of technology. joining us from rochester in new york. good to have you with us. uh, it is clearly a huge medical advance, but it comes at a monumental costs depending which of the 2 therapies are used. $1.00 costs, $2200000.00 for a single treatment. the of a $3100000.00 for a single treatment. so just how many people, how many suffers are likely to benefit and that's a good question i, i think so from what i understand these companies are in conversations with the insurance companies to try to. so dropped the costs down. and i think over time, just like any new technology, that's what it 1st rolled out, is expensive over time. i think the costs will, will go down. but no doubt of having access to these technologies just save lives or to pro long life is a huge deal. but i, i like many others. i'm also concerned about accessibility. especially for patients . um, young patients are all patients who cannot afford this kind of treatment at this time. i mean, it's not just in the united states, is it because this is a disease that disproport

rochester, new york, where kodak's research and program was. it was called hawkeye works. nobody knew about this facility, but could do everything hollywood could. and there was only one reason to take that film to rochester, and that was to copy it on what's called an optical printer top quality, alter it, bring it back to washington and in an altered format where frank's were deleted, the red spot where he is shot in the head is painted on and that is now the film that we know the altered film. and that's all detailed in my book jacob hornberger did abraham zapruder retain an original copy. yes. on the day of the assassination, he had three copies made and two of those copies he delivered to the secret service. he retained a copy. the goes to life magazine, which then got diverted over to the national photographic interpretation center and the statements unequivocal by the cia officer on that saturday night operation as. well, as the sunday night operation, both of them have come forward and said, we this film on saturday night, we had this film in 16 millimeter format o

rochester, new york, where kodak's research and program was. it was called hawkeye works. nobody knew about this facility, but could do everything hollywood could. and there was only one reason to take that film to rochester, and that was to copy it on what's called an optical printer top quality, alter it, bring it back to washington and in an altered format where frank's were deleted, the red spot where he is shot in the head is painted on and that is now the film that we know the altered film. and that's all detailed in my book jacob hornberger did abraham zapruder retain an original copy. yes. on the day of the assassination, he had three copies made and two of those copies he delivered to the secret service. he retained a copy. the goes to life magazine, which then got diverted over to the national photographic interpretation center and the statements unequivocal by the cia officer on that saturday night operation as. well, as the sunday night operation, both of them have come forward and said, we this film on saturday night, we had this film in 16 millimeter format o

joining me now is congresswoman lisa blunt rochester, a democrat of delaware.sswoman, thank you for joining us. we are starting tonight with the abortion issue. your response to the news out of texas this weekend. the state supreme court has paused a lower court ruling granting an abortion to a woman who is unborn child has a fatal condition and is unlikely to survive once born. the state attorney general has legally threatened doctors who might perform emergency abortions, which is already about 20 weeks present pregnant. congresswoman, would abortion be a definitive election issue in 20 4:24? >> first of, all reverend al, thank you for having me on your show again. most definitely, abortion would be an issue in 2024. remember, in 2020, it was a clear cut issue, but now we are starting to see the real world consequences of abortion bans across this country. they are really made possible because of trump appointed supreme court justices, overturning roe, the case in texas really points to this notion that the politicians should not be making health care decisio

it looks very cozy where you are in rochester there. >> it is cozy. god bless you. thanks. >> talk soon. >>> all right, everybody, take a look at this. a christmas tree in outer space is lighting up parts of our galaxy. nasa revealed this new image of young stars known as a christmas tree cluster. the combination of nebulous green gas and twinkling lights make it appear like a pine tree with ornaments. it's about 2,500 light years away from earth. it will take you just a minute to get there. that's pretty incredible. i've never seen that before. we need an astronomer to break that down. we've got more news. "c"cnn newsroooom" continunues after ththis.. >>> a scary momement captutured video when an oklahoma police officer rescues a woman from a burning car. i want to warn you what you're about to see may be disturbing. >> get back, get back! >> it happened last sunday. the driver lost control of the vehicle before crashing. you can see the air bag deployed. she was unable to escape on her own because of a broken ankle and a jammed door. you can hear her begging the o

truckloads bus loads of people with mattresses and all of their belongings moving south towards rochester. yeah, much of gas as knowles has been destroyed and, and fighting is now focusing on the central and southern pots as he related to. there are about a 100000 newly displaced people. how are you dealing with the increasing numbers now of refugees arriving and rough? a well, i'll actually almost everybody, and ross in garza is the slice side. it's now around 90 percent of the population. there's a place and, and many of them not for the 1st time. so they've been displaced from the north to the middle area, from missouri to the south, and it's causing a huge amount of pressure here in raffle. ryan, there are the internally displaced persons camps, fund areas, camps that have been set up on sidewalks, on open fields, in almost any open space. and it presents a huge number of challenges actually there it's, it's hard to even move around rafa because the streets are so full of people, but it creates a huge risk for the spread it infectious views. we don't have enough food, water, sanitatio

pro palestinian the chance ceasefire was also ask this protest are unprecedented as originally in rochester, it is a plan to restrict any protest here at the venue, only after human rights activists protest against these those restrictions peaceful protests were allowed in this morning we have seen other smaller, smaller protest for activists, the imprisoned activists in egypt, and the u. a. e. and we, the, the news agency, a p reports that the protesters had to cross messages to the in the, to the, to the detains a person's. and also had to take off the names of to the u. n. i gave to all the saying allegedly to, according to a b that they could not guarantee for the security on the protest as a message from me. the news to my next shift stalled tech program. thanks the world in progress. health costs to everyone who wants to know more about the topics that concern us. about this story is beyond the headline world in progress. the w plus cost. you can draw the line between the spacings because i don't believe that space is, is a morally relevant criterion anymore than i believe that.

pro palestinian, the chance ceasefire was also ask this protest are unprecedented as originally in rochester, already is a plan to restrict any protest here at the venue, only after human rights activists protest against these those restrictions peaceful protests were allowed. and this morning we have seen other smaller, smaller pro test for activists, the imprisoned activities in egypt and the u. a. e. we the, the news agency, a p reports that the protesters had to cross messages to the in the, to, to the detains a person's and also had to take off the names of to the u. n. i gave the order saying allegedly, to, according to a b that they could not guarantee for the security on the protest. now, protests uh, going on because people want something more concrete from the ongoing companies, wayne ca, there's a lot of negotiations going on. how much progress has been made so far? yeah, the streets are very loud today, the political process rather quiet. but we know that in the negotiation rooms, the emotional, very emotional discussions being held and the main topic of the main task, the cold t

. >> the sacramento kings, 72 seasons, the rochester royals. whenever i say rochester royals on air, i feel like i have a good segment. >> i want the pistons to win because i feel bad for them. is that what normal people do? >> it is. it's one of the most normal things you do. when americans root for their favorite team, when their favorite team isn't playing, 67% root for the underdog, that's me. 33% for the yankees. i call all favorites the yankees. here's one thing i will note i want to end on a sad but happy note. our long suffering teams, the vikings still haven't won a super bowl, the bills haven't won a super bowl, and cyankees, no world series appearance since 2009. >> harry enten waking up and choosing violence today. we appreciate you. >> the vikings have a new coach i just sat down with him. you'll hear what's coming up. super bowl i believe. how do you write on this thing? i hate this. cnn "news central" starts now.

about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester routing and split the r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the tv service was over question, did you say even twist, which is the the immunizations. if i want to touch this history, as i say, i have got to open my eyes to the here and now she's taking me to me. some work mates of her father's. these men worked for the french state mining company, excavating uranium for 30 years before they had to retire in full collect as a dentist to me. and i thought about this, and i've seen, seen some nation fee to me, the pay me it almost when it indicated to us initial injury to imagine my england pleasure to know what i saw st. easy talk a lot of pain. you know, if you type the thing down to somebody, you know, the state of del sound, christian science and social studies into cover. so the didn't even tonight, the munitions i didn't finish cleaning initially. the issue was just checking to see kind of the a could you come up for the 1640 so that means nothing

about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester, d. s r t. support tech, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the, the question, did you say stephen twisted the, in the late 18 ninety's french soldiers led by general paul arrived initiate with the goal of expanding french control in west africa to the territory of more than shot. no one or 3 to come on sunday. i mean, he's done, you sure all the cars do and just shown the list to the content of who they on the east one of the most horrific campaigns of atrocities to have ever taken place in the history of the continent. what is somebody i should know, the question that you download, the philosophy followed there. do some people do that? sure. most likely, multiple villages would devastated a numerous members of resistance groups with the headed olympic apartment for us to get the young investigator in search of his own identity and box on the journey through africa. peach races general with eyes, blood drenched roots in an effort to establish value at legacy, sti

about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester routing and split the r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question, did you see a request for check the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the us ok is another $200000000.00 to ukraine was fine and reassuring zalinski not to lose hope at the white house meeting, meanwhile, american politicians and the public appear to be losing trust in t as. 7 the idea flows up a un school in northern guys that were at times to have discovered how much infrastructure as the palestinian health ministry says the death toll in gaza has passed. 18400. we hear from the palestine. read president spokes person about the situation in local hospitals and hospitals and government 50. i'm.

question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on rochester routing and split the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube, the tv services for the question, did you say they would put you on the the more i see what's going on in his head now in the morning? i'm relieved. i mean, i understand i've sorted out the soldiers on my age. if i didn't believe i could have been one of them. so they tell me that because i'm english may as well what the you mean to mr. cox? when you seen this, the cards telling some means of ever seeing here is fairly satisfactory. the hour drive that, that nobody's doing is keep looking times will protect the hope them inside the we're coming into the junction 200 miles down the road. the 1st place use faith, series resistance, the, as the minister told to avoid entering the natives. but you wanted them to see what kind of mine he was, the one that i'm worried the people may have forgotten what you did. oh, it is. after a 100 years, it means more to me. to them. i do sunset. i'm watching

had no money outside of that, there were already units inside these communities, so i could go to rochester where the mayo clinic is and they could introduce me to positions and we would get to know. that's the nuts and bolts. my wife and i say this -- we believe hope is the most powerful word in the universe. we named our daughter that. and my wife says, it is not a damn plan. you cannot just hope that your neighbors are not going to be ridiculous and vote for, you know, somebody who is going to take their own rights away. you have to plan for it. in minnesota, collectively with the thinkers who were there, with the political operation that was there, it builds a cross, and we saw this in minnesota. it lifted all boats. it lifted all boats politically and then we got results because we were ready to implement. we needed folks that told us how to do this. this stuff is hard and i'm finding that out. this is especially hard with cannabis. if anybody knows this business, call minnesota. we need some help. >> faith-based groups, faith-based social justice groups were an important piece of what

question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on rochester routing and supports the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all. and on youtube, the date of service was over. question, did you say they replaced the welcome back to the list of players and john curiosity? we were speaking with nicole stevens whistle blower from south africa, who drew strength from a terrible incident of domestic violence and use that experience to help others. good to have you with us. nicole. thank you, john. i wanted to ask you a general question about wisdom blowing in south africa. we've actually had more than several south african whistleblowers here on the show. and one of the complaints that they have that is consistent is that there is not only little governmental support for whistle blowers, but the government is sometimes so hostile towards whistle blowers as to make the situation personally dangerous for them. has that been your experience at all? or have you received government support for what you do? that's a great question, john, i'm bei

law mc heritage, that still evidence to this day, the time meeting in like a lot of my toyota and rochester who works for the cultural foundation from dusty on a auto auto body which foster's cooperation between europe and the arabic speaking . how does the culture here differ to other european countries? so what make this area especially is that we had a more culture element from the hour of culture, from the specially from the mac, ruby culture, the how much the culture is. that greased young is a using for was with a grand i've a some warranty course throughout the warranty for lead use, historical safety is its to assist you. i mean, we keep many, many elements islamic rule. i mean, ideally in peninsula ended in the year 1492 apart from the architectural style. this has also left indelible marks on everyday life. we pop into an empty house on c, a regional, i'm my role has a very close relationship in many fields course. well, we have many full sion of new seeker production i've seen in mind that we made together in the, in the social field. a field you can find many, many association w

expendable send on suicide missions are certainly a cheap, easy alternative to actually winning a war or rochester, you know, if you're in a mood for a deeper dive into any of our stories this our do head on over to r t dot com, keep you in the know all those fresh content to live the discussion to be signed their next year in error though it is a trip to the notice of wrong dice used the the hello, i'm manila chad. you are tuned into modus operandi and repented and unapologetic centenary and statesman. henry kissinger died at his home on november 29th, 2023, his name forever ashton, to the history books all around the world. for better or worse, henry kissinger was arguably america's most influential diplomat. this week we'll take a look back at this historical figure and the policies he implemented that shaped the world as we know it today. all right, let's get into the m o, the hitting that 100 birthday is a celebratory milestone if you ever see. but for a heinz alford kissinger, better known as henry. it was a birthday locked by 6 all over the internet. love him or hate them. henry kissinger l

even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester, d. s r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the tv service was for the question, did you say a request for chance? the plug it back to going on the ground. i'm still here with sadie academic and ready to go to mentor. i was okay. we were talking about salvation actually in the weapon izing a food and mentioned as a will crime is 90 percent according to the will to food programming cause i don't eat every day. what about then oil? i mean, it wasn't that long ago that the saudis were refusing blinking, so, begging for increases in oil production just before comp to idea you can do by again the americans wanted it, but actually opec plus decreased production. this could oil be used in this case to save somehow the children of the guys at the moment. as we know, israel is buying oil on these markets. one could make it a bit of an expensive for all their war planes and jets funded by the united states to my to slaughter so many children. well, 1st of all, i do

conflicts with tim sebastian, i guess from valley in is that it sounds like w director the economy, the rochester, you raise a sense for now. rush is economy has stabilized. and mr. put in indicted on war crimes charges is none. the less finding plenty of friends, so well as new found confidence tim, tim into a big a role with ukraine. and even a fight with mason conflict in 30 minutes on the w. one small step for a robot vacuum. one joint leap for exploiting the ocean floor. but this time a research team will study the possible risk 1st. in order to minimize them. we have an opportunity to to get it right before we even start. is this true nature conservation, or only green washing? deep sea creek in 75 minutes on d w. the imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy bird or your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from cows. it's made from golden retriever's. 2 2 should. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 in meeting cultures around the world, people learn to classify small handful of animals of edible and all the rest they classify as disgusting. w se

even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on rochester day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the tv service was what question did you say a request, which is the, [000:00:00;00] the most magical time of, of year christmas in swing, and russia. and while some prisoners traditions seem like working style prisoners in new year. and roger is a whole different for the we decided to head the system, the picturesque russian town, which is about to turn 1000 years old in 2024 with its snow covered churches, traditional houses and a true festive ceiling. is the perfect just setting to find out more about new year, had a christmas traditions in russia. marietta chief of us a historian and as no just help us understand more about this especial time view. this place is a winter wonderland. it's absolutely amazing. i wanna ask you about some of the christmas traditions. is it true that they had to be reinvented overtime? talk to me about how christmas became new years here in russia. left shit, the and actually i

about this even, and we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester day and split the ortiz full tech team and our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say a request, which is the welcome across software, all things are considered on peter la belcher mind you were discussing. you create the okay, let's go back to karen in mount jackson. it over the last, i think about 2 weeks, 2 months we have seen the word stalemate being played out. and it's actually in the west, the western powers to be, they kind of use it as a positive, as least ukraine hasn't lost. that's how they're spinning it here. but it, it really isn't this fail made it's, it's a growing defeat for ukraine because as much frustration is there is with russia strategy with a special military operation. and i've expressed it personally on this program here . but if in the larger setting, if you are 40000 feet in the air, it's working, let's see. ukrainian military come to the russian forces to be an isolated. and that's exactly what's been going

even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on rochester routing and split the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you say it's a request for check the they are probably higher. well assess the story to the model girl to have got you. no problem seeing it. i'm out of the news. i'll say 30 minutes us out in the drive . i showed my brother through he was sudden to help people for a lo so now i never looked at searches as being the same. well, i guess i lost my list. that's the outcome of the police. it'd be gang chicago is like to give you a photo of the police. you lose your life as another crime. say another this could have been a doctor. a nurse could have been the next president. we can't keep losing people out here. the welcome back to cross popular. all things are considered. i'm peter will build to remind you we're discussing ukraine, the . okay, let's just go back to scott scott: it's the rumor mill. there's a lot of whispers going on, but you know more and more often you hear zalinski is no

these images tonight from rochester, new york. and now, the new storm set to effect holiday travel. senior meteorologist rob marciano times it out, and trevor ault tonight on the rescues. >> reporter: tonight, rivers raging and rising out of their banks across the northeast, flooding new neighborhoods after powerful storms slammed the region. first responders going door-to-door in little falls late tea, evacuating trapped families, using boats to take residents to higher ground in wayne. in nearby lincoln park, a home on fire surrounded by four feet of floodwater. >> this fire has been burning basically unchecked now for at least 45 minutes. >> reporter: firefighters in high water vehicles barely able to get close enough to reach the flames. and not far away in paterson, first responders seen carrying a person from a flooded home on a stretcher. >> this was apparently a dialysis patient that needed some medical attention, the house was surrounded by floodwaters. >> reporter: south of boston, in scituate, massachusetts, a ration to restore power. race to restore power. schools back o

so yeah, rochester. okay, so we're gonna live with our international consultants. are all rasmussen? thank you. i think is a protest or is in support of the pro western opposition in serbia have blocked off traffic and for the nation's electoral commission. incumbent president's opponents claimed the ongoing parliamentary elections are rent, ortiz bulk, and correspondents, elena markovich, is in belgrade and has more details find us, is there a bill elapse and commission supporters also actually survey a just wireless or not satisfied with the results overlaps. and so together here with their supporters and leaders, they claim the serbia progressive party made several violations, overlaps of the although praise in the blue are also russian said there was no, not the violations at all. foreign observers, including russian, said that everything runs as it showed for assessing broke protective barriers in front of the building and the position lasers threatened throughout congress. right? according to preliminary results president alexander booted his party has taken

the, the rochester president puts in his receipts tremendous support from the countries ruling party out to raleigh ahead of next year's election. in his speech, he emphasized the importance of russians remaining united despite the west and attend to destabilize the nation. yes. is the right to invite the mississippi or for the country is to be strong, which means everything. secondary and the necessary which he and which divides us must be discarded. and of course we must and will make or decisions on the our selves without orders from abroad. russia cannot the, like some countries give up its 70 in exchange for sausages and become someone satellite. we must remember and never forget and teach this to our children. russia will either be a southern self sufficient power, or it will not exist at all. we ourselves will determine and create the future. this is the world view of a southern state. i am confident that the united russia party will continue to offer society precisely such a unifying uh, creative agenda latimer a booth, and received almost unanimous support from the ruling un

remember the main things, and the main thing is, but it's actually the interest of rochester that happened as hopes of ours that i miss you would receive the future of our children. the right of our conference would be strong. and i would like some and need a ride and we can meet with you for an hour countries you'll be so you're all nice . yeah. just and that's the bible and the, the part for our country, but also the strong. so we should include deciding everything that these united so it's an older decisions just will only be made by ourselves without any advice from abroad. i see you was russia. unlike some other accounts, trees, look, old bustle and exchange check. obviously need to stay the so give me food to sacrifice solver and, and to turn in someone else's huge satellites, we must remember and we must never forget. you must just 280 and stage that our children didn't need it, or no rush or the solver annual with self sufficient independent state or what she was in the russia is no more and have no rush. i would like say it is important thing that we should carry in our minds and

to take out of the comment for my conversations with experts is that africa needs of grains and rochester, i need to raise average. i would go a long way to, you know, address some of these problems. and indeed many banks, if it, as before, is made thanks to another, the icon, gay all to a correspondent and journalist timothy up usa appreciates it. i thank you and thank you for doing a good say on all the international. if you'd like to find out more about those humanitarian green shipments and you can check out our website all t dot com. i'll be back with more of the latest to the top of the i see that the is it possible to get lost in time? well, come to kentucky and see for yourself here. several groups are remaining in their own bubble of sorts, surrounded by these beautiful last samples of the ancient traditions and culture. and if we come this far, we know that it's going to be worth the journey. the . this is the if it's a rena wife of the as own regimen commander denise broke up and one has social media pay. she writes openly about sympathy is finality. ideology. another girl who

about this, even though we will bend in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester routing and split the ortiz vote that came in our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the tv service was what question did you say stephen? twist, which is the, is a wise, it's can be started by line, please can be expanded by a true importance of. we could never be kind of a stations that transparency is next for to rejoin mystic patrice then just succeeded in finding the documents that existed in making them available to the public domain. what could be more moving box by publishing information and sharing information with the public? he was exercising the right to free speech. he did so in the public interest, pardon, watched this alone, realized tends to me uh, engulfing endlessly of late, continuously. and i know why advice may assume that no one who is the guy that illegal anymore wisely bought. adjustments difficult for me to be on box weighing a 175 used to go through the sentence. all we going to let that stay the welcome back. i'm sorry now here's and you are watc

even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester routing and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say they replaced the take a fresh look around is life kaleidoscopic? isn't just a shifted reality. this for the ease? well says it'd be particularly killed 3 hostages, held by him asking guys about after wrongly identifying those individuals as it's right across the board during the fighting and should j at the idea of mistakenly identified hostages as the threats. as a result, the soldiers fired at them, then they were killed for that to run through tell of even funds. all that is really defense benefit building demonstrators are pulling on the governments to detroit to get the remaining costs and use back and for longer possibly admit that it. so it's already as falsified evidence to criminalize to incriminate russia in a devastating 2010 the price because of the polished presidents at the time. it said that on male, in building 20 percent of the ballots were

his house burned down in rochester we think as a consequence of arson in 1872. he moved to washington then. he certainly was here in time to be the head of the freemen's bank before it went under. he put his own money into that bank trying to save it. it was impossible to do anything to save it. he's here early in the 70's. he purchases peter hill, which is a big deal, because it is this mansion on the hill in anacostia owned by a black family. and it's a big deal for the city. >> we mentioned our website, c-span.org/books that saved america. on that website, you can send us what you consider to be a book that shaped amic weilsee it up there, you are put. click on that, two easy steps. maybe we will use your video on the air. here are some of the books though that are also on the library of congress' list of 100 books that shaped america from the douglass era. >> in 1820, washington irving wrote "the legend of sleepy hollow," one of the first of fiction by an american author to become popular outside the u.s. the book of mormon came along in 1830. in 1836, the n

[inaudible conversations] we are in rochester. >> you part of the mail family a physician? >> yes. >> wonderful. >> have also from austria. >> no kidding? [inaudible conversations] good man, good man. folks got together a while back. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] i can't remember right now, but i'm sure you may have known him. shoot. [inaudible conversations] you know of the auditorium? often. >> a long time ago thank you, thank you. god bless you. >> our weather to ask you about reproductive health in a woman's right to choose a. where are you on that? >> one 100% pro-choice i believes in part women have the freedom too. >> had fillets states rights they decide state-by-state? >> can i ask what is your perspective? >> a woman has a right to choose doesn't matter people in the state say piglets i agree. government shouldn't. [inaudible] when abided and obama were in the white house of the house, the sun and the white house performance after the election they could have codified a woman's reproductive right to choose into law for all the supreme court said is necessar

mike from rochester, new york. biden should tap aoc to become genital czar. he shouldn't tap anybody for anything. stewart from bel air, california. how sophisticated. is gavin going to celebrate christmas from the french laundry? we are going to have the footage of the virtual christmas tree lighting tomorrow night on the show. definitely watch. nancy from santa rosa, california. newsom needs to grow some jingle bells. that guess called him loki. i don't think anyone has called newsome low tea before. we don't want to get into why. stewart from bel air. again, bel air? bachelor parties are for the married guys, not the bachelor. i am watters and this is my world.

town where young charles dickens fell in love with christmas were also in jeopardy, but an outraged rochesterntervened . there simply could not be no lights here, a fundraising page was created in just a few days, the residents of rotchester reached the goal, everything would be completely different here, without a bit of radiance. let's move to the lpr, military correspondent evgenia lesitsina is with us live communications, evgeniy, hello, we are glad to see you, you are in the north, how are things on the fronts, well now i would like to note the donetsk, ugledar direction, here our army recently managed to knock out the enemy from a large stronghold and enter the southern outskirts of novomikhailovka, i would like to note, that this is a significant achievement for us, since... this settlement is located at the junction of the ugledar and donetsk groups in the ukrainian armed forces. in this way, a good bridgehead has been created for cutting them, which will give us an advantage in tactical terms. here is samanovo mikhailovka located between donetsk and ugledar. on the one hand, there is

mike from rochester, new york. biden should tap aoc to become genital czar. he shouldn't tap anybody for anything. stewart from bel air, california. how sophisticated. is gavin going to celebrate christmas from the french laundry? we are going to have the footage of the virtual christmas tree lighting tomorrow night on the show. definitely watch. nancy from santa rosa, california. newsom needs to grow some jingle bells. that guess called him loki. i don't think anyone has called newsome low tea before. we don't want to get into why. stewart from bel air. again, bel air? bachelor parties are for the married guys, not the bachelor. i am watters and this is my world. >>> welcome to "hannity". these are all the only normal people in new york. thank you all for coming. tonight, illegal immigrants are literally thinking your president joe biden as senate democrats are now poised to abandon ukraine all in a desperate bid to stop a border security bill from becoming law. we will revealed the extreme measures that some democrats are willing to take in order to keep yo

the kings, the last time they won an nba title in the early 1950s, they were the rochester royals. are talking about a really long time ago. >> i am a red sox fan. they had an incredible drought. not lately. your bills, not doing well. >> no, no. the buffalo bills have manufacture won a super bowl. i swear this is the year. the bills have never won a super bowl, but i have faith. you mentioned your boston red sox. when i was a kid, it was the red sox, the curse of the bambino. they didn't win between 1908 and 2003. they finally broke it in 2004. we are used to losing. our heart goes out to the folks in detroit. maybe they will win a game. maybe even tomorrow night. >> maybe. here is pulling for detroit. that is a tough story. one of the worst sports stories of the year. we can't end like that. here are some of the best sports stories of the year. here is tom foreman. ♪ >> reporter: in sports, the best nfl team was the cankansas city chiefs. >> this was two points shy of tieing the highest scoring super bowl ever. >> the rihanna halftime show, she did it pregnant. >> this game, it r

we have miss rochester. >> thank you for the recognition and thank you to our witnesses for the testimony. today we are considering healthcare provider policies including my bill increasing access to cardiac rehabilitation act. hr 2583. i want to say you go to my colleague representative adrian smith for his tireless work on this bill and acknowledged that he worked alongside our late colleague, john lewis, on this bill. it will increase patient participation itin cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation programs, two life-saving services, by authorizing physician assistants, nurse iz practitioners and clinical nurse specialist to order them. these interventions reduce mortality rates, hospitalizations, and cost. unfortunately they have historically been underutilized due to a lack of referrals from physicians and inadequate follow-up after referrals. congress attempted to address this issue by authorizing certain additional providers to supervise cardiac and the bipartisan budget act of 2018. however, cms has indicated that while this policy change is an important step forward, they, quote,

host: denise hawkins, rochester, new york, age 18. age 93 in texas. 2021, age eight, what should we know about them? guest: we should know one thing a particular, that there is no protection against being killed by the police that we typically associate with innocence whether you're a child or you are a great grandmother. you are vulnerable to be killed. you are sleeping or awake or you're driving a car, a block from here with a baby strapped in the backseat of the car, whether your family has called for help or whether you happen to be riding in a car with the father of your child and that person is a person of interest to a swat team. the traditional kind of things we think, mothers should be safe, children who are with their mothers should be safe, none of these things have proven to protect african-american people, african-american women and african-american children. in the book, we feature nine people, half of those women were killed in the presence of family, either parents, brothers or actually children. the idea that these wo

blunt rochester from delaware. your recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for the recognition and thank you to our witnesses for your testimony. today we are considering healthcare provider policies including my bipartisan bilker increasing access to rehabilitation care act. hr2583. i want to thank you my colleague adrian smith for tireless work on this bill and also acknowledge that he worked alongside our late colleague john louis and i'm proud to be taking on the mantle. two life-saving services by authorizing physician assistance, nurse practitioners and clinical nurse specialists to order them. these interventions are proven to reduce mortality rates, hospitalizations and costs. unfortunately they have historically been underutilized due in part to lack of referrals from physicians and inadequate follow-up after referrals. congress attempted to address this issue by authorizing certain additional providers to supervise pulmonary rehabilitation in the bipartisan budget act of 2018, however, cms has indicate

the last time they won an nba title in the 1950s, they were known as the rochester royals. if -- you know we're talking about a really long time. >>obscure stuff right there. i'm a red sox fan. they had an incredible draft. not lately, they won four world series the century. and your bills, man, not doing well. >> no. the buffalo bills have never won a super bowl, but i swear this is going to be the year, john. the bills have never won a super bowl. i have real faith. and you mention the boston red sox. when i had a kid -- world series title between 1908 and 2003. they finally broke it in 2004. so we're used to losing, our hearts go out to those fine folks in detroit, and maybe they will win a game sooner enough. maybe. he's pulling for detroit. >> all right. that's a tough start here. one of the worst sports stories of the. but we can't on the program like that, so here are some of the best sports stories of the. here is tom. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the best nfl team was the kansas city chiefs, who edged out the philadelphia eagles in a barn burner. >> this was just two points shy of tyi