the same is true for jenna quinn.ne part of the solution to this tragedy lies in preventative education, education combined with a comprehensive set of preventative policies is a powerful tool to combat this crisis. school personnel report 52% of all identified child abuse cases classify as causing harm to children. more than any other professional organization than law enforcement or c.p.s. we are grateful to our educational partners. each life is precious and deserves protection at all stages. i'm confident the jenna quinn bill will strengthen our efforts to prevent the evils of child sexual abuse and help identify children who have experienced this or are currently experiencing it and get it stopped. most importantly, it will help them in finding pathways to healing. today i'm grateful both republicans and democrats have come together to pass or will pass this bipartisan, bicameral, and commonsense legislation. i want to thank representative susan wild on the democratic side for her hard work on this effort and say

i am sonali basak, alongside vonnie quinn. to lose a major chunk of its gas supplies. unless another arrangement can be made in the next four days -- further pressure on what has already been a tight market. for more we will go to our guest. what do you see playing out in the natural gas markets given the pressure you are seeing? >> we saw today european natural gas prices rose by almost 5%. keep in mind at the same time the story is different versus how it looked a couple years ago. now, those flows via ukraine account for 5% of all demand for natural gas in europe. a couple years ago it was about 60%, if i'm not mistaken. never this is -- nevertheless, europe will have to rely on other. this creates a lot of opportunities for traders to play the game. when it comes to natural gas, the story is different around the world. here in the united states the story is completely different. here, demand is driven by weather. we see natural gas futures are moving lower. there is a big divergence in terms of how traders play gas stocks

i am vonnie quinn alongside carol massar.onald trump offered his complete and total endorsement of mike johnson, intervening to ward off a potential site for speaker in the white house. the house will hold its vote for speaker on friday. joe mathieu is cohost of bloomberg's "balance of power" and joins us for more. joe, how sure are we that will not have another fistfight in congress? joe: we are not sure at all. this is a good development today but we can say mike johnson is out of the woods because of the math. it's pretty basic. you need 218 votes to be speaker. republicans have a house majority or they will, when they come to town on friday with 219. he can lose all of one. we know that tom massey, republican of kentucky, is a no, he has been a thorn in the side of the speaker. and based on what we have heard, there could be five republicans who vote no. do we go 15 rounds allete kevin mccarthy? that could happen. to remind everybody. the first five days of congress are usually festive. it's a great experience as they ele

we finly found oneroup, quinn and gillespie.ack quinn, who was former counsel for bill clinton when he was president, and ed gillespie. host: former chair of the republican national committee. larry: so one was a democrat, the other was a republican. jack quinn set up meetings with democrats, and gillespie did with the republicans. and at that time, walking was a difficult problem. still recovering from the automobile accident. the only way you could do this if you have to go to washington and meet the senate, meet the representatives, go to the white house. and so my wife, i told her, i said sweetheart, i need your help. this is klara, best wife i have ever had. of all my wives, she is the best i've ever had. host: we should be clear that there is only one. larry: only been one. we have been together 68 years. it has been a joyous relationship. i could not ask for a better wife. i am tremendously lucky. nevertheless i said, sweetheart, can you come with me? it is going to be tough. of course she did. those buildings in washingt

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norah, it's all yours. >> norah: lonnie quinn, thank you very much.l, wintry weather is the last thing they need in the mountains of north carolina after the deadly flooding brought by hurricane helene. cbs's janet shamlian reports that people there are struggling to recover more than two months after the storm. >> reporter: snow and biting cold, december delivering a different type of storm to hurricane-ravaged western north carolina. what do you need? >> just people to come check on us. i mean, [bleep]. >> reporter: his home destroyed, steve crowell showed us the tent he lived in for weeks. >> reporter: is this your food in boxes? >> yeah, people drop stuff off that we already have and most of it is expired food. >> reporter: this is how hundreds of people are still living in western north carolina, in campers and in tents amid bitterly cold temperatures. shana levine's family with seven children has been staying in this shelter, a former gold's gym, for two months. how do you think your kids are doing? >> they're struggling, but they're managing it

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i'm vonnie quinn along with carol massar.about the treasury and some security breaches that have happened that are concerning. america's debt levels poised to balloon, leading to a decrease of primary dealers. it has led to concerns about the potential for such breakdowns in the treasury market. joining us to discuss is michael mackenzie. several concerning headlines over the last few days. how can we be sure that the treasury, if it is not now, becomes impenetrable? he needs to be, right? michael: absolutely. u.s. whether it is exchanges or any kind of marketplace, they spend a lot of time and effort making sure they can be protected from hacking. i know covering equities more than 10 or 15 years ago, all the major exchanges were well on top of this. it was the only time they worked together. i am sure the treasury is on it. again, it is something i think every company has to do this. carol: i want to get to the story you did about the pipeline, the primary dealers. i think this gets into the wonky ness of following the mark

that's when quinn ewers really has to show up. absolutely. >> all right oregon against ohio state. and dylan gabriel is the quarterback. he's from the university of well he didn't go to the university of hawaii, but he's from hawaii. in fact, his father was a great quarterback for uh. are we just advancing oregon here? >> i think oregon goes on again. so here's the question though, too. we talked about this rest versus rust. oregon i don't think this is an advantage to get a bye in the first round of the playoffs. i just don't i think not playing this round in college with younger players can be a problem. oregon is a better team, so i'm going to move them on. but that's my question. in terms of that game, they are not playing a first round game they're going to get by which a lot of people think, oh, a bye is great. no it's not. i hate byes. i never wanted to have a bye as a player. i just wanted to continue to play straight through. >> okay, this is a heck of a matchup too. in the summer. >> that is that really the national championship right. >> you think so? yeah. all right pen

quinn said the man tied them up, made them drink something which made them sleepy.then took off with huskins. days later, denise huskins turned up alive in southern california. vallejo police accused the couple of lying and called the story a hoax. matthew mueller was arrested, though months later after police linked him to a home invasion in dublin. evidence from that case also linked him to the huskins kidnaping and assault. mueller would later plead guilty and is now serving time in federal prison. the vallejo case led to a netflix documentary released earlier this year, and now it appears the story of matthew mueller is not over. today, in a santa clara county courtroom, he was charged with home invasion and the intention to commit rape tied to two cases 15 years ago. also right here in the bay area. >> ktvu crime reporter henry lee has been following the story from the very start and has these new developments. >> his hands shackled at the waist, 47 year old matthew mueller appeared in a san jose courtroom on charges he committed two home invasions a month apar

you and him and quinn, like you've all moved on.s now just a healthy situation. >> it's very healthy. she's so blessed and privileged and has great parents who love her. you know, both of you. >> you and john? yes. and he's part of it all in. >> yeah. he's a great dad to her. >> so in a weird way, there is a blessing from all of this. not a weird way. >> it's not weird. she is. she is the blessing. yeah. >> even with the silver lining at the end, looking back, the edwards saga can feel like a twisted soap opera. the stakes felt larger than just a sex scandal. but what about the scandals? political legacy? >> we have this dream of who we want people to be. but john edwards couldn't be that. he was who he was. for real hunter. who he was for elizabeth edwards. and then there was who he was for the american public. >> and that's the paradox inherent to politics by design. individual human beings have to be the vessels for all our lofty ideals. and yet to this day, we keep on investing and believing in these candidates for higher office

when no for the daily was a great quinn in the, during the fire on ages. and is important that the boss is restored because it has a lot to do with the civilization of that period and reinforcing the fact that there was indeed block civilized vision in the fact of the water before it's out by vision and is not my vision when we come to the medians. we know that the germans, our lives is rep, just and remember that the germans was not as during the video. and when do, uh, hold as a follow up before the wild war 2. when the last of the why do a one when the last, the fast wired well, most of the territories. why then handed over to the british or the south west africa, which is now no media became i trust the 33 of the british. what is now one the, and who and it was given to the belgium's of costs a common $1.00 was given to the french on the domain, which is now been then was also given to the french but they have but method to the good that the store things, and as i've already indicated in the month of may in the 2022, they did the southern end of some o

teenage hope forbes, the role models, hotel and the engines on pop culture next, on the 3 young and the quinn from zimbabwe support the family because the state cons the siblings live in england. and so that because and send as much money as possible. but the financial obligations are an enormous stuff in transactions in 45 minutes on d. w. the untold story. only for detail at this point to be funded here repos every weekend on d w the these funds and mexico can hardly wait to finally see their idols, tokyo hotel live and concerts for them. the fund is about much more than just the music. the german teenagers became overnight stars with their very 1st single look. it then took care of hotel meant a lot to me because.

what many these soldiers oppose, like alonzo quinn, like charles. well, many of them oppose was not freedom, but the rebranding of the war as a war for which they viewed as a political act. the political statement and i mean of the best known pro freedom voices. the army had reservations about the emancipation proclamation. now brockway write i enlisted in the war to restore the union as it was and to see constitution literally carried out. and so did thousands of my countrymen. when that ceases to be the object, i no longer wish to in an army procured by such fraud and perjury. so he was fine with practical abolition. he had a big problem with transforming the war. rebrand in the war as a war for abolition. one man from the second massachusetts who served with robert shaw said to make the main object the war. a man's emancipation cannot be allowed. he said now while there are many who favored emancipate, emancipation or freedom because it would degrade south's ability to fight the war, others emancipation or a proclamation for emancipation for prec

we talk about at the flux, is the busts of queen narrative divvy enough for the daily was a great quinn in the during the fight or on ages. and is important that the bust is restored because it has a lot to do with the civilization of that period and reinforcing the fact that there was indeed the block, civilized vision in the fall of the water before its itemization. and is not my vision. when we come to the medians, we know that the germans, our lives, is represent, remember, that the germans was not as during the period when do, uh, hold as a power before the world war 2. when the last of the why do a one when the last, the fast wired well, most of the territories. why then handed over to the british or the south west africa, which is now in the media became my trust. 33 of the british. what is now one the, and who and it was given to the belgium's of costs a comment $1.00 was given to the french on the whole me, which is now been then was also given to the french. but they have, by mid to do the good that the store things. and as i've already indicated in the month of may in the 202

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>> griff: yes for baby quinn. >> carley: how old is baby quinn? >> griff: a few months.his is my niece's second child. >> carley: blessed family. email us your morning christmas traditions at friends@foxnews.com. love to hear what you do and read some of them in the show in a little bit. >> griff: let's do it. >> carley: christians nationwide flocking to mass to celebrate the birth of jesus today. thousands in new york city gathering at saint patrick's cathedral for christmas services. crowds also gathering in los angeles of -- at the cathedral of our lady of the angels for mass. so early there and still already people lined up. >> griff: worldwide worshipers gathered for services at the newly refurbished notre dame cathedral which is open for its first christmas sings it was nearly destroyed in a devastating fire in 2019. >> kevin: in the holy sea pope francis is delivering message from the balcony of st. peters square. that's actually live. we will watch as that happens and obviously react to that as we watch the pontiff getting up there now. >> griff: to the city to t

you don't have use as a security threats, jude things we've the p, k, k, b, a power and quinn's don't come without risk to add one in. the longer term concord does not control the ism is higher. the item which is officially considers a terrorist and it remains, i'm clear if to, if he wants to expand as issuance in the area now controlled by the extending influence over the new the culture. it's a 2 theories liberal which is a huge city woods. the mines extension, it couldn't make and politically invest investments from mike and turkey's best experience in managing areas under its desktop to control the northern syria as being a fraud with changes we see a few, we did locate this content and even violence was this to now it looks like ad on has, has been strengthened twilight, ron and russia have lost regional insulins with their l. i a sub semis. but the political battle to serious future has yet to be decided. the throw on special aside has raised questions about these status of, of the many syrians replied to you or some governments are already planning to the port. syrians also spe

k b, a power in quinn's don't come without risk to add one in. the longer term concord is not controlled, isn't this high apache i some which is officially considers a terrorist and it remains. i'm clear if to, if he wants to expand his insurance in the area now controlled by the extending influence over then you the culture. it's a 2 threes liberal which is a huge city woods demand, substantial economic and political events, investments trump, to mike and turkey spice experience in managing areas under. it's the fact to control the northern syria as being a fraud with changes which we did locate this content and even violence resistance . and now it looks like ad on hand has been strengthened twilight, ron and russia have lost regional insulins with their ally of sub semis. but the political baffled to serious future has yet to be decided. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today, and palestinian officials say more than 2000 people have been killed and is really strikes and gaza. several family members died when

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i am vonnie quinn. we have 14 minutes to go in this trading day. >> they're going to talk more about the markets but before that, we are going to talk more about what to expect because the incoming trump administration is facing its worst trajectory for federal borrowing in modern-day history with the federal deficit projected to exceed 6% of gdp next year. earlier this month, janet yellen shared her concerns about the u.s. deficit with bloomberg david. take a listen. >> i am concerned about the fiscal outlook and i believe the deficit reduction is necessary to keep us on a sustainable fiscal course. now, president biden signed into law a -- $1 trillion of deficit reduction over the next 10 years . he did that in the agreement to raise the debt ceiling and our budget proposes an additional $3 trillion of deficit reduction for 10 years and i think that is necessary to make sure that our fiscal path is sustainable. now, congress has not really done anything beyond what i have mentioned to improve the fisc

vallejo police initially accused denise huskins, then boyfriend aaron quinn, of murdering her when she turned up two days later in socal, vpd accused the couple of making up the kidnaping. mueller had broken into the couple's vallejo home, drugged and tied them up before kidnaping and sexually assaulting huskins at a cabin in south lake tahoe. detective misty caruso put the case together while investigating a thwarted dublin home invasion, in which mueller left his cell phone behind. mueller pleaded guilty to kidnaping huskins in 2016 and pleaded no contest to sexually assaulting her in 2022. he's serving a 40 year sentence in federal prison in tucson, arizona. if convicted of these new charges, mueller faces life in prison. denise huskins tells me that she and aaron quinn are aware of the charges, and they're working with law enforcement regarding additional cases as well. she told me she couldn't say more about that due to the ongoing investigations. >> interesting. so we'll wait to see what his plea is for next steps. exactly. all right. thanks, mel. >> all right. go through the tim

and carter himself, you know, sally quinn, when was very critical of carter for turning down dinner inimitations from katherine graham, the publisher of the washington post, and, you know, carter just didn't he as you said, he he would rather spend time with rosie in the white house in a quiet dinner than go out and shake hands and talk to a bunch of rich folk from georgetown. so he got a bad shake from the media in general. and you mentioned james fallows, who is a very young man in his twenties for two years. the first two years of the administration, he was the chief speechwriter. but his real ambition was to break into magazine journalism. and after two years, he left and his very first piece as a staff writer for the atlantic was long, long exposure. as such, entitled the passionless presidency, and it was sort of psychology, call investigation of jimmy carter and rather thin, in my opinion. but it did as you say, it did real damage to the carter presidency. he had a moment in 1979 when he was facing long gas lines and a lot of criticism over many issues. and it's sort of that pie

you may remember matthew mueller from the bizarre 2015 abduction case in vallejo, where aaron quinn told police in march of that year that his girlfriend, denise huskins, had been abducted by an intruder wearing a wet suit. he said that man tied them up and then made them drink a concoction that made them sleepy. huskins later turned up alive days later, but then the case took another turn when vallejo police accused the couple of lying and called the whole thing a hoax. that is until matthew mueller was arrested months later for a home invasion in dublin, and evidence from that case linked him to the huskins kidnaping and assault. he is now serving time in a federal prison, and that vallejo case led to a netflix documentary released earlier this year and a multi-million dollar settlement for the couple. and now it appears the story of matthew mueller isn't over. new tonight there are new charges against mueller for two previously unsolved cases from 2009. ktvu henry lee picks up the story there, and he was in court today with details on what happened. henry. >> yeah, this case certainly

to win, sarkisian will have to make sure his offensive line is up for the task and able to protect quinnrsus arizona state. give us a scouting report for each team. >> so, the scouting report for this game is that iowa state's defense, they're really good pass defensewise. you can't throw the ball on them. they can give pressure on an offense by bringing four and playing coverage on the back end. why this is important is because arizona state, they come into this game without their leading receiver, jordan tyson. since week six he was the most productive receiver in all of the fbs. he is going to be missing, so the matchup is how sam leavitt and the sun devils' offense going to move the ball through the air without jordan tyson at receiver today. keep an eye on that. >> gio: all right, des, so tonight it's clemson against smu in the acc championship. clemson has to win to make the playoff. it's a little trickier for smu, so do you think the mustangs can still make the playoff if they lose a close game to clemson tonight? >> that's the million dollar question. everyone has been asking all

the da also credited the work of seaside police chief nick borges, seen here with huskins and quinn in march at a training session for police across the state. the couple urged law enforcement not to fall victim to tunnel vision in solving a case. it was chief burgess who began writing to mueller in prison. authorities say mueller made admissions as to his involvement in the mountain view and palo alto cases at the training session. chief burgess apologized to the couple on behalf of police in general. >> we're here because there's so many lessons to be learned where the police really screwed up. i don't know how else to say it. >> we're not perfect in law enforcement, and i think it's fair to say that there were mistakes made in this investigation. >> now the vallejo. mountain view and palo alto cases were all profiled in the netflix docu series american nightmare. if convicted of the santa clara cases, mueller could face life in prison. live in san jose henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> henry. what a wild turn of events for that particular case and that individual. how did investigato

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ariella, nico, quinn have been hard at work.ifferent nursing homes. >> we should do it for nursing homes, because some people in nursing homes don't really get their families come over for the holidays or anything like that. >> reporter: a kindhearted mission started in 2022. one year after the kids lost their nana tammy. >> she was really nice, kind. >> funny. >> she was really, really, really sweet when she wanted to be. >> and we wanted to do something in remember of her. >> we just thought of her. and we were like, you know what? let's just call it her. because that's how we started it. so we called it nana's angels. >> reporter: so over the next few weeks, hundreds of seniors will be gifted some christmas cheer. thanks to this group of guardian angels. >> we feel a little bit of joy in yourself, and oh, my goodness, i'm, like, becoming something that my nana probably wanted me to become. >> our thanks to evan leake for that report. >>> president biden continuing to ring in the holiday season, lighting the national christmas

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the da also credited the work of seaside police chief nick borges, seen here with huskins and quinn in march at a training session for police across the state. the couple urged law enforcement not to fall victim to tunnel vision in solving a case. it was chief borges who began writing to muller in prison. authorities say muller made admissions as to his involvement in the mountain view and palo alto cases at the training session. chief burgess apologized to the couple on behalf of police in general. >> we're here because there's so many lessons to be learned where the police really screwed up. i don't know how else to say it. >> we're not perfect in law enforcement, and i think it's fair to say that there were mistakes made in this investigation. >> authorities say the victims in both the mountain view and palo alto attacks managed to persuade the defendant not to sexually assault them, the da says mueller actually told one woman she should get a dog for protection, and gave similar crime prevention tips to the other victim in san jose. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> tributes are pou

. >> mueller is already in prison for breaking into the vallejo home of aaron quinn and denise huskins. that was in 2015. he drugged and tied them up before kidnaping and sexually assaulting huskins. she turned up two days later, vallejo police falsely accused the couple of making it all up. coming up next, remembering former president jimmy carter. the funeral plans and the memories of long lasting relationships and friendships. plus what may have happened inside the cockpit before south korea's worst plane crash in z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. comcast business. former president jimmy carter, who d

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stephanie quinn, you with live now from fox.o much for joining us and providing your insight into some of the big stories happening today and this week. we appreciate your time. >> president elect trump also took to social media to signal that there could be a change coming to daylight saving. he's the latest to call for the time change to end. it's our poll question today. we're asking you should we get rid of daylight saving time? we see the largest group, almost 60% say yes. keep summer time. that is 59%. the next largest group, 1 in 4, say keep standard time. a handful say just leave things as they are. scan the qr code at the top right of your screen, or head out to ketv.com/vote and you can have your say. >> well, coming up on mornings on two and nine, a new warning from the state department to americans in syria. why the u.s. government says now is the time to get out. and the new message from the deposed former ruler of that country. and two months after the death of former one direction star liam payne, we are getting a

christine quinn, thank you so much, both of you.l, first to you, you just heard that new news we are now hearing from house freedom caucus member anna paulina luna that there will be a vote at 10 a.m., so that was fast. but you heard there from annie greer that there is this new line that they will drop out of the bill, the debt limit, which donald trump had wanted them to cram in there so that it happened during the biden administration. what do you make of all this look, i was a longtime congressional aide, worked in both the house and senate leadership. >> uh, it's hard to make a pivot like that in the 11th hour. >> and when i say 11th hour, like, we really are there, they've got till about 5 p.m. today to wrap this up. >> you know why? because if you're a retiring member of congress, you want to get home to spend the holidays with your family, and you're not going to stick around, uh, to deal with this. so they are truly in the 11th hour. uh, and i think they're scrambling to figure out what can actually pass to keep the governm

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mueller is already in prison for breaking into the vallejo home of aaron quinn and denise huskins.was back in 2015. he drugged and tied them up before kidnaping and sexually assaulting huskins. she turned up two days later. vallejo police falsely accused the couple of making it all up. that saga saga began on march 23rd, 2015, when mueller broke into quinn's home, tied him up and kidnaped huskins. as he mentioned, huskins turned up alive two days later near her parents huntington beach home on march 27th. authorities labeled the case a hoax, claiming they found no proof of a kidnaping. in june of 2015, the alameda county sheriff's office arrested mueller as a suspect in a home invasion robbery near dublin. investigators soon found similarities between the robbery and the huskins kidnaping. mueller pleaded guilty to kidnaping charges in september of 2016. he was sentenced to 40 years in prison in march of 2017. >> a new development in the menendez brothers bid for freedom. their attorney is now attempting to change the prosecutor's handling of the brothers resentencing case. he's fi

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