence, love an

in the not too distant future i'm extremely excited about the potential of the nancy grace roman space telescope. one of the exciting things we're finding is that the early universe has big bright galaxies and that telescope, although it has a smaller mirror than jwst, has a much larger camera. it's optimized for finding these massive rare beasts in the early universe and it's gonna be fantastic to have that capability very soon. >> amazing. and dr. battaglia? >> yeah, i will echo what dr. clampin said. but i wanted to add one thing about the exoplanets. the most common type of planet known to humanity right now is a kind of planet we don't even have in our own solar system. it's intermediate to the rocky terrestrials and the big gas giants. we call them super earths or sub neptunes but actually we don't really understand their nature. is this more real estate for life? that's a big question on our mind. and this is a class of planets that jwst will be able to characterize and shed light on exactly their nature. i'm very excited to see that happen. >> amazing. well, thank you all and a

nancy grace is going to dig deeper fo the full hour on fox news. it's going to be great. to the big story happening tonight at capitol hill, could determine the future of the democratic platform. some of his colleagues are not important. there not sure if they're going to vote for him coming up next week. the vote is supposed to be next tuesday, january 3. nobody knows what is going to happen let's go to kevin mc carthy joining me now. good to see you. what is going to happen with th speaker race next tuesday? >> i think we made great progress today and we are working on the rule some people want to see a package and open it back up. we've gone from 72 hours of church style to be able to investigate the fbi and others. we watch this new ability to bring more votes to bills onto the floor in an open process. i think this is all healthy. morgan griffith really cares about supporting me today, base upon the progress that we've made along here so i think everyone will get there at the end of the day. we have to. we are the only ones to stop these democrat liberal policies. th

rachel: nancy grace, we go to her with so many stories and here is what she said about the intent ofso fast eddie us, he is described as being an overzealous vegan. to the point that he made his parents throw out their pots and pans that have ever touched meet. the high heat bake cycle wasn't enough for him. they had to throw out their pots and pans and for him to cook his vegan meals and. think about it. do i care about his pots and pans? i don't, but what that tells me is he has an acute attention for detail. he went into this house, i am telling you with the intent to kill, just like the charge says. he didn't going to rape or steel, he went into kill. he had this thing planned out. will: let's hope we don't make this guy famous. that is half the time what they want. because of the gruesome nature of it. it is all about the families of the victims. if he is convicted if he is the right guy, spend the rest of his life in prison. pete: let's do our best to understand not only so we can prevent, but this was a case that was lost out there at least on the surface, appear to be lost fo

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>> think thoughts official happy birthday what a top pick but nancy grace watching her is so compellingo think that if she felt this strongly i know she was asked to do the documentary. i think maybe she should have taken part in it just to speak out because that like i said that was very compelling. my thoughts on this whole thing -- i mean, i watched it i watched all three episodes and my thoughts changed after every single episode. i promise you so i went into this, obviously, thinking i shouldn't watch this i should not give her time of the day and -- you know, i got to the second episode and i'm like okay that kind of makes sense what she said and i found myself going back and saying you know what, i'm mother. i am a parent it is the 31 days that get me. as a parent you cannot -- i mean, i think about going on vacation with my husband or something and after a day of not seeing my kids i'm calling them. i don't think any mother could go that long and -- i don't know if this is an extremely popular opinion. but i do think that the entire family was involved. i do think -- i do i thin

nancy grace on "fox & friends" yesterday, watch. >> 22 days she was missing before parents reported herave a big problem with those parents. they can't get their stories straight and the mother lied to school resource officers. i don't like it. they have the key to her disappearance. >> julie: the mother lying says it all. >> absolutely. and nancy is absolutely right. the key to resolving this matter lies with these two parents. i would have to believe at some stage that the authorities are going to be able to get information from these two parents that will help to bring this child home but i'm concerned as to whether she will come back alive at this stage, unfortunately. >> julie: a beautiful. innocent child. the video shows her getting off the school bus november 2, '12 days before she was last seen on the 23rd. don't turn away from your tv right now. 4'10 inches. 90 pounds. wearing a plain t-shirt and backpack. this little innocent girl is in 6th grade, folks. christmas is this weekend and she is still missing. somebody has to find her. ted, your final thoughts. >> i agree. we need

texas attorney general ken paxton, nancy grace, will cain, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill see you in a few moments. turns out there is science behind shooting penalty kicks at the world cup. one sport psychologist spent five years studied every major shoot-out in every major men's tournament for 50 years. his takeaway. anxiety is the best predictor of success. the players who hurried through their kicks missed more shots than the players who took time to compose themselves. >> dana: everything you learned in kindergarten you needed for your life. what i love is so many people now do have anxiety and they think it holds them back. it can be something that you can channel it in the right way can take you forward. >> bill: i second that. >> dana: thank you. check this out as well. >> i sat there for many years wondering if the truth was ever going to come out. i thought -- there was times i was starting to lose hope. >> i never thought i would ever see the free world again. >> dana: two men locked away for 25 years are walking free today thanks to our next guests. they starte

we'll parse the language with nancy grace in minutes. >> you have said this was a targeted attack. >>sing that to the public may or may not flood us with a lot of information that's not relevant or specific to what we're looking at. a lot of expe. the intro offers were hard to pass up. then the interest payments started. the debt just kept getting worse. mmmm so we broke up with bad debt and got a low, fixed rate sofi personal loan for our big expenses. and the couch goes back tomorrow. break up with bad debt. fund weddings, home renovations, or consolidate debt. view your rate at sofi.com sofi get your money right. - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the largest floating civilian hospital in the world. bringing free surgeries to people who have no other hope. $19 a month will help provide urgently needed surgery for so many still suffering. so don't wait, call the number on your screen. or donate at mercyships.org. >> dana: stunning reversal overnig

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nancy grace, and pete hegseth has been booked to come on.ht, now on fox nation. joe concha will be here. i know what he looks like because i just saw him on another shell also on this network. busy day. let me advise you, but not demand, that you get dressed. ♪ ♪ . to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose weight and keep it off. who loses 138 pounds in nine months? i did! golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. (soft music) >> todd: president biden raising questions over this story where he claims he awarded his uncle a purple heart during his vice presidency. >> he had a purple heart he won it in the battle of buttigieg. he said i won it and i don't want the damn thing. i'm serious he said i don't want it. >> critics were quick to question the fact since biden was vice

. >> nancy grace lives in the neighborhood next door which is where my best friend lives.times. i have so many friends that live there. it's so -- like you said eye dill lick. idyllic. all the people we talk to that live in the atlanta area are worried about it. i was talking to my good friend in the neighborhood that lives next door. ainsley, when i go to restaurants now. it goes through my mind. i don't want to sit outside because i'm worried someone is going to come it up. >> steve: like the sun set, nobody is safe. that is true everywhere. >> ainsley: he said she was kind and precious. a funny loving mother, she was a grandmother. look at these pictures, we have been to the macy's thanksgiving day parade. gone to a golf course and taken pictures. everyone can relate to this. >> brian: the thing is you got to wonder get the momentum to get their own police force so they finally have their own incorporated community. few miles from governor kemp at the mansion where he lives. the cops have their hands full. why not just give up this area and let them finance their own po

tonight nancy grace a special hour into these horrific killings at 10:00 p.m. eastern. we will have more breaking news after the police arrest the suspect in the idaho murders up next. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. when dehydration gets real... hey! that's mine. i'll buy you a pony. advanced hydration isn't just for kids. pedialyte helps you hydrate during recovery. (burke) deep-sea driving, i see... (customer) something like that... (burke) well, here's something else: with your farmer's policy perk, new car replacement, you can get a new one. (customer) that is something else. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are far

>> will: we have nancy grace, carol swain, and buck sexton.p this weekend if you put me back on the television screen really quickly here i want to show you it's a big weekend on "fox & friends weekend." because, it's a little bit -- it's two weeks ago now this showed up in my office. can you see my face defiled, right? you can see daca prescott overrated. you were terrible on espn. and then the alternative i had this one here, better than you in every way. great hair. great-look great clothes. great -- this is by pete hegseth's son. sons, plural, three in my office vandalizing. okay. because cowboys vikings but what happened? an absolute destruction by the cowboys of the vikings and that means pete hegseth gets this beautiful piece of material to wear this weekend. >> pete: i do. >> will: that's to pay off on "fox & friends weekend." >> pete: i knew it was coming but i didn't know it was coming so soon. you couldn't hold back i respect that. >> rachel: does he have to wear it for the whole show? >> pete: one of the hours, rachel. >> will: thi

nancy grace will be joining us next hour as we break down the new details.ced ftx bankman-fried is due in court hours from now. he faces multiple fraud and conspiracy charges that could land him with up to 115 years in prison if convicted. top democrats have now set aside donations from his ftx firm over campus violation concerns. bankman-fried was the second largest donor to the democrats. now to the nfl, the new york giants bouncing back from a pretty rough few weeks with a big 20-12 win over the washington commanders and new england patriots looking for a miracle on the flinel final play the las vegas raiders with the score tied at 24 and this happened. nowhere in sight. are unbelievable. incredible. jones takes it in and wins the game for the raiders. >> raiders win on this stunning play 30 to 24, jaguars picking up 30 to 24 win over the cowboys the chiefs clinches title after beating the texas 30-24 in overtime. those are your headlines, back to you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. it is 6:21 now in new york city. just a few section ago, liter

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we spoke earlier with nancy grace giving some clarity on who adam is and how kayleigh's dad believese is not involved. >> adam can i just tell you we think he's a local bartender and steve goncalves once again kaley's fathercounted it saying he's not a suspect. >> police still searching for this white car they say could be crucial to breaking the case >> this was a terrifying moment for passengers aboard a flight from phoenix hawaii. at least a dozen people injured after severe turbulence. it was described as a roller coaster ride. parts of the inside of the plane came crashing down on people and luggage flying out of the overhead bins. at one point a flight attendant even asked for medical assistance. >> ladies and gentlemen, attention on board, do we have any trained medical personnel? do we have any doctors, nurses, fire fighters? >> this is a hard pass for me as passengers deboarded the plane it was in complete shambles at least a dozen people were rushed to the hospital with head injuries. >> and the white house will be celebrating the second day of hanukkah with a special recep

i'm nancy grace, in for laura ingraham tonight. gutfeld is tonight is coming up next. good night, friend. what it is , i'm cyrus, filling in for greg gutfeld . let's welcome tonight's guest. she does crack her knuckles atnn work, host of kennedy on fox business. and katie save the world podcast. kennedy, he's whiter than the powder in greg's green room. fox news contributor tom shalu on weekends he goes out clubbing, feels that is awful. no, no, we'll try it again.agai. that's a gun in her pocket and she's glad to see you. host of luxury hunting lodges of america on fox nation.. katie, pavle. e us her arms can be usedor as chopsticks. on tnews contributor to now that i have no friends left on this panel. we get yo okay, before we get tou so some stories, it's friday, so it's time for this gregs leftovers from and that's not the first time i've taken greg's food out of the fridge.g' s foodis . yeah, it's leftovers whereread e i read the jokes we didn't use this week. now here the rules just likehese greg does it. this will be my first timehere reading these. here we go

providing data, what are the lessons learned from jwst that can be applied to future missions like that nancy grace roman space telescope or future follow on observatories? how can congress help ensure that those lessons learned are implemented and followed through? because, the last thing we want to do is make the same mistakes twice. cost overruns on schedule delays have real world impacts, they delayed the start of other new and exciting missions and sometimes prevent them from even starting. the recent example of the psyche mission comes to mind. developed under the cost kept discovery program at nasa's planetary science division, psyche missed its planned launch date earlier this year. and will not launch before next october. this will result in the program exceeding its caused cap and delaying the next discovery class mission, fair, tossed by at least three years. and also raises the question of whether discovery missions really have a cost cap. or whether the caps or just recommendations. a recent discovery mission inside also exceeded its cause cap after issues with the partner who provided

grace f. napolitano to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 10, 2022, the chair will now recognize members from theliesed submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. with climb equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:15. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mrs mr. joyce: madam speaker, i rise to address the house for one minute, ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. joyce: thank you, madam speaker. throughout his career, fred keller has had many titles. he's wi been a c.e.o., state representative, congressman, and deacon. but the title that i know representative keller is most proud of is grandfather. i rise t

nancy pelosi is truly a talented woman of substance who was at the right place at the right time when our country needed strong, intelligent and moral leadership. and she has led with graceignity. her strong and effective leadership and accomplishments will most certainly reflected in the portrait we see today. there are, however, some qualities which may not be as obvious behind the trappings of power and privilege. 30 years ago, as i was getting ready to come to d.c. to begin my first term in congress, i expressed to my father my concern that in the very early days of the session i would have to vote and take positions on issues i may not have the opportunity to fully understand. my father, who served 30 years in congress and served with nancy from the time she was elected, responded to me by saying, look to the gentlelady from california, nancy pelosi. she is not only intelligent, hardworking and knowledgeable, she is ethical with high moral stands and values of which you can be proud. this is so true of the woman we honor today, speaker nancy delassandro pelosi. [applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the honorable john a. boehner, 53 speaker of the united states

nancy pelosi is truly a talented woman of substance who was at the right place at the right time when our country needed strong, intelligent, and moral leadership. and she has led with graceshments will most certainly be reflected in the portrait we see today. there are however, some qualities which may not be as obvious behind power and privilege. thirty-eight years ago as i was getting ready to come to d.c. to begin my first term in congress, i expressed to my father, my concern the very early day of the session i would have to vote or take positions on issues they may not have the opportunity to fully understand. my father, who served 30 years in congress and served with nancy from the time she was elected responded to meo by saying look to the gentle lady from california, nancy pelosi. she is not only intelligent, hard-working and knowledgeable with hyatt moral values and standards of which you can be proud. this is so true of the woman we honor today speaker nancy pelosi, thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable john a weiner 53rd speaker of the united states house of representatives. [applause] [applause] >> i can say it's good to be here,. [laughter] i am g

wieland's family has shown grace despite the fact that wieland remains in custody in russia. in one of our last acts in leadership. speaker of the house nancy pelosi oversight. today's house vote on the respect for marriage act. the bill protects same sex marriages following the 2015 supreme court decision requiring all states to grant same sex marriages and recognize same sex marriages granted in other states. fox news madeline rivera has more now on this monumental step. the motion is adopted a landmark victory in the decades long fight for nationwide recognition of same sex and interracial marriages. the house on thursday passing the respect for marriage act, ensuring all states acknowledged every marriage is legal, regardless of sex, race, ethnicity or national origin. today's vote is a monumental win in the fight for lgbt q. plus equality 39 republicans crossed the aisle to back the bipartisan legislation protecting hundreds of thousands of couples who tied the knot after the supreme court. it's 2015 decision legalizing same sex unions nationwide. the vote comes after the senate passed the bill with support from republicans. it's a bil