[cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] [cheers and applause] >> patty! patty! patty! [applause] >> thank you very much. she's been through hell. who wouldn't be, i mean, so many people. i call 'em angel moms. they are, they go through hell. and many of 'em say it doesn't get any better, but we have to to hope it does get better. also with us is a very special guy, the president of the national border patrol council, paul perez. he's incredible. [applause] he's doing a fantastic job, and he wants to do the right job. hey, paul, come on up here, paul, quick. quickly. [applause] if paul, in one month the patriots of border patrol but once -- are once again have a president who will back you and will have you, and we're going to work together as we have done in the past. [applause] you know, we had the safest border in the history of our country, and you remember the famous sign that i pulled down. that sign was about how good with the border was. i haven't used that sign much lately. well, we won, so i guess i don't have to use it, but we really do have to use it because

did you have it done yet, patty patty? that's great. oh, you look good, patty. be careful.ou have your eyes done yet? patty oh, we get them down. okay. okay, good. she's going to get them done in january. guess. thank you. thank you. the first time i met president trump in person, he invited us to lunch. my attorney and i and to be honest, i didn't do anything. i just sat there. i didn't really because i wanted to the man and listen what he had to say. and what his conversation was like, because i knew he wasn't a politician and i knew that he had been before and i wanted to see if he was a real authentic man who actually cared for the american people. and so i watched him. i watched how we interact. and i also watched how much his staff really respected him and how much his staff loved working him. but the things that come changed the way that i looked at him as a person was a realized that he was a dad, he was a grandfather. and when you spoke to you could see in his eyes that he cared about his fellow human being. but the thing. the thing i appreciate the most is that he

when patty got home from work that night, there was no sign of ray. she went to the gym and when she got back, he still was not home. she called his cell phone the calls went to voicemail. for three hours she dialed and retell the number. nothing but voicemail. finally, frantic, she called 911. >> to me, it was an emergency. it's not like him. it's unusual behavior. they know who i am and they know who ray is. when i reported he's not home, it's not like it, it's unusual behavior, they quickly responded. >> ray gricar was gone. gone without warning. the bellefonte police department put out a description and his red mini. the hunt for a missing da was underway. >> coming up. a district attorney in danger? >> he had prosecuted homicides for years. >> was someone out of prison and out for revenge? for reveng? 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. i'm supposed to be telling you how lundberg family farms rice is organic and herbicide fr

all right, thank you patty. that's patty cole. haines reporting from washington. all right, i will just bring you up to speed with these breaking developments and what you're looking at now. a live pictures from sol, solved korea with demonstrations us to gathered a given this night of shocking political and developing. so i'll talk you through what has been happening president june. so if you shocked even his closest allies, some local media report that even his closest is didn't know that he intended to declare martial law in, in a late night television address. and at that moment, he choose the country's main opposition party sympathizing with north korea. and antique state activities. now shortly onto that announcement from the president the, the on. now under the constitution, marshall must be lifted when apollo mentioned majority demands that. and indeed, that happened shortly after the president's declaration. now just in these past few minutes, we've seen that the president is confirming that he will indeed lift, marshall, following that cabin is missing.

one of them is patty marin. her daughter was slain and killed by -- at least allegedly one of the people here illegally. molly, listen to this clip of her and get your owe action to it. >> joined bay beautiful mother of five, whose daughter was murdered by an illegal alien. >> he heard the cries of a mother, i appreciate that the most. and he cared. and hoe made a promise that he was going to protect us and that he was going to help us. >> i mean, this was a heart wrenching moment up there. before this young crowd could see a mother up there and then when trump followed up with what she had said, he followed up talking about so many angel moms and broadening us. you can see the personal rip that he has with her. more than a political relationship when he called her up on stage, patty, patty, come on up here. and she was able to do that. it's far more than politics here. you can hear it in her voice and the relationship they have. >> yeah, tammy, going for them about three and a half years and going for them and

patty, patty come on appear. she was able to do that.tics heri you can hear it in her voice and in the relationship they have. >> this is a personal to the president. you know he is speaking from his heart about this. he has hired a team led by tom homan. tom also spoke at this event. let's listen to what he had to say at turning point today.t folks are myth last three and hf years i wake up every morning pissed off about what this administration did to the most secure border in my lifetime. i work for six president start with ronald reagan. why do i care? our care because i said the back of the tractor-trailer and 19 dead illegal aliens had suffocated to death including an 8-year-old little boy but that's why i pissed off and that'se where three best in my life is president trump being reelected to savave e lives. >> i think this is kind of the hallmark of who he has chosen for the cabinet. it is a reflection of what wef have felt when we have been waking up every day. with thewhat the audience has ft waking up.aged we are in rage, and

and she's my wife, patti. we fell in love. >> patti blagojevich is a loyal wife. she is a tough customer, and she's the daughter of dick mell. she's complicated. >> that budding relationship between those two is how rod goes from this. nobody politically finding a way to kind of embed himself into one of these big political families in chicago that have so much power. i don't think it was, you know, some great surprise that, like, you know, when it comes time to meet the parents, that dick mell was the father in law and the powerful city council chieftain in a try to work together to put this city back together so that we're all part of it, we all feel free. >> dick mell was a guy who always had the voice in the back rooms. he was a power broker in that kind of chicago classic sense before politics. >> it was a nice relationship, but for the most part respectful. and then because i was in the family and i was actually pretty good at helping her dad in local politics, knocking on doors and trying to get him votes, there was an opportunity to run for office in rod b

patty dove: he's like a dog with a bone.rrison (voiceover): dove was not alone, mind you. there was a prosecutor too who shared his dogged conviction, a man named michael murray who wanted sandra jessee and her group just as badly as dove. this case seemed to be full of obstacles. it would have been probably forgivable just to let it go at that stage, on some level. maybe to some people. keith morrison (voiceover): so murray and dove cobbled together a legal long shot. they flew to phoenix, presented their evidence to the state attorney general, pleaded for an arizona wiretap warrant. and they got it. the game was back on-- if they could make it work. we were gonna try to set a trap for three people and keep track of those three people, and i wasn't sure if it was gonna work or not. if it didn't? in the back of my mind, i gave it probably a 30% chance of success. but you're giving yourself a 70% chance of being a goat at the end of the day. it had to be perfect. we were only gonna get one try. keith morrison (voiceover): so

patti pppe of pg&e.ahaira: luigi mangione was indicted on first-degree murder charges in new york on the shooting death of brian thompson. prosecutors say the shooting was a premeditated act of terrorism and dig -- if convicted, he would face life in prison without parole. he is currently being held in a pennsylvania state prison and the manhattan district attorney said he may drop his objection to extradition and could be returned to new york by the end of the week. the pentagon denied involvement on the drone sightings in the northeastern u.s., saying that none are being flown by the pentagon or parts of the secret government test as conspiracy theories emerged online. president biden said we are " following this closely but so far no signs of danger." elon musk is considering giving up to $100 million a month to the leader of the part b list reform u.k. party after the two left -- met on monday. he wrote that he is "in ongoing negotiations with elon musk about the donation," which should be the larges

well, patti davis, thank you so much for for being with us. appreciate it. >> well, thank you, i appreciate it. >> i wish you well. coming up next, the the love story of former president carter and first lady rosalynn carter, married for more than 75 years, both from plains, georgia, who shared an unbreakable bond. vegan ice. >> i can't go back to jail. say, what? did you rob my bank? sharing is caring, bro. >> let's make like dice and roll. give it to me. >> sara afua hirsch come. >> on. sha la la la rumtuwa deborah birx la. >> maggie haberman. >> conflict is raging across the world. and millions of children's lives are being devastated by war, hunger, disease and poverty. we urgently need your help to reach children in crisis. please call or go online to give just $10 a month. only $0.33 a day. we need 1000 new monthly donors this month to help children in crisis around the world and right here at home. you can help us provide food, essentials and life saving medical care to children in the most need. >> esha karam yokohama lich vu carrie co

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did you have it done yet, patty patty? that's great. oh, you look good, patty. be careful. did you have your eyes done yet? patty oh, we get them down. okay. okay, good. she's going to get them done in january. guess. thank you. thank you. the first time i met president trump in person, he invited us to lunch. my attorney and i and to be honest, i didn't do anything. i just sat there. i didn't really because i wanted to the man and listen what he had to say. and what his conversation was like, because i knew he wasn't a politician and i knew that he had been before and i wanted to see if he was a real authentic man who actually cared for the american people. and so i watched him. i watched how we interact. and i also watched how much his staff really respected him and how much his staff loved working him. but the things that come changed the way that i looked at him as a person was a realized that he was a dad, he was a grandfather. and when you spoke to you could see in his eyes that he cared about his fellow human being. but the thing. the thing i appreciate the most is t

all right, thanks for breaking that all down for his patty. that's out here is kind of go hand live for us from washington d. c. french president, emmanuel. my crohn has landed in the indian ocean archipelago of my york days after the french overseas territory was hit by a devastating cycle. people in mozambique are also really from the storm. the left dozens dead power latasha sent this report. frances president, emmanuel, i'm a con, arrived in my york saying he's brought 4 tons of food medicines and more risky teams because of the civil mission. his government has been criticized for neglecting one of the poorest parts of france by failing to pay for the increasing public entity of natural disasters. links to climate change a little bit to them. i would say don't just one of the pieces rebuilding my yacht . that's the commitments i've made. that's the wish of the elected representatives of the population rebuilding both housing and sustainable public buildings that meet the standards and it will cope with events like the cycling or the natur

i looked at patti and i said, "here we go again."t dee and she said-- she was crying, and she said, "i don't know what to do for you. you're going to die alone." i was devastated. because you don't even know where to go from there. what did you tell pete, do you remember? no. because he turned around to say something and they yanked him back around. natalie morales: did you pretty much give up all hope then? i don't want to say that we gave up hope. we never understood. it wasn't plausible. we never understood. natalie morales: pete's attorney says the loss was crushing. i knew that he was an innocent man and believed i had done everything that i could have and just it was bad. natalie morales: she wasn't the only attorney bothered by the case. before pete was even sentenced, his family reached out for help. a defense attorney named branden bell tried to get the conviction thrown out. we took a look at the case and decided something had gone wrong. the state's theory, it was impossible. it made no sense. what baffles you the most? i

but, patty, thank you so much for being here with us. >> thank you.ould love i'm just going to say i would love to come back every month or two and give you guys an update, because as goes asheville, so goes every other small town that may 1st day find themselves in our shoes. so what we are dealing with is something that, with climate change being what it is, it probably will replicate. i mean, i think a month after helene, there had been four more federally declared disasters in the united states. so i don't think any of this stuff is going away anytime soon. um, so i it would just be really fun to be able to continue to, to report our progress. if you're if you're game. >> no, we would love that. and america's small towns are really bright lights. so we all are thinking about you guys. thank you so much. and we hope 2025 is better. >> and it will be. yeah. >> thanks for being here. and we're going to be right back. >> when i hear cancer i hear death sentence every 15 seconds. >> someone will hear the words, you have cancer at the american cancer so

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come as winter temperatures bring new dangers for forcibly displaced palestinian seeking shelter. patty, my mode reports from dear bye. and a warning few words may find some of the pictures in his report distressing of these holes in the walls of what's the hospital. so the aftermath of another health care facility targeted by is re submitted cuz facilities and all the city were totally patients were treated and orders had fox shelters, isn't rolling through the shadow quarter doors, medical equipment and paces belonging. lie dave, on the concrete a lot. i thought that was fine. uh, i was selling tea and coffee and southern and is rainy. miguel landed on the 10th behind 20, almost a dozen were killed and many more injured. we pulled off a number of dead bodies from the site and they will ripped to pieces. just, i was barely tough because poison gas angles, it's upper floors, are now severely damaged. israel saves it, was targeting from us fighters. he reads by these read an army showing no signs of stopping on friday is reinforces set fire to canada and hospital north golf. the last fun

thank you so much, patty, and that's patty cole hain reporting from washington dc. so the ass garza cease via tools sketch underway in egypt is really a tax on residential buildings in the strip showing no signs of easing. at least 49 people have been killed across congress since dawn on wednesdays in the north, a 22 members of this same family died when this home was hit targeted and bade la here many are still missing. is there any forces also launched strikes on the jabante a refugee can? nova and gauze that has been under a 2 month military siege that's blocked. deliveries of food and medicine. was no less help in central gaza either. is there any asterix fuels, at least 7 palestinians in minnesota? refugee camp since october last year is randy is hanks of kills more than $44000.00 people. most of them women and children. the attacks came as hundreds of palestinians were forcibly displaced from the oh my gosh, a refugee camp in central garza to us reports. i'm now a to the gates of on my god. the rest your did come. this place has been warrants by the is where t

patti labelle knocks it out of the park. she's unbelievable.re's some other surprises in inimitable simpsons way, they manage to impose this crisis into springfield, but the characters remain the constant. >> so i think it will be really fantastic. i can't wait to see it. for tonight, we all just get to be fans of our own show. and what a gift is that? >> the christmas themed double episode premieres exclusively today on disney plus, and disney is the parent company of abc. >> 735 years. oh my goodness. that's a joke. >> what do you think that patti labelle, since she's involved, do you think that the christmas special is going to have her very famous now? her infamous situation where she was playing in the capital and she said, where are my background singers? >> i don't know the words. please tell me, because the simpsons can't have patti labelle without addressing that. right? i think they have to. or her pies. yeah, i was thinking that too. >> i was thinking about the pies as well. >> come on sonic, all around this morning. >> let's take yo

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 2:30 p.m., december 26, 2024. no votes today in the u.s. senate or for that matter the rest of the year. instead the chambers will hold the brief sessions until january 3rd when the 118th congress will gavel out for the last time and the new congress will begin. as always live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. we return now to our week long marathon of trump nominees in their own words already in progress. >> benefitting then candidate trump's political campaign. however you and other allies of the president sought to cast doubt on the consensus conclusions raising concerns for many of us about your ability to be unbiased, which is a necessity to head the dni. will you accept the intelligence provided to you by the men and women of the intelligence community no matter your personal beliefs and do you accept the findings of the intelligence committee, community as it relates to the russian interfer

signed patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the the previous order, the >> no votes to date in u.s. senate or for that matter the rest of the year. instead the chamber is holding these brief sessions every few days until january 3 when 118th congress will gavel out for the last time and the new congress will begin. as always you will find live coverage of the senator on c-span2. we now return to our marathon of trump nominees in your own words already in progress. >> money, and it's not just any pot of money. the biden-harris administration says if you don't comply with this new definition of title ix that takes away rights and opportunities for girls and women in sports, we're going to take away the funding for free and reduced lunch, which for those of you who are familiar, that's a federal pot of money that's available for kids who come from poor families and you can't afford to buy breakfast or lunch at school. so they're going to threaten the most vulnerable of the most vuln

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previoor the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the following nomination which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, anthony j. bryn dis si of new york to be -- brindisi of new york to be united states district judge for the northern district of new york. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪ [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mr. president, thank you very much. it's good to see you again. thank you brabham here today. i joke with you earlier when i said we might like poor relatives. we show up when we are not invited, stay longer we should, eat all your food and don't know when to go home.

all right, thank you so much patty. that's patty. go hand life for us in washington dc. let's put this all in context and take a look at the south. korea's president who's popularity has plummeted in recent months. was born on december 18th, 1960 and so south korea in so killed grew up in an academic assembly. he served as a prosecutor for nearly 30 years and became famous for pursuing high profile cases, including investigations of former presidents in march 2022 year. and was elected by south korea is the south south korea's 1313th president by a margin of less than one percent. since taking office. he's been at loggerheads with the opposition, which controls parliament and his approval ratings have dropped in the middle of scandals involving him and his wife as well. i'm joined now live from washington d. c. by greg. it's going to yellow. who is a korea specialist at executive director of the committee for human rights in north korea. but 1st, let's speak to natalia as somebody who is a research analyst at the stems incentive, 38th north website that focuses on korean

host: patty, pennsylvania, democrat. caller: just wanted to say that i do not vote for either. trump is owned by elon musk. he gave him hundreds of millions of dollars, and so now he owns the republicans. these oligarchs that are now running our country, people are going to protest. if they shut this government down, friends of mine were saying we will never vote again anymore republicans in office. if you remember what donald trump said, that if he gets into office, he promised his christian nationalists that they would never have to vote again, so if they shut down the government this time, i think there will be a real uprising. thank you. host: gina, alabama, republican. caller: hi, mimi. m i coming in clear this time? host: yes, go right ahead. caller: happy holidays and happy new year. i only get to call every 30 days. number one, i'm the one who always calls about them double giving, rating agencies and then getting the budget and spending it forgetting the whole budget and spending it in six months, but number two, i would like to mention that the good news is that the n

the mr patty doesn't trust the politicians after the m p leaves. he speaks his mind. oh sorry. yeah. i yeah. somebody gave to me and it feels like children being given suites to come the dire want though. i am the guns. i have one of the government builds the new futuristic city of new center. mr. and mrs. pending, don't know what will be left of their village or forest and whether they'll still have a roof over their heads. the . the indonesia is home to the world's 3rd largest ring forest, after those in the amazon and congo. millions of hector's of 1000 a year old trees. but palm oil producers are bringing them down to plant palm trees . swans of virgin forest have already been destroyed for the plantations and borneo . one man has made it his mission to see the trees. to meet him, we had to travel over a great distance by plane boat and motorbike the when we arrived. but suki booty, sentosa was very busy. he works for a foundation that re plants, trees where they've been cut down. how many trees did you plan to in your life? and forget about this. so my 1000000 may be more

cynthia lummis, and at the very dear risk of damaging their careers, chris murphy, bryan schatz and patty murray. it has been an honor to work with these incredible senators. one of the first things i learned, senator jim risch told me this, you don't have to agree on everything, you just have to agree on some things. it's not worth getting angry about the things with which you disagree, it's better to focus on those areas where you can agree. so over these past six years i've been grateful to embrace the diversity of opinions in this body, to find solutions that reflect the complexity of our country and our democracy and to deliver meaningful, measurable results, to bring divides between tribes and federal stakeholders, to did heing nature -- did hes iing nature land, and safeguarding arizona families and making sure all that of us throughout this country can grow and thrive for generations to come. we've worked together and cleared the way for historic settlements, land transfer deals, water deals, economic senator, all by listening to one another, not to debate or rebut but to understa

and we're bringing my girl patty producer jen's mom patty celebrating birthday today i don't know why right now on the living room floor. if they dvrs it happy birthday you're the best. that being said who gets the drink harry or meghan? >> she's better looking than harry but look you're too hard on these people they're patriots they all rightly said fu to the crowd like our country. they said fu and the king -- these are patriots. but you show them respect and they were like king if we can still have that money. [laughter] >> exactly. that security -- who gets the drink alley? >> i so hope trump deports them both. >> can you imagine. >> i'm going with neither. that would be amazing. they're both equivalent to the kids that cry in front of the tiktoks like i don't want any attention. >> harry he's got wild secrets tell us all of the scoops about the -- plus if you go with markle she orders drink like this is not good and accepted it become and never get the drink. just getting set back like i have to go. >> the reason you don't want the meghan drink she's the self-absorbed jackass eve

o. noah knows about patty ana is collecting new laughter, investment group pretty quickly send this couple of started to take over to china, tyson 100 on the phone. we're using to now to my name is we've called a couple can piano. and molly and they met in the math games. they run the olean bachman group on telegram, which has quickly grown to over 5000 people. we have been communicating with them on telegram for more than a year. they know everything about elaine. they won't agree to an interview because i have nothing to gain but stress. also danger and the risk of runing a games and game because our a post appears in the telegram group. hello to steer to type it off and mentioned manifestation dot from pushing on me. still tot, exposing a steel to ton of halls presume as of heads, the last of his name and a new hop. no take, you can fix up going to michigan into east and doesn't create those bull desktops, often sponsors presume from me because i thought, lena buckman, all of elaine's information was on tel graham, which the haters were now using in their game as have often him, the eve

patty they are all upset because they have lost control, no more status quo.ese are go to change, it's not good to be pretty. they need to discredit him before he makes any recommendations on doge. this is what the american people voted for. leadership in america is listening and josephine says great consulting by man who knows a thing or two about money. thank you for watching america's late news, fox news and i. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. kevin corke tomorrow night. (dr. david jeremiah) for just one day wouldn't you like to see the world as it should be? what a gift that would be. imagine the gift of peace on earth and goodwill to all men, a world where people live in harmony. no more sickness or death. can you imagine enjoying perfect health, perfect joy, perfect peace? it's hard to believe such a blissful state could be accomplished on earth for even a few seconds. and yet that is the world god promises during the coming thousand year reign of jesus christ on earth. (male announcer) based on scripture, dr. david jeremiah invites you to imagine the

either we bomb the hell out of those rice patties and available by the dmv. so i just made a couple of comments that went on at lowe's. that was possibly the heaviest bombing in the history of the world. we did so much bombing there. what good it did, lbj would not allow ground troops to act as observers. so we didn't really know how effective the bombing was. we all heard stories of what special forces did. but by themselves, they were able to cover the whole country to see what kind of bombing was going on. that's why i made those comments. >> thank you. all right. >> let's give them a round of applause, please. >> well, i just want to thank you all. marvelous panel. likewise, dynamite. i started out by showing you this theme on the cover. transforming for a complex world. i think you've seen complex worlds. you've heard about them. i think we're in one. so you can take the trends, and the lessons learned. and i believe you can apply them today. so that's why, i think we're talking about the forging of leadership. of a leader, or the challenges of the battl

not just the mcrib, but if you remember this is a boneless pork patty sandwich.s going to be available starting tomorrow. and it even has its own christmas carol. lights are going up. >> snow is falling down. it could only mean one thing. >> mcrib is here, and it is pretty catchy. >> if any of you. either of you ever had a mcrib sandwich? >> never. absolutely. >> no, i haven't either. >> i've never heard. >> who are these people eating this claymation people, apparently. >> and if that's not enough for you for just 20 bucks, you can have that gallon you saw before. that is an entire jug of mcdonald's mcrib sauce. >> but people do with these drink it, drink it. >> i don't think that's what you're supposed to do. >> you know what you could do? make mac and cheese with it. >> which is what we have right here and is our next story. kraft mac and cheese and the effort to reach new audiences that we told you about last month. >> what is it definitely involves people in the new york area. it is a limited release everything bagel flavor that is available only on the walm

in fact, a few months ago i met patty davis, the daughter of nancy and ronald reagan, and i asked pattyavis, what did you make of max? max boot's book? she said, he totally captured my dad. well, that's high praise. one thing i learned from max boot is that while reagan's name today is associated with conservatism, his record of governance was much more nuanced. max boot is a historian, foreign policy analyst, senior fellow at the council on foreign relations, and a columnist for the washington post. he spent more than a decade researching and writing this 700 plus page book. this reagan biography, which is called reagan his life and legend, his name is synonymous with conservatism. but your portrait of reagan is much more nuanced and much more pragmatic. >> well, that's one of the central paradoxes of reagan, michael, is that he could be very ideological. and, you know, he was often quite far to the right, especially in the 60s and 70s and warning that, you know, social welfare programs like medicare and medicaid were going to lead to a socialist or even communist takeover of the unite

so i want to read a little bit about what patty poppy, the ceo of pg and e, had to say about this.n will help accelerate the pace of come at at to customers. so i think the question that a lot of people watching at home tonight want to know is, how mightcustomer ratet bring them down? >> no, not very much. i don't think most people would notice a 1% change in their bills,p- particularly with all the other things that are pushing our bills around. it is possible we some rate relief for other costs that pg and e has going time. but i think]2 this is going to make a very small difference, andhat most consumers are going to see. our rate and e have more than doubli think that people are certainly fed up with that.somel probably still see some increases. and in tho ups and downs, i think this is just going to get lost in the al money from the fedss offsetting any potentialg and e is right now asking for aa small change. pg and e will ask at some point for a slightly ine the cost of their investments will be slightly lower. but when you do the mat is this reeir entire revenue requirement

but considered the impact he made once he left the office as the more important part of his life, patty go, hand looks back, it is legacy. at the age of 90 jimmy carter announced he had cancer and is it spread to his brain? i just thought i had a few weeks left, but i was a surprisingly edy's to say no i, i've had a lot of wonderful life. i've had thousands of friends and, and i've had an exciting and adventurous and ratify existence. so i was surprisingly that he, he would stay on the world just a few months later by announcing thanks to a new treatment. he was cancer free. at 92 years old he was briefly hospitalized after he became dehydrated, but helping to build homes for the poor. he was back on site the following day. his was the typical american story with very, a typical results. born in the small town of plains, georgia, he joined the navy, studied nuclear physics and married the girl next door. literally, he 1st saw his wife on the day she was born when he was just 3 years old, especially i have it. it was my writing mostly that that's a physical of my life of the peanut farme

patty says she and her neighbors, homes were undamaged. she feels for the people who were injured, but he's glad things didn't turn out worse. and it's just amazing not more people were injured. >> the weather is expected to dry out of the next couple of days here in scotts valley with another possible storm arriving. >> next weekend. but for now and scotts valley, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> our lives that was this weekend today. more rain. what's next? yeah. that's what everybody's wondering, right? what's we have tsunami warning right of the previous week. then a tornado here in the bay area. but tornadoes, they happened california. we get about 5, 6 tornadoes year usually in the central valley, not so much in the bay area. but yeah, as you see in the can happen. >> and actually did. but right now things beginning to calm down a nice break here. but the long-range is looking still very, very wet. >> up there right now, we've got some drizzle by hanging out across the bay area. and many of the bridges got to watch out for that litt

patty says she and her neighbors, homes were undamaged. she feels for the people who were injured, but he's glad things didn't turn out worse. and it's just amazing not more people were injured. >> the weather is expected to dry out of the next couple of days here in scotts valley with another possible storm arriving. >> next weekend. but for now and scotts valley, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> saturday morning, resident of san francisco and san mateo counties woke up and just before 06:00am tornado warning. it was triggered by the strong thunderstorm that was happening. winds peaked at 80 miles an hour across the richmond district and golden gate park causing some major damage across the city. >> fortsnately, things have settled down as the weekend progressed, but here monday we had a nice little rainstorm to kick off the workweek as take a live look there can't even see the top of the transamerica pyramid. yeah. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. so, lawrence, we've had some real drama. yeah, really have. in fact, i was

this report ties many of these hikes to wildfire mitigation in an interview with the pg&e ceo patty papa, that i did with her a few months ago, she says she thinks bills will eventually go down as the utility modernizes its equipmen. so how do current utility rates compare for california's three major power companies? during a three year period from january 2021 to this october, pg&e rates went up 56%. in that same perio, they went up about 48% for southern california edison, 21% for san diego gas and electric. looking at the longer ten year period, pg&e was also up the most with 118% increases in our bills. all right, let's take you outside, give you a live look at oakland. after months of speculation and some trepidation, we now know more specifically what's on the chopping block to help close the city's more than $120 million budget gap. nbc bay area's velena jones with the tough decisions that lie ahead in a new 18 page budget report. oakland city administration is laying out the framework to balance a $129 million deficit. the fix comes in two phases. the first requires immediate ac

fossil, the shocking revelations, the ministry of allegation, culture research has acknowledged that patty and job part of freedom of learning, independent campus program, whatever the students were promise money. following that incident, the university declared that it had been unaware that the program was a scam and stopped working with the agent side of the university also committed to pursue this case by suing the agency. we also provided our evidence to the campus because the jakarta state university has released suite, underscoring that students were victimized on their this team and the university will take legal steps. but one thing is clear. being vigilant is always necessary. maybe kind of a default reporting from jakarta for our t.

a, it's administrative patty that includes hundreds of kilometers of voters with the lock and jordan douglas also close to some of serious oil and gas wells and then a way line, but facilitates transportation to and from the lock. but it's not a medina tidmore. we have more of a huge mineral resources including gas phosphates, an oil for most oil and gas pipelines, linking east to west pass through here. no, the code is fractions. have plans to control it and they can try and shut a cap and the ice is controlled tidmore on 2 separate occasions. rush also set up a photo of the base here, including a facility for building and launching unmanned aircraft and problems as well on fridays audit, yet on back to me to ship. the stop list of presence here is a it also has elected smocks here. this is the optimal, somebody's already the right. when a has below facility, just a few weeks ago, the highest most ad task i always did okay. tend to remove the unbelievable amounts of explosives and i mean nation has to be found inside the bodies factions. the quantity is huge, we might not be able to

our moderators today will be first lieutenant general patricia patty u.s. army retired. the team strategy and information officer and the strategic oversight. she was the first woman surgeon general of the united states army and commanding general of the united states medical command. general horoho. our second moderator is my west point classmates and their friends, i said retired twice. she is the president of the united states army women foundation and graduated in 1980 and the first class to include women. and served -- and served 31 years in the army as an aviator. she's a certified executive kos and serves as a senior mentor for the army. general mcdonald, take it away. >> what a great day. i'm going to tell you from this perspective what a great view. fantastic. we have a very relevant and powerful topic. our panel today will share professional insight and experiences focusing on army women, their health and opportunities that lie ahead. we are grateful for our partnership and to be here with general patty horoho and this talented group of leaders. women have serv

size for decades and benefited from army from funding from training experience groups such as how ya, patty, it awesome such as ice is such as allocate even the right they all of these groups are born out of the united states, attempts of the stabilizing, the region of west ation. we are just seeing yet another example and of these with this on an activation of these uh, extreme is the groups you know, you and, and you as designated terrorist organizations, launching a fact, i guess legitimate government a on syria is the syrian army. and um, essentially a, you know, trying to take control of an area of syria that would help. and these really government that would help the united states who illegally occupies syria by the way. and that would help their, their goal is, is uh, is completely spot on it. there's connections with ukrainian forces. there's connection with, with many of the usual suspects, hearing what's happening in syria to the u. s. as current currently chairs, the un security council on has invited a controversial speaker, a white home, it representative to address the group.

as well, so the statements patty knows that the americans are most deemed as just as the sole representative of celia and city of that is extremely important. however, barbara leave off the, the, the, the meeting demit press conference for this. she said that while the us, he's not going to see for bounty that was put on had or should i need. however, she didn't said that they're going to remove him for his organization, for his friends, the officials around him from the total list. so far, the us is still keeping joining the the other issue. yes. okay sir. and is this as an organization on the title is that is extremely important. so, so she has been asked if jesse is going to remove the sanctions. she said well we have not discussed with. busy with the withdrawal on yeah. about that, but it's not clear whether jude on the blog, bro, that's for the sake of them, how much will i need now? is no mostly praise name of the shutter, but you do not know what the shadow has about that topic at the table or not cover a barbara leaf, seeing that they have not discussed about the international sessio