it but it's not creating a new national champion.- but it's not creating a new national champion. japanese _ national champion. it is not just japanese carmakers . national champion. it is not. just japanese carmakers that are feeling the heat. global automakers like general motors and ford have slowed investments in evs as i borrowing costs and poor charging infrastructure really hinder their adoption despite government incentives in some countries. back in september gm said it was in talks with south korea's hyundai to explore ways to collaborate in a move to cut costs. europe's r factor is also in turmoil with thousands of jobs also in turmoil with thousands ofjobs on also in turmoil with thousands of jobs on the also in turmoil with thousands ofjobs on the line as automakers sufferfrom a automakers suffer from a weakening market and those higher costs as well as a slower than expected take—up of evs. and of course increasing competition from chinese rivals. and there are more threats looming unfortunately. president—elect donald trump proposed a potential rollback of ev friend

champion-— creating a new national champion. creating a new national chamion. �* champion. we seak champion. right. and if we speak of — champion. right. and if we speak of national _ champion. right. and if we l speak of national champions, champion. right. and if we - speak of national champions, we can't not mention toyota. how do you think they're feeling about this potential deal? i think toyota just keeps on doing what it's doing. as you know, it is the world's largest car—maker. very importantly, they've got such a strong portfolio of technology. yes, on evs, toyota has been lagging behind. but the hybrid technology is extremely strong and, on the design front and on the global marketing and after—sales servicing, toyota remains best in class, while nissan and honda getting together — that would cause a lot of pain in the sense of, at least two years of actually reorganising the companies, laying off people, reorientating their supply chain, as well as their customer service network. so, honda and nissan — yes, it's a merger that should happen, but it's going to be a

news nation's joe khalil has more on the challenges the president elect is facing. it's one of the promises that president elect trump made before taking office. he says that he's going to make it a policy that all. >> federal workers who are working either remotely full time or part-time remotely are going to come back into the office or the fire. that's obviously going to be a lot harder to do that actually to say. but he says he's going to pursue that. there are really 2 different conversations here. you take a look at federal efficiency when it comes to building space and how much taxpayer dollars are going to cover it. the government accountability office to a report that showed that out of 24 federal buildings in dc 17 of them ooly had about a quarter of their space. actually being used. 25% or less. that's because, again, a lot of these workers have not yet returned since the pandemic in 2 working in person for that reason. james comer, the chairman of the house oversight committee's pointed out the government is spending anywhere from 2 billion dollars a yea

champion _ but not creating a new national champion.on-— champion. it is not 'ust japanesei champion. it is notjust japanese carmakers . champion. it is notjust. japanese carmakers that champion. it is notjust - japanese carmakers that feel the heat, global automakers like general motors and ford have slowed investments in electric vehicles as high borrowing costs and poor charging infrastructure have affected the take—up of electric vehicles despite government incentives in a number of countries. in september global motors that it was in talks with a south korean company to explore ways to collaborate in order to cut costs. the europe car sector is also n—terminal with thousands of jobs also n—terminal with thousands ofjobs on also n—terminal with thousands of jobs on the also n—terminal with thousands ofjobs on the line as automakers there suffer from a weakening market as well as high cost and a slower than expected take—up of electric vehicles plus the increasing competition from chinese markets. unfortunately there are more threats

. >> welcome to news nation. i'm bobby moore and in the ultimate in good taste, snl spoofing news nation professors are a problem. there's a gentleman in audience looks strikingly similar to be from the cartoon beavis and. it's just a little distracting. i'm not familiar with that cartoon. >> yeah. that might be a good idea with some truly unforgettable town hall guest. oh, boy. for just tuning this is newsnation. not the cartoon network. >> well, next on kron, 4 news at 10, the bird flu reaches up big cat sanctuary killing at least 20 cats. how officials believe they may have affected. plus, a warning about a scam and the rise involving surprise package is what you need to know. so you don't become the next victim and passengers on a flight get a special tree from the musician on board. we'll show >> a strain of bird flu has devastated a big cat sanctuary in washington state in late november. there were 37 wildcats at that sanctuary. and now there are only 17 left and one of them is in critical condition. offici

it is saturday night at 6, 9, just look for news nation news nation now dot com.u need to find what channel it is your tv. >> all right. looking outside right now talk about that sunshine and the tasha seems very jealous of right now. here's a look at the >> bay bridge and what's happening outside meteorologist kyla grogan given us a look. >> yeah, hanging out right now in yosemite where it is beautiful. sea of blue skies out there. maybe a little snow on the peaks. >> and it's gonna be a beautiful weekend in the sierra penny of you're headed that way. want to take a look at lake tahoe right now. absolutely gorgeous to see a few people out there getting that weekend started early. temperatures really nice. 49 degrees out there. lots of sunshine, wind negligible there about 8 miles per hour. and if you're headed out for the weekend to do some skiing, boy, you've got the weather on your side. you can see here temperatures are going to be any upper 40's low 50's looking very good. as you head across this weekend. so enjoy that if you're staying in the bay area. also,

news nation is news for all americans. scientists today at news nation now dot com. t >> we'll say merry christmas. we got some history, for wait. falling outside. >> francisco forty-niners offensive line. they're going to be riding into the holidays a new car and this give didn't come from the north pole quarterback brock purdy. you saw their surprise. the teammates with brand new toyota trucks. 5 sequoias 500 is kind of a thank you for their hard work this season. well, pretty is. rookie contract is a fraction of what some veteran quarterbacks make like joe burrow's gift of authentic japanese swords. well, pretty does have a deal with toyota which may have helped make the surprise possible. it's a pretty nice gesture for the lineman who have kept him on his feet all season. i just got co-workers chocolates that's very nice area. not a new car. i didn't get any. you it. >> great did not get know what? >> no pressure. sorry. a on double for you. >> middle school student from san ramon valley, though the competing on a food network show called kids baking championship.

reckless russia has been during this ongoing war in europe in washington, d.c., on tom dempsey, news nationon, 4 news at noon. a back at some of the top stories 2024. and with it some wild video. >> we saw some amazing stories in 2024 and with it some wild video reporter keely beeson takes a look back. >> a shocking attack on a las vegas judge kicking off 2024. it happened in a clark county courtroom watching again as 31 year-old guy over red in soars over the 4 foot bench, tackling and punching the judge in a brazen attack. he was eventually restrained. and later sentenced up to 65 years behind bars. terror in the skies and unimaginable incident on an alaskan airlines flight from oregon to california. when a door plug blows off a boeing 7.37. max, 9 jets leaving a gaping hole in the side of the plane at 16,000 feet. 171 passengers and 6 crew members were on board. fortunately, the plane landed safely, although several passengers were injured clear across the country. in massachusetts, police video shows the suspect speeding 80 miles per hour down a busy street with no hands. the impaired d

building new transportation infrastructure for the mescalero apache nation in new mexico that will provideafer travel route and boost the tribe's local economy. addressing toxic legacy pollution and abandoned oil and gas infrastructure that pollutes the air and water for the osage nation in oklahoma. and providing clean drinking water for fort peck in montana. i could go on. this is a once-in-a-generation funding that is empowering tribes and making up for a significant and systematic, underfunding of the tribal communities. of course, we know that they need in our communities is still incredibly high. we know that many priorities still need adequate funding and resources. that's what decades of lack of investments look like. but what we have done will have lasting and enduring results for the generations that have counted on us to shut up. it means that our kids and grandkids have a better shot at living lives where their needs are met, where their futures are bright, and where the pains and ills of the past no longer dictate they can become. that progress is unless, and it is thanks to p

the are you watching are changing, national, reaching you live from our new center. busy in moscow, i have michael fletcher. now, after more than 6 decades of ruling syria, the boss, spotty, has supposed its operations in the nation and headed over it's awesome, owed to the intern government's ministry of internal affairs. and that's alphabet tera group h. d as to and syria on its head these past few days, toppling the bus out of the sides, government and taking over control of the capitol, damascus of the same group. it has now taken there as all located to the east of the country at the footage you'll see now is the aftermath showcasing this 30 on the full minutes and control with locals, home and the check points along the way. there was all hayes and the important transportation hub with significant oil fields and the surrounding area spelt let's take a closer look at who controls watch in syria. extremists militants hold most of the territory, including the capital of damascus that into knolls, the yellow patch box. the area is held by the u. s. bonds, b k. k, th

let us create together a new national spirit of unity and trust.strength can compensate for my weakness, and your wisdom can help to minimize my mistakes. let us learn together and laugh together and work together and pray together, confident that in the end we will triumph together in the right. [applause] the american dream endures. we must once again have full faith in our country, and in one another. i believe america can be better. we can be even stronger than before. let our recent mistakes bring a resurgent commitment to the basic principles of our nation, for we know that if we despise our own government, we have no future. we recall in special times when we have stood briefly, but magnificently, united. in those times no prize was beyond our grasp. but we cannot dwell upon remembered glory. we cannot afford to drift. we reject the prospect of failure or mediocrity or an inferior quality of life for any person. our government must at the same time be both competent and compassionate. we have already found a high degree of personal liberty,

he's now approved a new national security level labels, raso, china. you run a north korea as advisories, hoping to give trump a bump the foreign policy roadmap to run with a correspondent use of july lean to ron. the has details on that. i mean, what seems to be funding over and dilemma it popped up itself. booming nations off with cop sanctions and pressures, then getting mists when they start making new friends and alliances and turn jo biden's memo born out of his concern that china iran, north, korea, and rochelle are forming an unlikely alliance. of course, the memo was crafted by biden's team a few months ago ago was shrouded in uh, super seen, due to quote sensitive findings. what need is to for this new found camaraderie among god. the quartet us officials have been trying to wall off for a shot since i knew creating conflict with getting 2022 but washer has, i look to iran for military support. the allegedly were saving drones and missiles from these on the public. and regarding north korea, they were supposed to be thrown artillery missiles

news nation correspondent alex cappa plo has more. >> a new indictment has been handed down to united healthcare ceo murder suspect luigi nanjiani. grand jury has indicted him on 11 counts which includes first and second degree murder, criminal possession of a weapon and criminal possession of a forged instrument. the district attorney not mincing words saying a first-degree murder charge is justifiable since it was a quote, frightening well planned, targeted murder caused to create shock. take a listen. this was a frightening well planned, targeted murder that was intended to cause shock. and attention and intimidation. it encouraged one of the most bustling parts of our city. threatening the safety of local residents and tourists alike. commuters and business people just starting out on their day. also, 2 new hearings are on the docket for mandy only here in pennsylvania. the first at 8.30, thursday morning, a preliminary hearing where we may see the evidence investigators have collected pointing to his guilt and the crimes he's accused of in pennsylvania. the second is an extraditi

he's got his hands full with on finished business, approving a new national security agenda. the 6th account of the rise in corporation between yeah, you guys get russia, china, iran, and all the right live on worldwide at cooking 2 pm locally here at most of the like the top stores lined up unmolested, as always here on ok. so for more than 6 decades of ruling syria, the boss party as pos, power over the interim governments administrative internal affairs. of course it went off to the terra group, h t. s ton cereal on its head. these past few days, a toppling bush are all outside and taking control of the mask is now the same group is now taking the city of data as or, and the east of the country. this footage was posted by the midland forces themselves, so showcasing a city under that full control with locals essentially huddled at home and checkpoints on the way the area is that important to transport top with lucrative oil fields and that surrounding region. so a quick look at exactly who controls watts in syria, because extremis militants hold most of the territory now i

non dual biden's to i'm in power, he's got his hands full with unfinished business. approving a new national security agenda seems to count of devising cooperation between russia and china, iran and north korea. the hello the welcome to our, the international reaching you from the russian capital where the latest from around the world. i have mike called quite yet. now after more than 6 decades of ruling syria, the boss, spotty, has both. it's. busy actions in the nation and hand it over, it's optional to the interim government's ministry of internal affairs. that's out of the tower group. it's to yes to serial and it's had just few days ago. toppling the boss around the sides and taking control over the mosque was now the same group has now taken the city of dallas or in the east of the country. this footage was posted, bothered you had this forces themselves, showcasing a safety on the full military control with locals, home and checkpoints along the way. the area is unimportant, the transportation have with significant oil fields in the surrounding region. now let's take a closer look at

on joel biden's tubman. tyler, he's got his hands full with unfinished business, breathing, a new national security agenda. this takes 2 towns of the rising cooperation between russia, china, iran, and north korea. the trouble of continuing our coverage of the latest trend of shaping the world right now. this is our international. i have michael quite yet. now, after more than 6 decades of ruling syria, the boss body has paused it's operations in the nation and handed over. it's awesome. now to the interim governments, ministry up into another 5. and that's off of the tara group, h d s to serial and it's head. and these past few days, toppling the box over the sides, government, and take in control over the mass. costs of the capital are the same group has now taken the safety of their, their errors, darrow's, all in the east of the country. that us footage was posted by the had this forces themselves showcasing a city on the full met attends control with locals, home, and check points along the way of the area is a nu, fulton transportation cob with significant oil fields and surrounding

news nation reporter alex caprariello has the latest. >> this hospital on the upper west side has becomef this investigation. new reporting overnight reveals that the gunman in this attack took a bus from atlanta and used a fake id from new jersey to put both that transport and this logic at this point, the gunman is still on the loose as we now enter our 3rd day. and there's no clear indication that he's even still here in new york, investigators visited the hospital. they believe he was staying at on thursday searching for new evidence and speaking to possible eyewitnesses, one female worker who reportedly was flirting with them, asked him to lower his mask. that's when we got this. the clearest picture that police have released at this time, police at least officially are being careful with their wording saying this is a person of interest wanted for questioning news nation sources, however, say they believe this photo shows the shooter. police haven't hosted a press conference with new information since wednesday. what one former lieutenant commander with nypd says that doesn't mean

xavier walton, news nation. it's 10. 22. still ahead on the kron, morning news, a break-in at east oakland shop and it's not the first time we're going to take a look. >> and what the toll cuts and this is paying on this small this is paying on this small business. reminder, bent finger appointment. i don't want to wait or have surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. i want a nonsurgical treatment. and if nonsurgical treatment isn't offered? i'll get a second opinion. take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit findahandspecialist.com to get started. help. this morning, a new study finds a blood test may be more of a reliable indicator of liver disease. then. >> asking how much a person drinks like obesity or high cholesterol, clinicians only screen for alcohol use by asking their patients how much they drink. but a researcher at uc san francisco found a blood test could help better determine whether a person is drinking may be causing liver disease. the author of the study says in the future this b

now to see this firsthand news nation's nancy loo headed out with the shark lab team of cal state longthis coming this way. that's a big shark. it's a big shark with the help of drone technology, it usually never takes long for the shark lab team to spot new research subjects with news nation on board near the coast of santa barbara. >> researchers find and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes. >> while the tagging and how does that help? >> well, one of questions is where all the church coming from. why did they come to these beaches? what are they doing at those beaches? and what the lakers want to know is when are they going to leave? so the way we can answer that is through tag. >> a conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population. and now its birthing season just as warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of accidental encounters. experts say there's still much more to learn about shark behavior, but what's already known is they are not after us. humans clearly are not on

news at 2 o'clock today. i'm justine waltman. the national weather service issued a tsunami warning that has been lifted the quake, though, did hit humboldt county just off the coast of your weakest just south of there. the usgs says significant aftershocks have been reported and more are expected in the coming days and weeks. we do have live team coverage for you of today's events. kron four's charles clifford is in pacifica where the beaches were closed. our stephanie live has information from the usgs and what happened today but will begin with our meteorologist kyla grogan who is in the weather center. >> hi there. yeah. so a very happy to say as we take this live look at pacifica right now and a gorgeous day out there to be clear, but very happy to say that that tsunami warming morning did drop. so we now do not have that coastal danger that we were fearing earlier today when there was that 7 point. oh, earthquake. well, to the north of us. yes, but still enough to cause a concerned that a tsunami wave could be generated by that earthqua

news nation's joe khalil has more on the challenges trump faces.ce. he says that he's going to make it a policy that all. >> federal workers who are working either remotely full time or part-time remotely are going to come back into the office or the fire. that's obviously going to be a lot harder to do that actually to say. but he says he's going to pursue that. now, there are really 2 different conversations here. you take a look at federal efficiency when it comes to building space and how much taxpayer dollars are going to cover it. the government accountability office to a report that showed that out of 24 federal buildings in d c 17 of them only had about a quarter of their space. actually being used. 25% or less. that's because, again, a lot of these workers have not yet returned since the pandemic in 2 working in person for that reason. james comer, the chairman of the house oversight committee has pointed out the government is spending anywhere from 2 billion dollars a year on keeping the lights on in these buildings to 5 billion dollars e

news nation's caitlyn becker continues our coverage. >> luigi mangione beefing up his legal team ahead of possible extradition to new york where he faces murder charges and he could be back in manhattan sooner than expected. da alvin bragg hinting man tony may waive extradition at a pennsylvania hearing that could take place as soon as tuesday in preparation for that man. jony has retained high powered attorney karen friedman agnifilo who previously served as chief assistant district attorney in the manhattan da's office. and here's an interesting fact. she is one-half of illegal power. couple. her husband mark is leading sean diddy combs is defense. >> now prosecutors in manhattan have reportedly convened a grand jury and are presenting evidence in order to secure indictment against joni. >> the da's office hasn't confirmed that. but grand jury proceedings are secret so never do until it's over. it's extremely likely that prosecutors will get that indictment and quickly, investigators had a man ton of evidence against the suspect, according to law enforcement. those shell casings from

news. >>after the break, the ceo of one of the nation's largest health insurers gunned down in health insurersn neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. whencan neuriva supporter, remember neuriva. your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. >>a search is underway in new york tonight for the man who shot and killed united healthcare ceo brian thompson. police are describing this as a targeted attack. reporter nicole johnson has details. >>the shooting happened not too far from where i'm standing on west 54th street and 6th avenue in midtown manhattan. right on a side entrance at the hilton hotel. police say this was a premeditated shooting and that the gunman was lying in. wait for 50 year-old. brian thompson is the ceo of united healthcare. take a look at the scene. it happened around 6.45 wednesday morning. thompson

pearl harbor resulted in a new national unity based on resentment. but that is not enough.e must have a deep spiritual unity that will make us ready, even eager to sacrifice our material goods and when necessary, even life itself for the moral principles for which this war is being fought. i think it's important to recall the the historic and emotional setting for this service. this was the winter of disaster. it came to be known as not only was pearl harbor attacked, there was carnage in the north atlantic. great britain had held on by the skin of its teeth. the japanese were conquering bases. american and british and dutch bases throughout the far west about the throughout east asia and the vermont. the german army had reached the gates of moscow, and if they had succeeded in taking the soviet union out of the war, it would have taken a tremendous counterweight to hitler and the and the german army out of europe, which would have been very bad news. on top of it, making it even more poignant for roosevelt and churchill. when churchill came the first time in that august of

in an emergency landing in south korea, new dawning, georgia, the nation's new president, easy, luxury rated, and swan in mid anti government. protests is practically so it means the presidential palace despite top previous refusal to seize power. the human told amounts even got these ready for these take a local medics report 48 by the cdns have been killed and relentless attacks over the last day.

people are dead to survive with 3 still on accounted for new dawning, georgia. the nation's new president, easy now get rated and swan. and i made antique government protest that his predecessor leads the presidential policy. this 500 previous refusal disappeared, the movies strike back. the group breaks down to $32000000.00 us free patrol with a home made surface to add myself, bring them a total of 15 of the deadly reviews that i've been taken out of the skies. only given a human toll nouns in gaza as easily forces take a local medics report. 48 follows medians have been killed in relentless attacks. over the last day, the weather is, are changing. national, reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world. i am michael watching. now our top story this hour. it's a breaking news. a 176 people have died and to survive. and if we're even a missing after a boeing 737 christ while trying to make an emergency landing at an airport in south korea. and the nations presidential palace has our office right. that has convened an emergency meeting over the

that's why my first year in office, i launched a new national h.i.v./aids strategy to ensure treatment and prevention is available to everyone, everywhere all across this country and that includes medications that could prevent h.i.v. infection are affordable and available and without co-pay for people without health insurance. [applause] and the insurance companies can't deny coverage for the medication or for access that doctors recommend to patients. we're fighting the stigma of discrimination against h.i.v. community by ending the shameful, shameful practice of banning gay and bisexual men from donating blood, strengthening civil rights settings. educating the public about the latest scientific transmission, testing and prevention and care. so many of you have been lead the way in these efforts, including the late cornelius baker. [applause] who passed away three weeks ago as a pioneer on events on h.i.v. testing together with all of you, who are also calling on states and community leaders to repeal outdated h.i.v. criminalization laws throughout

news nation's xavier walton has the story. >> immigration officials say moves like this one really do set the tone for president elect donald trump when he takes office. it efforts when it comes to mass deportation. let's talk about this policy more specifically this longstanding policy since 2011. what it does is it restricts ice agents from arresting undocumented people churches, hospitals and even schools without a supervisor signing off on it, so to speak. so they're concerned or they're considered rather sensitive locations, almost like safe havens under the policy, even extenuating circumstances like national security, terror threats or the rest of a dangerous felon would need to get proper approval president elect donald trump reportedly plans to scrap this policy on his first day in office. right now, a border patrol says there are roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. retired ice director ron botelho tells immigration officials have their work cut out for them. but this move should help. it will have an effect because the front line don't have to call washing

and embrace new found freedom, to choose — and embrace new found freedom, to choose national unity over came — interests, the syrian people came out to mosques in public squares— came out to mosques in public squares for victory day celebrations including the thousands who packed into the damascus ummayah mosque. we have seen— damascus ummayah mosque. we have seen people helping one another— have seen people helping one another help finding mrs —— missing _ another help finding mrs —— missing relatives, we have seen the sdf — missing relatives, we have seen the sdf raising the flag of the syrian — the sdf raising the flag of the syrian revolution and groups that — syrian revolution and groups that have joined up to clean streets. _ that have joined up to clean streets, to deliver bread and medicine _ streets, to deliver bread and medicine to those in need, and we hear— medicine to those in need, and we hear syrians in the streets singing — we hear syrians in the streets singing hold your head high, you are _ singing hold your head high, you are a _ singing hold your head high, you are a

new. nations have been born for our own country. it has been a time of recurring trial. we have grown in power and in responsibility. we have passed, through the anxieties of depression and the war, to a summit unmatched in mind, seeking to secure peace in the world while have had to fight our way through the forest of the gun to the shores of iwo jima and through the cold mountains of korea, and the swift race of great events, we find ourselves robbing a can of the old sin and meaning of these times in which we live in our quest of understanding, we beseech god's guidance. we summon all our knowledge of the past and scan all signs of the future. we bring all our wit and all our will to meet the question how far have we come in long pilgrimage from darkness toward the light? are we nearing the light? a day of freedom and of peace for all mankind? or are the shadows another night are closing in upon it? great, as are the preoccupations absorbing us at home, concerned as we are with matters that deeply affect our livelihood today and our vision of the future each of these

those who want a new national parks in north—east wales say it would help manage the demand that alreadybe able _ here. with the national park we would be able to _ here. with the national park we would be able to have - here. with the national park we would be able to have a - would be able to have a management system that would help have more wardens, more people that would actually be able to look after the infrastructure, the landscape, the visitor economy. what worries others is not so much the day—trippers as those who may want to stay longer and buy up may want to stay longer and buy up property. may want to stay longer and buy un mnem— up property. people have a romantic— up property. people have a romantic delict _ up property. people have a romantic delict image - up property. people have a romantic delict image of i up property. people have a i romantic delict image of what is a national park, that inflates— is a national park, that inflates health glitz might house _ inflates health glitz might house prices. that might impact people _ house prices. that might impact people th

news nation's xavier walton got out on the water with the team behind the work.ibing the danger her team discovered lurking beneath the surface. we studied 89 dolphins in 3 locations across the gulf of mexico. 83 were alive and 6 are dead and weaken the fentanyl and all 6 that defense. >>texas am corpus christi research revealing it all 30 bottle, nose dolphin tested positive for various drugs of those 30 24 dolphins at traces of fentanyl. we don't know with certainty where the fentanyl is coming from. we are very close to the mexican border. so that could be potentially drugs transported to the water. authorities say drug smugglers have been using the open waters for years transporting their product. just this summer, the mexican navy pulled roughly 1.6 tons of suspected cocaine out of the water all at once. big picture. do you think this is isolated? >>absolutely not. there was a study that just came out of the summer about sharks with cocaine and newsnation getting rare access inside the lab, seeing samples in the bottle, nose dolphin that had traces of fentan

hayden: congress, think about this, in 1800, a new nation, a new legislative body, there was the thought they needed some reference books and they were mainly law books, the first books purchased, about 600 books, and that's how the library of congress started. think of the name, the library of congress. it is a reference and research tool for congress, and they knew that. they have parliamentary libraries and they knew about those types of things. they knew as legislators, they might have to refer. david: now in 2024, the library of congress is much bigger than it was when it was first started in 1800, but is it properly named the library of congress now? it isn't more than just a library for congressmen and women? dr. hayden: it has evolved. and over time, it has evolved into not only a reference tool for congress, and there are still about 500 experts in just about every field that are dedicated to being the researchers and nonpartisan experts for congress. that is still there. but, the library has expanded to serve the people congress serves. now, it is the largest library in the wor

news. turning to national news that is luigi manji. only the man police believe shot and killed the ceo of united healthcare in new york. >> he was arriving for a court appearance in pennsylvania this morning, shouting, as you heard, struggling with deputies at one point, referring to insult to the intelligence of the american people and a new mug shot has been released. law enforcement, a law enforcement bulletin says man, tony was likely motivated to kill brian thompson by his anger with what he called the parasitic health insurance company and just staying for what he saw as corporate greed. reporter olivia bosa has the latest. >> 26 year-old luigi man gianni is now behind bars after being taken into custody monday morning by altoona police officers who responded to the 9-1-1 call. >> so whatever we got on scene there, we we're able to pretty much find where he was at and and the restaurant. soon as he pulled, he was wearing a blue medical mask. soon as we pulled that down we asked him up or we me my partner and i recognized him imm

france's ice—cool prime minister telling mps that he was forcing through a strict new national budgetice. in which case, he warned — to the sound of heckles — france could plunge into financial turmoil. "we'll be entering unknown territory," said barnier. but the immediate answer from marine le pen was, "bring it on."

in national news with the incoming president pledging for mass deportations.in congress are urging president biden to extend protections for some immigrant communities. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> and though jose cabrera has lived in the u.s. for more than 30 years has been part of his community for a long time. he's a landscaper. he's a temporary protected status holders from al salvador and someone democratic lawmakers say could be at risk of deportation under president elect trump. they will do everything they can to roll back protections. >> and they plan to deport. >> millions, california democratic senator alex padilla and his congressional hispanic caucus colleagues are calling on the president to extend protections for tps holders from ecuador, nicaragua and el salvador. nevada senator catherine cortez masto says it should be simple. the president has the legal authority to act to give these long-term immigrant community certainty and he should use it. >> lawmakers are also calling on the president to speed up the process fo

the 50 years of progressive, who syrians are now determined to build a new nation, their goals, a democratic section, or a state which women's rights and rule of law at the forefront. the syrian woman should not certainly be a partner, but she should be the one leading because it has no nothing was meant traveling, di and then numbers decreased and women become the ones who control all aspects of civilian life i often. and then here we are ready to work together towards the future. so you're young and we are, you know, to an extent i would say like, where patients would that would that temporary or 30 to use? i think it's a message as well as to the temporary on thursday and then it's, i'm pretty government stop this through and people to and never. and if the street, if we don't like it, we are here to say know, in the face of injustice and corruption, we want to free and democratic syria. many syrians are skeptical of a religious state. others are less concerned. i mean the people here say they want secularism and don't want to religious rules. but what's the problem with us? why can't we

well, not some national news in the u.s. supreme court is hearing arguments for the first time today. >> on state bans of transgender medical care for young people. this is a case that could impact transition healthcare all across the nation. news nation's tom dempsey has the details. >> here at the supreme court building in washington, d.c., for the first time ever, the supreme court really weighing in on whether or not a state they on on gender affirming care for transgender teens and children announced a discrimination. this whole case revolves around what's known as senate bill. number one in tennessee, which bans doctors for prescribing puberty blockers another hormone treatments for anyone under 18 who identifies as transgender, 3 families, including one from nashville with a 15 year-old transgender daughter are challenging the laws constitutionality which could have a far-reaching impact across the country to put this in perspective. 26 states have passed bans on gender affirming care for trans children in nearly 120,0

the safety and security of our undermining our national security eating our resources and exhausting our military. as commander-in-chief, i will and the new cold war that could destroy our world in mere minutes. [cheering] i will build partnerships with other nations based on shared interest with the foreign policy not based on conflict but cooperation. in far too many lives caused trillions by strengthening al qaeda and isis. the courage to meet with both friends and adversaries in the pursuit of international security. the courage of war. bending away from war will require every one of us stand up against the military-industrial complex and powerful self-serving politicians to have a vested interest in perpetual war. [cheering] has deployed in iraq was a big sign at one of the main gates. a stark reminder for all of us that it could be our last it could be my last and maybe reflect, how my making the most of the time that i have? this is the same reality that faces us today. no time to waste. there's far too much to waste so the choice hours in order to make this change, everyone of us answer the call, service about self in the interest