you're watching nb c >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. our other big headlines on this friday, it is now 10:14 p.m. in washington, d.c. this is a live look now at the capitol where just minutes ago, congress reconvened for a 14th vote on who should be the next speaker of the house. this is the third vote today. earlier, the 12th and 13th rounds of balloting ended without a winner. this is a live look now at the proceedings. house leader kevin mccarthy from bakersfield is getting closer to victory. even though he struck out, he's getting closer. 15 of the 20 conservative holdouts did switch their votes to mccarthy today. still, six hard-liners of the so-called republican freedom caucus are still refusing to back mccarthy. house members have not yet cast their votes in this late-night session. they're just minutes into the seth, but they will start soon. you're looking at the results from the last vote earlier today. kevin mccarthy had 214 votes. he needs 218 to win to be the new speaker of the house. >>> political news here at home as well

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with him more secret documents than any of the whistleblowers convicted in the us for leaking from a nb reality winner was sentenced to five years in prison for one document. and the bytes even have searches did not carry out. the clashes between police and environmental activists ended with the dispersal of an illegal camp in the small village of lutzerat in germany, five people were injured by the german authorities, who took ministerial chairs. with green slogans. now they are losing the support of environmentalists and the reason for this is the coal mines that are opening to cope with the energy crisis sergey kalashevsky on how europe chooses between ecology and anti-russian sanctions a year ago. it was impossible to imagine germany the locomotive of europe, a fiery fighter for green energy, begins a special operation to demolish an entire village. for the sake of expanding the neighboring coal mine, these activists, who used to be carried here in their arms, in an instant turned into violators who are threatened by the authorities with criminal cases. we are united in our determin

golden state warriors head coach steve kerr and nb p -- m.v.p. steph curry led a championship celebration at the white house. as much as they spoke about their incredible m.v.p. title run at least spoke to americans about the issues they're facing. the coach sat in on a roundtable about gun violence with white house staff. >> we learned a lot about what this administration is doing to help create a safer environment in our country. something that is close to my heart. >> he is deeply passionate about the issue, his father was a victim of gun violence. curry used his opportunity in front of the white house press corps to thank the biden administration for securing the release of wnba start brittney griner who was released in december. >> she is a big part of our basketball family and it means a lot to know she is here and safe. >> at the celebration in the east room a who's who of bay area dignitaries, san francisco mayor and oakland mayor and congresswoman nancy pelosi and her husband, there he is in the hat chatting with draymond green, it has b

seriously, he takes it seriously , meanwhile, the great expert on classified information of the ex-nbmployee edward snowden draws attention to the public, biden's lawyers discovered scandalous documents 6 days before the midterm elections, but the ministry of justice chose to hush up the story, thus, giving the democrats an advantage resents againden. and another trend. if the papers are taken out, everything is a big politician. nothing to him does not threaten and immediately recalls the case of the reality-weener, a former translator at the national security agency, who received 63 months in prison for leaking a document . it is worth noting that the president seems to have escaped with a large number of secret documents. what many whistleblowers, for comparison , were sentenced to 5 years in just one document, while biden trump clinton petraeus, these guys have tens of hundreds of documents. no prison republicans create a question, and when will searches begin at the incumbent president and write a letter to address of attorney general marik garland, assures that the special prose

taken seriously, he takes it seriously, meanwhile, the great expert on classified information of ex-nb employee edward snowden draws attention to the public, biden's lawyers discovered scandalous documents 6 days before mid-term elections, but the ministry of justice chose to silence the story, thereby giving the democrats an advantage, outraged by snowden and another tendency, if papers are taken out of the office by a major politician, he is not in danger and immediately recalls the reality case of wina, a former translator, in the us security agency , who received 63 months in prison for leaking one document, it is worth noting that the president seems to have escaped with a large number of secret documents. than many whistleblowers to compare reality winor in just one document, they were sentenced to 5 years, meanwhile biden trump clinton petraeus, these guys have tens of hundreds of documents. no jail republicans create a question, but when searches begin at the incumbent president and write a letter to the attorney general. marika of harvard, assures that a special counsel should

golden state warriors head coach steve kerr and nb p -- m.v.p. steph curry led a championship celebration at the white house. as much as they spoke about their incredible m.v.p. title run at least spoke to americans about the issues they're facing. the coach sat in on a roundtable about gun violence with white house staff. >> we learned a lot about what this administration is doing to help create a safer environment in our country. something that is close to my heart. >> he is deeply passionate about the issue, his father was a victim of gun violence. curry used his opportunity in front of the white house press corps to thank the biden administration for securing the release of wnba start brittney griner who was released in december. >> she is a big part of our basketball family and it means a lot to know she is here and safe. >> at the celebration in the east room a who's who of bay area dignitaries, san francisco mayor and oakland mayor and congresswoman nancy pelosi and her husband, there he is in the hat chatting with draymond green, it has b

seriously, he takes it seriously , meanwhile, the great specialist in classified information of ex-nbattention to the public, biden's lawyers discovered scandalous documents 6 days before the midterm elections, but the ministry of justice chose to hush up the story, thereby, providing the democrats are outraged again , and another trend is that if the papers are taken out, then the office is a major politician, he is not in danger and immediately recalls the case of the reality-weener, a former translator at the national security agency, who received 63 months in prison for leaking one document . it is worth noting that the president seems to have escaped with a lot of secret documents. than many whistleblowers, for comparison , reality-winor was judged for 5 years in just one document, meanwhile biden trump clinton petraeus, these guys have dozens of documents no prison republicans create a question, and when searches begin at the incumbent president and write letters to the attorney general marik garland, assures that the special prosecutor should investigate the biden case, if you

florida republica congressman byron donelson sparred with foreign left lunatic over it mst and c or nb showed as what he such a rising star the republican party. >> you not believe the idea was to make a diversity statement b dominating your? >> first, that was not the idea that was in the room by decisio made. >> is still not explain how you last--spare you can let me answer your question? number two let's go back the reality is a lot of members do believe in my ability to lead. and mike to be despised for my good because i've served one term? my members of the ability to engage other members of the conference. it's even bigger than that. will brennan ann passed last week. we got that done kevin mccarthy is not speaker of the house. >> on voting laws you voted you defend voting laws that said getting rid of bella harvesting is a good thing that we did sav defended that little boarding laws. you've actually--sb met the float abutting logic. >> and be met the last new york we do it the best. >> of course joy read as a history of these types of smear tactics. nbc standby this? is another

nbc news learned investigators believe one or more contract workers may have introduced corrupted software to the faa system damaging some files. investigators don't know if this was a malicious attack or human error. wednesday's outage caused delays and cancellations affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers. the transportation secretary tells nbc news the faa is reenforcing its computer and cybersecurity protocols to ensure this doesn't happen again. >>> this morning russia is claiming its first victory in ukraine after a series of setbacks. the defense ministry is claiming it has taken control of the mining town of soledar in eastern ukraine. ukrainian and russian forces have been locked in an intense battle where recent satellite images show the scale of devastation in soledar. ukrainian officials have denied the claims of victory. nbc news has not been able to verify russia's claims. earlier this week john kirby said if russia was to capture soledar, it would not make a signific

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already breathing it down the back of the head for us, as for journalists, because, uh, the american nbened to angela merkin for a decade. but it would be interesting to raise her conversations, her statement, personal negotiations. well, if we live in an open global society dated 2014, the same minsk, listen to negotiations and agreements. and what did she actually say and with whom let's assume. she could say, i think the president hinted at it in such a way that in the fourteenth year she was still sincere and sincerely did not want germany to still have the remnants of sovereignty, did not want to unleash a big european war. i think now she's uh, just in a trap in the company, like most french and uh, german politicians, who are simply the first to be doomed to lie. and lie twice lie about your true motives of the fourteenth year and to lie and make excuses now in order to really keep this common mantra of merkel's western superiority that she was hooked, you are lying everything that was certain and prosperous in her large political biography in the archive. i think that the americ

hmm access to a lot of these nbs, and that means that academy voters also have access to these indies in a way that even with screeners, even with screenings , or, frankly, just a little bit more easily accessible. um everything everywhere. all at once, i think captured not only the hearts and imaginations of viewers, but also of academy voters, and this is a great team of performers. a great team behind the scenes. i think that people are eager to award this film, especially because of the great comeback story. kehui kwan , who many people remember as a child actor who was nominated this year, also for this film really wasn't on the scene for a few decades. and this is i think this is the comeback of the year with apologies to brendan fraser. well, as we mentioned it received the most number of nominations, so really appreciate you coming on and talking with us about it. looking forward to the show. thank you. thanks, heather. payroll problems. employees in the san francisco unified school district are growing increasingly upset with the ongoing payroll errors they're experiencing co

program, he already breathes it down the back of our necks for us as journalists, because, uh, american nbn listening to angela merkin for a decade. but it would be interesting to raise her conversations, her statement, personal negotiations, but if we live in an open global society dated 2014, then listen to the minsk negotiations and agreements. and what did she actually say and with whom? let's assume. she could speak, i think the president hinted at it in such a way that in the fourteenth year she was still sincere and sincerely did not want germany remained the remnants of sovereignty did not want to unleash a major european war. i think now she's uh, just trapped in a computer, like most french and uh, german politicians, who are just the first to lie. moreover, uh, lie twice, lie about your true motives in the fourteenth year, and lie and make excuses now in order to really preserve this common mantra of western superiority, thundering at merkel that she was taken on the hook to indulge everything that was certain and prosperous in her large political biography in the archive. i thi

. >> in the east bay, the body of a missing 19 year-old damon was nb junior of pittsburgh was found saturday near highway 4 in concord. >> he was found between port chicago and willow pass road an area his family says was already searched by officials and family members several times. his family also says the clothes on his body were clean and dry, which they believe could mean he was dumped there sometime early saturday afternoon. >> weather's been pretty bad, horrible. so he was entire 7 days. he's close with that. >> it definitely is very suspicious. a weird that he would be right there with >> we know dry, everything. >> anybody might have information on what happened or they've seen something along. highway 4 is being asked to contact concord police or the chp. police in gilroy are asking for the public's help to try to find these 3 guys. officers say they went into the tommy hilfiger outlet around 5.30, saturday night and walked out with a bunch of merchandise totaling more than 2000 bucks when store employees tried to take their picture. one of the guys hit the victim, knocked her to

incident investigation breaking news nb not tired of learning from a source familiar with the investigationthis find to my surprise. i learned that among the papers found there are government documentation. but i do not know that in these documents my lawyers advised me not to ask questions about the content of these documents. first question. why jubaiden lawyers would even bother finding these documents, we can't say for sure as they didn't let us know, but it's strange, lawyers don't usually search filing cabinets, but not biden lawyers, and we think they did this after realizing that the republicans were about to win a majority in the house of representatives , and with it the right to challenge witnesses to testify it is likely that them were running a pre-emptive sweep operation to hush up the scandal before it had time to flare up. and, of course, they hid what they found in this closet after the midterms, because there is no need to ship. extra information also has questions for the so-called biden center. is it that the very idea of ​​a biden academic center is ridiculous in itself

already a red rag, and edward snowden, who is hiding from the us authorities and former employees of the nb, published a bitter and sarcastic tweet that biden seemed to have taken. more classified documents than many whistleblowers compare snowden cites the ween reality tv case, she was sentenced to 5 years for leaking just one single document from the national security agency. biden stole 10 secrets trump 60 plus clinton petrose and nothing happens to them no one is convicted. urgent nbc new has learned from a source familiar with the investigation that president biden's aides found a second batch of classified documents in a new location, recall that two days ago we learned that the department of justice said that classified documents were found in biden's office . and that he kept them after the presidency. obama, these documents were discovered and back in november , right before the midterm elections, mayor garlan, attorney general, faced many moments of truth during his tenure, it is worth noting that he was with the president in mexico for a summit of world leaders. here is what the

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