i said, i think i'm rhonda christie. or do you know rhonda crisper trisha christie?ause. >> this is who she was talking to. his name is bob christie. >> i almost dropped the phone. she knew i hesitated and she said this is your daughter rhonda. and there was something that clicked in my mind, that i recognize the voice. the rang a bell. >> he called to my mom, barbara, to pick up the phone. he said rhonda's on the phone. she picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was, shirley stole. you. >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i think i've ever had in my entire life. ever. >> the memories were true, or so it certainly seemed. she got on a plane for ohio. they were all of course, 37 years older, and in a way, strangers now. but here they were. all the images she had dreamed about. for those 37 long years. >> there you are in your bath. all those roles, to. >> used to be a chubby little baby. look at you, just learning to walk. and smiling in the old way. you had a good life, honey. >> i know. >> so it was happy and sad.

. >> and rhonda, new jersey. good morning. rhonda? there you are. >> hello and good morning america. i definitely oppose the impeachment hearing against president biden for the simple fact, it's a distraction from the commissioners, who made $260 million while they were working in the white house. and the fact that jared kushner got $2 billion and entertained the salaries at the trump golf course. i know they gave them nuclear secrets on our country. these people are straight up autocrats and this country is in a whole lot of trouble. america, please wake up. this is a fascist movement to take over our democracy and we will never get it back. so, we better take heed to what the holy spirit is revealing to america. we are going down with the ship and donald trump will become the richest man in history after all of the money they already hustled us out of. what about the 300% inflation on his properties in new york? you guys need to start watching the real news and get off fox because they have been sued for billions of dollars for brai

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and rhonda sanchez's emblematic of what we see in congress. right. the rhonda sent us attitude that we just talked about because that happened and come through my iphone is uh, is it similar to what we hear from the majority of the people in the senate? good, by the way, are almost dead. there are 80 or 90 years is old and they still live in the 19 forties and fifties and where they think there's a cold war going on. and you know, uh the funny thing is as you say, most people do not feel that way, but they do. that's why recently when ram paul stood up and made that statement that was not covered by the general media, but we are covering it here. i just thought of nothing else. it was agree with him or not. it was refreshing to hear somebody say, why are we borrowing money from china to give it to ukraine? we can't afford a $100000000000.00 with everything that we've got going on in this country. oh, and by the way, the country we're giving it to that we're saying is a great democracy is really not that much of a great democracy. why don't you think

rhonda mcdaniel, and those two canvassers? how could election board members choose not to certify votes? how did that happen? >> we were aware of the pressure. in fact, monica palmer, as you show, talked about it publicly. that was no surprise. the content of this reporting was of no surprise. what was challenging in that moment was there was both a legal duty for the canvassers to certify. there was no evidence of any kind of wrongdoing presented to them. they had a ministerial responsibility. they certification on the local and state level. everyone knew they didn't certified to four person board if they voted not to certify it would've gone to the michigan supreme court which would compel them to certify. . they would've seen a state certification go forward. it was all a issue delay. we see that playing out here even now in this current issue with the supreme court in the current campaign. the issue of trying to delay in creating that delay gives a sense of uncertainty and allows this misinformation campaign to take. old u

rhonda santas has worked very hard in iowa, the ted cruz strategy, he did everything right.overperform, he may underperform. we will see. he has to rely on momentum through new hampshire in south carolina. in florida, that frankly won't happen. nikki haley, does she pull out a win in new hampshire? overperform in new hampshire? is there any dynamic shift in the next 10 to 12 weeks? that is -- so far the data says that there's not enough to derail donald trump. this may be the primary that never was. >> congressman david jolly and ted miller, both msnbc political analyst. thank you guys for helping us see what is ahead. speaking of what is ahead, on the other side of this break, donald trump does not enjoy the divine right of kings, and that is according to the judge in one of the four ongoing criminal pursuits against him. this is the man who was so successfully avoiding accountability over the years that he once bragged infamously that he could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot someone without losing any voters. can he really have lost his magic touch? after a v

those in the know say the group to will bring up the case of to how will rhonda amend wanted by india in relation to the 2008 room by bombings and which 175 people were killed. a new delhi has requested his expedition to face terror charges, as a co conspirator, in the case with a government expecting him to face justice. i am sure that toronto will soon have to face a judge in india for his role in the bump, a blast. last delve into the background, the full day attack was carried up by members of a practice. sony military, great indian authorities accuse rhonda, a pocket sony boom canadian, of conspiring with his friend, david coleman, hedley importing on, assisting the attack. and they say that he uses chicago by his travel agency as a cub scout locations for the bombings had he was found guilty, alyssa, i think it's 35 year sentence in 2013 ronda himself was sentenced to 14 years in prison by chicago colt for providing support to the group responsible, as well as his role in a plan to attack a technician newspaper. he was releasing 2020 off the contracting cobit 9 team, but rear re

rhonda. >> good evening, thank you for being here. what is most important, or interesting thing that you have learned about people from iowa, during your travel through the state? >> i've learned a lot, i think iowans -- one thing i share in common with iowans is a letter full of canter. candor -- that's what i've been told when i came here, i found iowa candor. because that's the true form of nice. this is the tenth event that we're doing. we've done ten events like this across the state. i have felt that people appreciate that. we are visiting they called the full grass -- we are doing it times two in this year. and it doesn't feel like work to me. it feels like we're having open conversations. i find that they don't appreciate pre-can speeches, so i've mostly dispensed with that, or if i'm going to do it'll keep it two or five minutes. i find that they actually appreciate and relish open conversation in candor. i think that's one of the things that surprised me most. the other thing that i think surprised me was. somebody told me t

rhonda santos is finally apparently seizing the opportunity to take the shot i don't trump betty wondered why he had taken before because he was trying to become the front runner. but here he was at cnn's town hall tonight. >> i think the first two years of the trump administration, the economy is better than it has been. but that last year with covid, i think it was mishandled dramatically. i went to the rallies with donald trump. he said he was going to build the wall and have mexico pay for it. that didn't happen. i think the one thing in this race that i think is important to point out is donald trump flip-flopping on the right to life. >> i wonder where this person was when a couple months ago i talked about with the former republican congressman joe walsh and former commentator karen finney, senior spokesperson for hillary clinton's president shielding campaign in 2015. people of talking about not just him but all the candidates as to why they were not addressing in a very pointed and direct way the folds of donald trump. one would assume you would in an election year. why do you th

this particular image was used by florida governor rhonda santas in june 2023 in an attempt to estimate his rival candidate with us presidential election fast approaching social media is rife with this information and people aren't holding back from using defects in political campaigns. whether it's to define opponents or to spread fake news, it's still fairly easy to spot faith videos generated by a lie. but it's much harder when it comes to audio. in india, a member of the ruling b, j. p policy released audio recordings of all physician, a politician, columbia boltron garage on it one clip. she'll have to rush on a piece to say that she's tall, she members of corrupt, but an examination by independent a on experts found the audio was likely to instill vakio a gps audio clip was so collected on facebook just before the national elections in september 2023, lean towards the opposition. progressive football, key of potty the coach. mexico seems to be talking about plans to reach the election fund. a piece fact checking department said the clip showed signs with manipulation and in the u.

where rhonda santas wind up winning a race? nevada, potentially? >> his campaign has been descending for sometime. he has been on the dissent. haley has been on the ascent. bottom line, i think we spent too much time talking about iowa. ask presidents crews, santorum, huckabee. all of them won iowa. they did not get the nomination. i keep coming back to this thing, haley has got some real momentum here. probably will not win iowa. if she does well enough there, exceeds expectations in new hampshire and goes into south carolina there is still a shot. at least i hope there are still a shot. haley is the one everyone is looking at as the only candidate in the race right now who seems to be attractive to general election voters in the republican side. she pairs up so well with joe biden compared to desantis and trump. that is the good news for republicans. we have a candidate out there who have some appeal. chris christie is also running a smart campaign although he is not going as well pleased on his constant attacks on donald trump. haley is gonna ha

when you look at rhonda santa saint slavery contributed good things of the enslaved african american, nikki haley saying maybe the civil war wasn't about black people, they're right, neck in, not competing with donald trump and xenophobic and racist dog whistles to their base. there is zero contrast amongst republican candidates right now. that's why donald trump will win this thing. >> you did have, carlos, a little bit of contrast, a little bit, with chris christie. he's been the one person who's gone after trump the most consistently. recently, he had to spend seven figures on an ad by, responding to critics who want him to drop out of the race. what does that tell you about where we are right now, and the fact that, you know, i don't think that anyone drops out after iowa, and i'm suspicious about new hampshire. chris christie is the one he's been asked to get out of the race. >> that is the irony, right? he's the one being the most honest of all. he is the one being asked to get out, and show you how donald trump has taken over the republican party. is in the republican party. i

i encourage rhonda santis, chris christie and niki haley did the same, or else these republicans willt in this unconstitutional attack on how we run our constitutional republic. democrats are willing to do anything for it. have any of you heard about russian president vladimir putin? so he said, and this quote, that biden’s persecution of opponents is politically motivated. very good for russia, because it shows the decay of the american system, which cannot pretend to be teachers of democracy. we talk about democracy, but the whole world is watching biden's political pursuit of his opponent who will kick his ass is incredible. president biden , at a reception in maryland to raise funds for his re-election campaign, called his predecessor donald trump an old friend of kremlin head vladimir putin. this weekend, trump supported his old pal putin. trump even quoted him. this, however, is not surprising. in the end, there is a lot in common between moscow and the trump residence in maralaga, biden stated. during in his speech, the head of the white house also urged donors not to forget th

rhonda santa starters republican primary on third base, and he still second, that's why we're talking nikki haley and the opportunity she has to play second to donald trump. >> for now, one of the things that fueled joe biden's win last time was people voting against donald trump. does that still apply for 2024? >> i certainly think that there's opportunity for it. i want to apologize because i'm in the office, i don't have any christmas decorations whatsoever. >> it's okay, you're wearing a superb red turtleneck and trump is the christmas tree. you've already won. dave it is disappointed me dearly, not even a christmas tie, you've won by a mile. continue? >> part of the ability, the mobilizing, the energize forest last time around really was because of donald trump it was a threat that voters saw him, i love joe biden but a lot of the obama continue in, younger voters, those voters of color who were keen and instrumental to power democrats to a majority in a white and 2012. think about behind joe biden they saw him as a candidate who is best able to defeat the guy who they thought wa

place in that group was still up for grabs, to try and champions naturally needed to avoid reading to rhonda by 2 goals or more . young natalie went ahead for an i'm go before africa's simpler of the victim of demands for them to, to nail to final school as not please secure that place in the last 60 form. it's lee and event is defended. georgia carolaney has retired from football, bringing to an end a 23 year career kelly. and he spent 17 seasons that you'd be making more than $400.00 appearances and winning 9 consecutive serial titles and 5 italian cops. the set, you know, in your roles are kept in this country to the you are a 2020 title he'd most recently been playing for my left side, los angeles. se there's all your sports headlines. you can get more at. i would use their adult calm and on social media channels to not say it from a lower clause, sufficient news votes, and you can find the tension on a website that's out of there dot com. do you stay with us witness? is that the in australia? indigenous women missing that disproportionately high rates. 101 east investigate. is enough be

rhonda sanders is a terrible candidate. you see that.is strategy or staff has changed his trajectory. the more you get to know about him the less you like him. you've seen this play out in the race. what struck me about last night was that we understand why ron desantis took this opportunity. i think when he agreed to it a few months back, things weren't as bad as they are now. he saw it is an opportunity for relevancy. but what struck me as the static nature of desantis's campaign. it's done. it's going nowhere. there was no momentum here. tried to declare victory over gabba newsome. he tried to beat his chest, but there was no excitement around this debate because ron desantis has been left for dead and his campaign is done. to me that was the tamps time stamp we witnessed last night. >> an interesting moment substantively on abortion that i want to show which i thought was interesting because it shows hannity and others. everyone in the republican party conservative media understands how dangerous this issue is republicans, and rightl

rhonda rubenstein, one of the academy staff members started this, full of amazing photographs. >> what immigrant images do for people to better understand wildlife conservation? >> we only get to see a certain tiny portion of wildlife, right? to be able to bring these animals to life, and make it real for people, stimulates them to think about conservation in a different way. then, if you can tie a story to the photograph, there is a beautiful photograph there of a rhino, one of the last of its species in the world, and it makes it personal but this is not just some species that is disappearing, it is actually, these are individuals living their lives, and we have a chance to save them. >> trying to build those connections with mother nature. we have connections with humans, but making those connections to elsewhere as well. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks. >>> we know that everyone needs help sometimes, not everyone is in a position to donate money this year . that is exactly why our bay area food banks are there. read cowin is in santa rosa with more on our food for

. >> reporter: from the pioneering girl on the beach, rhonda rainey to yours truly.rock a lot more hair -- >> good evening. welcome to our evening report. cannot remember , as we call him? he anchored our evening news before . but what about the men before ? stan borman. he was a talkshow host. >> and eyewitness news once the new y. >> this is a bulletin from eyewitness news. patty hearst has just been found guilty as charged. >> reporter: and in the mid 70s, our number one newscaster. >> he was in my mind the best or one of the best anchors that kpix ever had. >> reporter: david borman is his son, and while he may harbor a bias in favor of his dad, take a listen. >> one of the key issues was whether a gun was being pointed during the robbery. >> 45 years ago today, the japanese attacked pearl harbor. >> reporter: folks said borman could read a phonebook and make it sound important, but this guy was much more than a voice. as an investigative journalist, he was always in control of the facts. >> he was, i think, more comfortable without the script. because he underst

published draft emergency legislation that will attempt to by any future legal challenges to his rhonda policy position in the bridges province remains deeply against the policy. a lot of deputies pick ups if the purpose or the real one that came it was to solve a political headache of the torres. i would like to get people out of the country who they simply couldn't deal with then it's, but you know, resolving success, offer all that money is to send free home secretaries the advocate for which the whole conference be grateful to paul. most of these are companies, how many people the problem is to send to rolanda? well, madam deputy, it's only been played before we will do everything it takes to get this team working so that we can indeed scope the parts. and that's why this week we have signed a new legally binding treaty with rolanda, which together with new legislation will address oh, but concerns that have been raised because everyone should be in no doubt about our absolute commitment to stop the boats and get flights. oh, i saw have a look at they started with i dw correspondenc

the tradition was gradually adopted by wealthy people h rhonda akira nation enough, correct. the habit of dick rates and christmas trees was established in the eighty's, in a case of javascript, where, where they didn't produce the ornaments and i was sitting until 1976 more than a scrolling museum tells the story i was going to be wearing them using now this here we have the know installments on display, certainly beautifully, and some are made from glossy to here. they are worked out as a call to you, and there are many of them where they weren't easy to make it cheaper. and in great demand, because by 9 from 36, there were only snow on them and slaps in the country waters. we have a remarkable battery to here. so this is the very supposed last movie to, if it was definitely it has a layoff silver inside chart. seated on this either, but it used to have a coach of luck here on the outside too, but it's obviously appealed the way since 936. what do you mean? their sales to both the voice on which russia rates room one. so she, we have the oldest and the most important decora

, especially in rural areas, without access to electricity, such as projects from pockets done to rhonda to the millions or introducing cleanest of models to those regions as well. whether and how 5 cities can implement change comes down to a few things. and the 1st total is bits of data. take the horn and pack of some irregularly top solice of the world's most polluted cities. according to the data, it looks like it has improved at least a little, but it's hard to say without any actual changes happened that we haven't really seen any trends that would explain why the numbers are going down. so i think it's just that the, the quality or 80 to improve does not beat omar in 2016, he found as a pockets on equity initiative, which is a community initiative at life. i ended up individuals, corporations, organizations have come together with low cost monitors and providing that data publicly uh on the internet on base that farms. and that data is what is driving awareness. thanks to initiative. there are no more than a dozen census and no for a long showing the current air pollution levels. m

it's rhonda has been released terrace last name should this tony's understand. so to solve it from tyra, the count or different days mark and a lot of effort. we know for him, my requested that he should to grow to the media. and this pony shed for his crimes is and don't forget like the suspect. so how would ron now is a pa, concerning nashville who was go onto the canadian citizenship. it was a suspect, said of conspiring to commit tara tags and move by and then mall. guy was sentenced in the us to for the is in prison in 2013 is this also survey hot and 2020 on compression and browse, also testing positive. because if it was a to read the rest of them, i didn't this extra additional request of the survivor. the week of also told us how to move by tragedy unfolded. so this the, that i paid, i limited but they're not gonna find them abroad and go into punitive. i move on to the railway station and stopped in front of the platform that my brother sat had to go to the toilet. as soon as his newest topic line people started swan and finish. so 9, keep going. he's

the party believes the government's rhonda schemes unworkable, but ministers have been discussing what they attempt to come to the uk -- before they attempt to come to the uk —— rwanda scheme is unworkable. vitamin d deficiency, depression and diabetes are among a number of health issues that increase the risk of young—onset dementia — that's according to a major new study. the condition — which affects around 70,000 people in the uk — is when symptoms of dementia develop before the age of 65. the study challenges the notion that genetics are the sole cause. thames water has apologised after several homes in surrey were left without water today. areas near guildford and godalming were the worst affected. the company said most properties have now had their water supply retored. the chancellor and local mp, jeremy hunt, said he was "beside himself with frustration". the australian chef bill granger, the godfather of avocado toast, has died at the age of 54. he was a self—taught cook who became a celebrated restaura nteur and food writer. his family said he died in a london hospital on ch

my soul is into rhonda add on. sometimes when i'm on the streets of congress on right, i imagine that a great deal of the stuff to ron's and traveling. so the revolution street and republic, straits and humans. if you don't want to. i told them to move, you know, kids mohammed did not follow him into exile despite the fact that iranian authorities would have been more than happy to let her leave from abroad. her voice would have been less powerful. yeah, i wanted us to go together. when i went to abroad, i realized that i wanted to go back close this case by living abroad is like living in an aquarium. you're not in a place where you all need to move. everything is happening in around the world. in this fight, it's important to have principal, this is moving to as the way i know now, guess she wouldn't leave it wrong because she wouldn't leave. we have to organize our lines accordingly. like i was in the area. the regime wants me to disappear, but i wouldn't be defeated by this long separation. even if at times i'm

that's where the adf is reportedly expanding its rhonda operation into the size of the internet. the area was previously designated as a safe zone for gals has displaced population. i was telling you this is located just 20 kilometers from kansas border with egypt. israel is urging wristbands to move further size, dropping hundreds of leaflets from ideas planes. at least 1900000 palestinians have already been displaced. that's more than 85 percent of goals as total population. and those egypt refuses to take in refugees. displace palestinians are struggling to find any response from the violets. canadian policy and journalist monster schumann report started from the southern city of kent. it's been complete to the chaos here in loss of hospice and then the facilities. the non stop and quiet alternate non stop drones likes, non stop buzzing or by doing some of us the turns came as close as 700 meters. who knows what a hospital and many people do not know where to go right now. there is no place for these. c that is the safe and the roots of costs um several times the people in hig

to visit his homeland but the party seemed to be named my apologies and powers of my soul is into rhonda tad on. sometimes when i'm on the streets of congress on right, i imagine that a great deal of the stuff to ron's and traveling. so the revolution, streets, and writ, lublix, trains, and jones, if you don't want to, i told them to move, you know, kids mohammed did not follow him into exile despite the fact that iranian authorities would have been more than happy to let her leave from abroad. her voice would have been less powerful to push them on. yeah, i wanted us to go to get a clear on this to the when i went to abroad. i realized that i wanted to go back to living abroad is like living in an aquarium. you're not in a place where you'll need to move. everything is happening in around the world in this fight. it's important to have principal this morning to as the way i know now . guess she wouldn't leave that wrong because she wouldn't leave. we have to organize our alliance accordingly. like i was in the military. the regime wants me to disappear, but i wouldn't be defeated by thi

your parents bottom one has voted to legalize medical, embodying, rhonda to help people deal with stress and anxiety caused by the war the over to take effect in the 6 months critics of the legislation. so it would lead to an influx of drugs in ukraine in 16 of the use of those. and the russian foreign minister suddenly loved rob has called the german leaders, a bunch of thieves over a german proposal to confiscate frozen russian assets. prosecutors won 720000000 euros to be seized from a russian financial institution in frankfort. loved robs warns of come to america is pretty good. now. thailand's bolivar and has given its initial approval to legalizing same sex unions. but brings thailand, lodge l, g, b t q community a step closer to manage a policy. the legislation still needs to clear up. oh, how does before becoming law. but if bossed thailand would join nape on and taiwan in endorsing same sex marriage being a sure to define cook gaiman's client is getting into the festive spirit and they may soon have something else to celebrate the same sex marriage rights, et cetera. sexual coup

rhonda santos sidestepped questions about whether trump is fit to be president. >> want to be. >> i think we need to have somebody younger. i think when you get up to 80, i don't think it's a job for that. is he fit or is it to do something talking about him being 80 years old doesn't mean that somebody is he fit elected. that's for the people. ron desantis is somebody who's in to finish. ron is he? we have an opportunity, somebody who is in the prime of their life. >> overnight, the superpac supporting trump slammed his rivals as writing in a statement the battle for second place has become the biggest waste of time, money and energy that politics has ever seen. ramaswami ended up with the most speaking time at the debate. desantis trailed very closely behind andrew. >> liz, thank you. the israeli military is installing pipes in gaza as they reportedly consider flooding hamas tunnels with seawater, pumping water into the tunnels could drive out hamas fighters, but it could also damage gaza's water supply. israeli officials report at least five senior hamas military leaders have now been

uh and obviously conducting some fuzzy actions against rhonda up to now this ends in an important message to them that they would have that they, they would uh just use to catch up with them. eventually, the only thing it stops shots from saying problems was complete. because, but what, why do they do that? is because the basic breath was completely degree. its criminal responsibilities of individual was that you did for crimes of getting fed and comes against many to. so the reports issued to the line was the light insisted that ross was completed in the commission of the general spec. okay, let's turn attention on the program to the ukraine conflict and move to don't boss were done yet. city has again come under attack 15 at people reported injured, and one killed in ukrainian shelling r t corresponded, remind costs are sent this to us from the ground coordinator. and one of the most dangerous boards of the net this is that keeps the district. and according to officials, the one rock is from one multiple launch rockets system, fired by ukraine, landed in this purely civilian neighborhoo

right back of them there have been rising concerns about the is of how most confident leading to rhonda how students he's in the middle east. us defensive visuals have reported at least $92.00 incidents of attacks on american troops in iraq and syria. fight ran in a line to groups since october. meanwhile, iran has one of the us, if that a could face quote, extraordinary problems. it boost it's naval presence in the region, smell off the u. s. s. i as in how as off carrier, as opposed to the left of the persian gulf, having spent less than 20 days the on the, ran into the piece of valence. and says that around the presence of the carrier has quote, closed uncertainty in the region. we spoke with the secretary of the rainy and high council of economic pulled nation. he says, washington is responsible for the rising tensions in the middle east. no trotter. the court has sent you over to me. yeah, man's reaction is natural. it comes from their spirits. the amenities have sympathy for palestine if the americans and his were at least had followed a wiser path, the red sea would not have beco