roy: niese a tough spot. he's been listening to everybody, i commend him for that but this is the wrong approach. reporter: explain why you can't get into the conversation about whether you support speaker johnson. these are the types of things -- mr. roy: for the same reason i said then and i think most of you agree, that i wasn't going to get into that kevin, but i would publicly say i opposed a particular position he took and i did. i did not think it was right to vacate kevin at the time. smiek good friend, like him, we'll keep working together going forward. right now i oppose this measure. i think it's a mistake. i don't support the rule, advancing it. and i think he should switch directionses like he did last week with a very good move by putting israel forward, paid-for out of the i.r.s. expansion. >> what about the bill brought up under suspension? mr. roy: that would be a bad idea. we should not be suspending the rules to -- it's $200 billion plus. i'm not going down that road but it would be a very

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roy of texas. amendment 1827 by mr. roy of texas. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 120 printed in part a of house report number 118-261 by the gentleman from tennessee, mr. ogles, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 120, printed in part a of house report number 118-261, offered by mr. ogles of tennessee. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. request for recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen having risen, a recorded vote is order. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning in

roy: i'll add that i wasn't at the senate lunch. the speaker was talking about a full year c.r., a good article in roll call this morning or yesterday, walking through the implications of that. and what you talk about if you actually adhere to the caps that were passed memorial day weekend, that those caps would truly set spending probably in the mid 1.5 if you followed that. and if you applied the sequester. we want spending level to be $1.59 or lower. if we are going to talk about set ago top line spending level for moving appropriation bills, which is our goal, we passed seven. i think there are three or four others we could pass out of the house. get to conference. let's go work it through at a spending level at $1.59 or lower. that's what we are saying. do our job. i think what the speaker is saying, if the senate won't work with us 20 do that, the default position is going to put it at a pretty aggressive cut into the $1.5's if the senate is unwilling to do their job and do what we did in the house. reporter: can you clarify w

roy. when the senate demands this, when the president demands it, speaker of the house, this republican majority respectfully just says no. mr. roy: i agree with my friend from pennsylvania. i believe you have an event you need to get to. mr. perry: soon enough. mr. roy: while you're on the floor, i'll close with a couple questions. i assume the gentleman from pennsylvania, my friend, when he ran for congress and he's run every term since that you ran under a promise to fight to reduce, cut federal spending. i assume that's correct. mr. perry: that's correct. mr. roy: do you think it's a fulfillment of your promise and pledge to work here to try to cut spending to pass continuing resolutions that fund government at the preceding years astronomically high spending levels, particularly that of nancy pelosi's $1.7 trillion omnibus bill, you think that gets it done? mr. perry: of course not. my constituents, like your bosses, were vehemently opposed to last december, to all kinds of omnibus sp

just say, our mistake, you're fine. >> roy farmer in michigan has been waiting four months to appealjudge who works for social security. jean and glenn rodriguez told us they've been waiting four years. as for the swords in chicago, steven and becky told us they were tired of fighting the government and had decided not to appeal the matter any further. >> i just figure we're going to have to give up our retirement funds. >> that's the only way you can -- >> that's the only way. they said we'd have to pay it back in three year's time. we'd have to come up with $1,400 a month to pay it back. we don't have that kind of money. >> when steven sword was not working the night shift and becky sword was not working the day shift, they were planning to hand over most of the $60,000 they had saved for retirement to the government agency charged with supporting americans in their old age. all the people we interviewed for this story asked the social security administration to waive their debts. their requests were denied. but after we asked the agency about these cases, social security told the

the actor roy kinnear has died after a riding accident- while filming in spain.— i take this hat off. 35 years ago, the comedy actor roy kinnear died in an accident on a film set. this is still a growing problem. i went to meet his son, the actor rory kinnear. a lot was made when my dad died about changes in on—set practices. i guess when those accidents happen again, that little river of corrosion inside you, or that regret and anger, begins to get fired up again. and so you sort of ask yourself, am i going to spend the rest of my life in the industry that i love, and love working in, constantly having one's own tragedy replayed? do you feel that things have changed? quite a lot of our on—set behaviour is predicated on the hope that the worst won't happen. britain's growing film industry is one of our great successes. we're world class when it comes to making movies. but for rory, there is one overriding thought. our industry does not need to sacrifice excitement or creativity or invention for safety. fundamentally, i don't think anyone has ever gone to the cine

jones, marco roys is shot, had plenty of power, but it takes more than that to beat ma'am? well, no, yeah. and don't when we are punished again. soon off the harry came with the simplest of finishes to make it 3 meal by an out of sight by the 72nd minutes. but there was still time for one more cane making a full meal when he stood. does that you have to make a good campaign? that's now 15 goals and just 10 matches by and the button is league is rick with signing, proving his words when it matches most full and the final score . a dominant victory full visits is by and move 2 points behind late occurs in a while. don't man's title hopes take a devastating blow. oh, that's the latest on the w news. this. our up next is shift with a look at high tank and job opportunities for women, amorianna evans dean. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour. thanks for watching. the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center the straight people's explain the around the world more than 150000000 people.

according to doctor monica roy. she says the emergency room visits are also giving a glimpse of what the community is dealing with more dramatically. we're seeing more emergency room visits for influenza-like illness. and again, that could caused by flu as well as rsv and other respiratory viruses. children and older adults are more vulnerable to the flu like symptoms of rsv. >> but anyone can get it. >> doctor peter chin hong at ucsf says what might feel okay for you can be much more severe for the vulnerable cool that somebody might have been the community's probably going to be rsv. >> if that cool gets into a very young particularly under 2 years old, one little like over 60 it may have more serious consequences. cases of rsv covid and the flu happening at the same time is concerning. >> but there are vaccines available for all 3 doctor. roy says there's a shortage of rsv vaccines for infants but offer adult or pregnant women. she also says it's important to remember the vaccination doesn't equal immunity. the f

according to doctor monica roy. she says the emergency room visits are also giving a glimpse of what the community is dealing with more dramatically. we're seeing more emergency room visits for influenza-like illness. and again, that could caused by flu as well as rsv and other respiratory viruses. children and older adults are more vulnerable to the flu like symptoms of rsv. >> but anyone can get it. doctor peter chin hong at ucsf says what might feel okay for you can be much more severe for the vulnerable cool that. >> somebody might have been the community's probably going to be ours feet. if that cool gets into a very young particularly under 2 years old, one little like over 60 it may have more serious consequences. cases of rsv covid in the flu happening at the same time is concerning. >> but there are vaccines available for all 3 doctor. roy says there's a shortage of rsv vaccines for infants but offer adult or pregnant women. she also says it's important to continue the proactive health measures we learned d

according to doctor monica roy. she says the emergency room visits are also giving a glimpse of what the community is dealing with more dramatically. we're seeing more emergency room visits for influenza-like illness. and again, that could caused by flu as well as rsv and other respiratory viruses. children and older adults are more vulnerable to the flu like symptoms of rsv. >> but anyone can get it. doctor peter chin hong at ucsf says what might feel okay for you can be much more severe for the vulnerable. cool that. >> somebody might have been the community's probably going to be ours feet. if that cool gets into a very young particularly under 2 years old, one little like over 60 it may have more serious consequences. cases of rsv covid in the flu happening at the same time is concerning. >> but there are vaccines available for all 3 doctor. roy says there's a shortage of rsv vaccines for infants but offer adult or pregnant women. she also says it's important to continue the proactive health measures we learned

it wasn't until a 2nd half the dope and fashioned a genuine score in john's. marco roys is short, had plenty of power, but it takes more than that to beat ma'am, well, no, yeah. and don't when they are punished again. soon off the harry came with the simplest of finishes to make it 3 meal by an out of sight, by the 72nd minutes. but there was still time for one more cane making it full. now when he stood soon as they got to pick up the campaign, that's now 15 goals and just 10 matches by and the button is league is rick with signing, proving his wes when it matches most full until the final school . a dillman and victory full of the visits is by and move to points behind late accuse. and while don't man's title hopes take a devastating blow. now there is still one theme challenging bio and for the types of however, labor codes in one, the 9th game of the season, and a 5 gold fellow against hoffman time the mass features some incredible into and action has both. sorry, stated i casual strides, including this effort from hoffman himes antoine stock. but the match was decided in the 70.

a journalist based in southern israel and abigail's father roy was a close friend. good morning. >> hi, good morning, thank you for having me. >> steve: you bet. the story, abigail is on the cover of "new york post" today, safe at last and talks about how she was delivered from evil. you have known this family for a very long time. roy, your cameraguy for 10 years and there is a bond between you two that has to be so heartbreaking. >> yes and knowing that abigail is back home with her family where she should be, i think roy would be happy, at least that. it is so heartbreaking. she's with her family and she's smiling. she was very hungry. they weren't fed well at all. she has no idea what happened to her two parents. we don't know the extent of her knowledge about everything that happened, but she's looking forward to meeting her two brothers, her brother and sister who hid in the safe room in a closet for 14 hours. they thought that she was dead, as well. they couldn't be more thrilled to meet her. >> steve: indeed. last time abigail saw her father was when her fat

jones, marco roys is shot, had plenty of power, but it takes more than that to beat ma'am? well, no. yeah. and don't when they are punished again. soon off the hiring came with the simplest, the finishes to make it 3 meal by an out of sight by the 72nd minutes. but there was still time for one more cane making a full meal. with these stood boon as the you had to pick up the campaign. that's now 15 goals in just 10 matches, but by and the button is league is rick with signing, proving his words when it matches most full and they will the final school a domain and victory for the visits is why and move 2 points behind late accuse and while don't man's title hopes take a devastating blow. right, that's all for now. i've next as a documentary about how the kremlin shuts down criticism of the russian states policy, don't forget there's plenty of on use data between calm if and when you need it. and on the x and instagram and the youtube channel as well. i'm asking me how to input lynn. i'll have more use for you in 45 minutes tops that with the interest the global economy, our p

are the boys in the boat from director george clooney and the iron claw, starring zac efron, reena roy, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to reena. those are all clearly not actually holiday movies, but they are big blockbusters and they're coming out this month. >> they're coming out in december. >> napoleon's not a christmas. i know. >> i know. and neither is maestro with leonard bronstein. >> what are you going to do? >> eddie murphy's candy cane lane, which really actually looks really fantastic, actually comes to prime on december first. okay. >> okay. >> so there's the holiday movie for you and there's always lifetime or hallmark christmas movies. you've got a lot more world news now. >> head sleep difference is real. >> from the light to the dark pulled back fall in an exhale. whoa hot. no, ma'am. i'm so chill all night on a cloud like a feather. smooth, soft. nothing better. just right on the night visit tripshock.com to get 25% off free shipping and two free pillowcases plus a 69 guarantee millions of people have put super beat's blood pressure support supplements to the test,

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. >> tell me about roy. >> tell me about roy. >> well , he >> tell me about roy. >> well, he was a >>l me about roy. >> well , he was a lovely >> tell me about roy. >> well, he was a lovely dad to have been gifted with. >> he could do anything, couldn't he? he was a wonderful dancen he couldn't he? he was a wonderful dancer. he could sing . he could dancer. he could sing. he could play dancer. he could sing. he could play musical instruments. he could play sketches. could. could play sketches. he could. he was just wonderful. he was one of my favourite performers in my youth. >> oh, that's amazing. >> oh, that's amazing. >> loved him. every time >> really loved him. every time he was a kind of he came on there was a kind of cheery freshness about him, and i just adored him. cheery freshness about him, and ijust adored him. so it's great i just adored him. so it's great to have you here doing the music. >> oh, thank you. >> oh, thank you. >> i want to ask you . >> i want to ask you. >> i want to ask you. >> thanks. thanks very much . >> thanks. thanks very much. >> thanks. thanks very

i want you to watch what republican congressman chip roy's message was for his own colleagues on thene thing, i want my republican colleagues to give me one thing, one, that i can go campaign on and say we did. one! anyone sitting in the complex. if you want to come down to the floor and explain to me, one material meaningful significant thing the republican majority has done -- >> okay, symone, he did not say this in a closed door meeting among fellow members of his caucus, he said that on the house floor for all of the world to hear. what do you think about that? >> matthew and i feel like we have the same look on our faces, because chip roy is part of the reason that republicans have not gotten anything done. he has been one of the main folks holding things up and asking for more and more and more and never being satisfied. but i think he spoke truth today. and you know what, truth can come from anywhere and everywhere. >> [laughter] >> and even chip roy knows a, and the republicans, with their majority, have not done anything for the american people. they have focused their time

congressman chip roy is a member of the caucus. he voiced disappointment when the republican party and challenged his party colleagues to, quote, name one meaningful, significant thing the house republican majority has done this year. leader. mr. roy: i thank the speaker. i thank my friend from wisconsin for making t

roy is on the rules panel. the house is gearing up for a vote tomorrow. it will be really interesting to see who supports this. over the weekend, we saw how rosa delauro came out and said this is a bad idea. she does not approve of this two-step process. she is upset that it doesn't include any emergency funding for israel or ukraine. maybe speaker johnson will need democratic help to pass this. it may be possible to get that but it will be interesting to watch who in republican conference, who among democrats will support this. host: is there a sense of whether this will pass? guest: we don't know yet. it's the best case scenario for democrats. there was an israel aid bill last week that made that funding conditional on cuts to the irs. democrats so that as picking a fight. why would you condition something as important as israel aid on cutting funding for the irs? this is not that. it's not picking a fight with democrats. the two-step idea is not particularly popular but the funding deadlines he's setting up, january 19 and february 2 are only a couple

according to doctor monica roy. she says the emergency room visits are also giving a glimpse of what the community is dealing with more dramatically. we're seeing more emergency room visits for influenza-like illness. and again, that could caused by flu as well as rsv and other respiratory viruses. children and older adults are more vulnerable to the flu like symptoms of rsv. >> but anyone can get it. doctor peter chin hong at ucsf says what might feel okay for you can be much more severe for the vulnerable cool that. >> somebody might have been the community's probably going to be ours feet. if that cool gets into a very young particularly under 2 years old, one little like over 60 it may have more serious consequences. cases of rsv covid in the flu happening at the same time is concerning. >> but there are vaccines available for all 3 doctor. roy says there's a shortage of rsv vaccines for infants but offer adult or pregnant women. she also says it's important to continue the proactive health measures we learned d

roy moved to tel aviv six months ago.tober 7, he watched in disbelief as his childhood home was destroyed. >> it was terrifying. above all my nightmares as a child living next to the gaza strip. >> no army came to help. no police. a few locals did their best with the weapons they had. hours away, roy could do nothing. >> it was like 12, 11 guys. they fought against 300 terrorists. i was useless. i felt useless. no -- you see in the news and the pho nes, and the local group, like people are saying they're killing us, they are burning us alive. >> roy lost his faith in humanity that day. he has given up his job. his only mission for now he says is to be here. >> roy's friend was here that morning. at 7 a.m. he was taking shelter from incoming rocket fire. not unusual so close to gaza. but a sudden call from his parents told him something was very wrong. at his 18-year-old sister was all alone. then she messaged ,i'm afraid. terrorist have got in. >> so, i grabbed my bike and rode to my parents house nearby. there were alrea

roy's friend was here that morning. at 7:00 a.m., he was taking shelter from incoming hamas rocket fire, not unusual so close to gaza, but a sudden call from his parents away on holiday told him something was very wrong, and his 18-year-old sister was all alone. then she messaged, i am afraid, terrorists have got in. >> [translated] so i grabbed my bike and rode to my parents house. there were already terrorists roaming around the kibbutz. i did not know that at the time. all i wanted was to save my sister. i take the gun from her in this room. the army didn't come, nobody came. we heard gunshots, chaos across the whole kibbutz. hundreds of terrorists. leila: over and over, the terrorists came back. he held the door for nearly 12 hours. >> i see my life is, you know -- leila: over. >> [translated] my little sister started crying. she said to me, do something. they were very close to opening the shelter door. at the last second i managed to pull it closed again. at last they fled, apparently due to the gunfire from the i

and roy isn't the only one. lots of custome sadia's aren't able to cover their bills. stressed out because of energy bills or rising prices. and, with charges increasing again injanuary, junaid has made some big choices to stay in control. i work full time for my main job, and i've got a second job now just to top up my bills, because i was using too much of my credit card and paying bills and everything for my credit card. it had come to a point, where i had used most of my limit, so i have to do something and i feel like, you know, i can't be doing this for rest of my life. you know, like it's tiring, it's draining. there was a slight reduction in energy prices for households from last month, but this increase from january of £94 a year to a typical bill takes prices back up to the point they were at this summer. the regulator says it's necessary. i've learnt over the last two - or three years that the worst thing you can do is make a prediction about how gas prices _ are going to change. therefore, what i say to customers, lwhat i say to everyone is: we needl to pre

abc news reporter reena roy gives us a preview.or every movie fan this holiday season. >> i must warn you, i will not be the second in command to big stars will play two big historic figures. >> napoleon stars joaquin phenix as the french general and emperor and maestro features bradley cooper as the legendary composer leonard bernstein. cooper also directed the film maestro is bradley cooper's directorial follow up to a star is born. >> obviously tsay a star is born was a huge hit. so we'll see. does he have of what it takes in his sophomore outing, he took my sister away from me, one of the most anticipated movies this season is the color purple from producer steven spielberg and oprah winfrey, who starred in the 1985 version, the broadway musical, which is based on the alice walker book and turning it into a movie musical with taraji p henson. danny brooks, halle bailey, colman domingo, her we're talking about really a huge cast fan. taisia everyone loves fantasia. my name is willy wonka for families. >> there's wonka starring t

you heard chip roy say that would be a very bad idea. another thing would be to ask democrats to supply the votes to put the rule over the finish line. that is something that would cause significant blowback for the new speaker amid his right flank. it comes as democrats are non-committal about supporting the plan. house democrats say they're looking very carefully at it. it's suspected democrats will likely support this at the end of the day if it doesn't have spending cuts that chip roy and others demanded. the speaker going this approach to avoid fighting with democrats, but as a result picking a fight with his own party. >> manu, it's just you and me. no one is listening. do you ever get trouble covering the same story? seriously, no one is watching. >> reporter: it's groundhog day up here, jake, no question about it. >> you can tell me later. >>> an alarming spike in incidents of anti-semitism and islamaphobia. how much is it different from past conflicts? stay with us. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart,

>> well, chip roy can speak for chip roy.e can't speak for a group and frankly if that changes, then i'm in the wrong group, you know, i have been part of this group since i got elected. i came in, in june of 2016, and so look. i have a longstanding relationship with the freedom caucus. i think we're collectively making principled stands, but we have to do that together. chip doesn't speak for the whole group. i don't like giving these ultimatums. i've got a great relationship with speaker johnson and i are a great relationship with speaker mccarthy. it doesn't have to be personal. that's what i said when we were select a new speaker, and no one who campaigned on a plan to maintain the status quo would have been selected speaker and i get the realities of trying to maintain a four corners deal. a new speaker has to build relationships with those as well as with the conference that sent him there, but sent him to fight for the things we're going to do, and that's what the conference expects. >> warren davidson, we'll leave it

this plan does maintain current spending levels, and that is in part why chip roy is opposing it.hat is why johnson might need some democratic votes on the floor in order to make it pass. now, the alternative that can happen for johnson here is that he doesn't pass this, a vote that could happen as early as tuesday, i am told. because of that 72-hour rule to give members a chance to read the bill. and he is at risk of being jammed by the senate. senate democrats there i'm told have already begun moving starting work on a clean cr to fund the government until mid january, around january 19th is the date being eyed according to sources. that plan does not include the slaughtered or two tiered step that senator brian -- i democrat-only appropriations committee moments ago called, quote, super coed, susan collins, a republican appropriator actually said two days ago, after meeting with johnson, that she found the plan a, quote, unnecessary risk. so it really remains to be seen whether this plan is going to have the support and the buy-in to pass the house and the senate, but as you, m

roy: we have made great progress.emediated and we are getting back into providing sleep products to our patients. we have provided for that and it has been sufficient to date. we took economic loss provision earlier this year that will also be effectuated next year. if you look at how we are getting the rest of phillips to where it needs to be, we have been making significant progress with the profitability that went up. we have increased our guidance twice for the year. we had 6% to 7% growth rate this year, both from health and the consumer health side. we are getting the company back into a growth and contributing level off the back of our innovations that have real, meaningful impact in the health care challenges of today where they have a massive productivity gap that they need to address where our technology and ai comes to the rescue. caroline: the phillips coo. i wish that werime. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, desig

it's certainly not just lawmakers like chip roy. given all the anger that exists right now, is there a way to break through that and move forward? >> yeah, i think a big chunk of this anger has to do with americans feeling so disconnected from where we were. you know, you see people making so much money at the top of the income scale, people at the bottom of the income scale, feel like they're struggling to get ahead. this is a big challenge of what's happening for the president right now. we see this aggregate number of how the gdp is doing and the economy seems to be doing well, but then you see people who are at the lower end of the income scale, who are struggling to make ends meet, because inflation was so high. so now we've seen over the course of the last year, there's a great budget index that just came out that shows that people are now starting to see their income go ahead of inflation, and they may now be about to beat inflation, which means people will have more money, which will help lessen some of the strife. then, of

according to doctor monica roy. she says the emergency room visits are also giving a glimpse of what the community is dealing with more dramatically. we're seeing more emergency room visits for influenza-like illness. and again, that could caused by flu as well as rsv and other respiratory viruses. children and older adults are more vulnerable to the flu like symptoms of rsv. but anyone can get it. >> doctor peter chin hong at ucsf says what might feel okay for you can be much more severe for the vulnerable cool that. >> somebody might have been the community's probably going to be rsv. if that cooled gets into a very young particularly under 2 years old, one little like over 60 it may have more serious consequences. cases of rsv covid and the flu happening at the same time is concerning. >> but there are vaccines available for all 3 doctor. roy says there's a shortage of rsv vaccines for infants but offer adult or pregnant women. she also says it's important to continue the proactive health measures we learned duri

you don't respect me, do ya, roy? [ nat ] boss. [ roy groaning ] where's percy?why? what'd he do now? shot a deputy. aw, damn it! what the hell does taggart think he's doing? [ panting ] thank you. thank you. hyah! [ groaning ] all right. everybody, saddle up. boss, we oughta get more hands. why? you're not gonna believe this, but i think jake lonergan's in town. my mom's alzheimer's never changed how much we love her. but it did change her. she developed agitation that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease. she started yelling. pacing around. kept repeating the same questions. she got agitated often. so we asked her doctor for help. rexulti is the only fda-approved medication proven to reduce agitation symptoms that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease. rexulti can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, which can be life-threatening, or uncontrolled muscle movements, which may be permanent. high blood sugar which can lead to coma or dea

roy. mr. roy: i thank the chair, the amendment that i'm offering would prohibit the district of columbia from using federal funding to require that elementary or schools student take the covid-19 and all the vaccine to attend school. they created a mandate that d.c. students be vac natured. it what delayed as the parents of more than 40% of children in d.c. decided that the covid-19 was not worth of the risks and declined to get vaccinated. it would keep 73% of students between 12-17 out of classrooms. now the issue here is two-fold. whether congress should have a role in impacting policy choices in the district of columbia which the constitution clearly contemplates. the district of columbia is not a state. and not designed to be a state. it's not going to be a state because the district of columbia was set up in our constitution to be our national capital, by design, very specifically. and one of the things tay we are able to do as congress is a policy in the district of columbia, whereas we

monica roy says despite a shortage of infant vaccines, there is a recommendation for expectant mothers to protect their children without waiting to get them vaccinated after birth. the idea is that weeks 32 through 36, the mother gets vaccinated, she develops antibodies. >> those get passed on to her infant and so that baby is then protected during this this fall winter rsv season in addition to the rsv vaccine. >> dr. roy says an increase in emergency visits for influenza like illnesses means it's important for everyone to get updated. covid and flu shots as well. and of course, she says don't forget proper cold and flu season practices to stay safe during this thanksgiving holiday. >> you know, wash your hands, cough in your elbow, so mask up if you're going to be around a lot of people indoors and stay home if you're sick in santa clara county. >> dustin dawsey, abc seven news, displaced residents of a flooded san francisco high rise will have to wait. >> even longer to return home. the san francisco chronicle is reporting new details in this ordeal. at 33, tehama the chronicle says

texas representative chip roy is a no.e committee which could block the bill from hitting the floor tomorrow. >> my hope was that he was going to listen to everybody and put something out that was a bit of a bit are pill to swallow but achievable. >> johnson now has an ally in senate majority leader chuck schumer. schumer says the bill is not perfect but he is, quote: pleased with johnson's approach. >> the next few days will tell all in the house. and i hope the speaker does not buckle to the loud voices on his hard right flank to add partisan cuts as the price for keeping the government open. >> also tonight, g.o.p. georgia representative marjorie taylor greene is trying to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. green bypassed house leaders with a special resolution. >> >> we have been waiting for regular order for six months. and the committee of jurisdiction in congress has failed to act. my articles of impeachment sit collecting dust with the others while americans die every single day. >> expect a bi

okay, roy, thanks so much for that top date. we'll have more in this in a moment. us well, adopt him, a 100 dollar on a works in the emergency room back out eximada as hospital in central garza. he describes the conditions on which patients are being treated because of a lack of fuel and medication it, but that's and then it kind of highlights, most of the cases reaching the hospitals daily children. and then, in addition to dozens of bodies arriving at the hospital every day that also we receive dozens of children, bodies, and so many pieces and dozens of father and children who come with missing limbs suffering from severe bruises and internal organ damage. because there's a significant increase in child injuries, a higher rate than in the previous days of is really aggression on a daily basis, losing their childhood and lives. there is also significant increase in the displacement of refugees from northern gaza to southern areas because they are called safe areas, but is really occupational army putting great pressure on the

but. >> i have been a 49er fan since the day i was born. >> that is all thanks to her dad, marvin roy. lee the whole reason that i am into this at all is because of him. my dad was everything to me and this was everything to him. >> marvin passed away in 2019. chanel has a lifetime of memories with her father who became a season-ticket holder in the '70's, well before she was born. but this ticket, from 1994 >> a very special day. >> reporter: brings chanel back to an extra special memory. >> you know, i got to be 11 years old and a championship team against dallas and i was just this little kid who didn't even fully understand the game yet and he was like babe, do you want to come with me? like yes [ laughter ] yes, i do. >> reporter: the mere existence of the 49ers helped create an incredibly special father-daughter bond one chanel will always be grateful for. >> they have made my life so happy and so fulfilled for years. lisa what better way to spend thanksgiving then with the team that helped build that bond? chanel will be in the stands in seattle, cheering on the 49ers as they t

according to doctor monica roy. she says the emergency room visits are also giving a glimpse of what the communiwih more dramatically. we're seeing more emergency room visits for influenza-like illness. and again, that could caused by flu as well as rsv and other respiratory viruses. children and older adults are more vulnerable to the flu like symptoms of rsv. >> but anyone can get it. >> doctor peter chin hong at ucsf says what might feel okay for you can be much more severe for the vulnerable cool that. >> somebody might have been the community's probably going to be feet. if that cool gets into a very young particularly under 2 years old, one little like over 60 it may have more serious consequences. cases of rsv covid and the flu happening at the same time is concerning. >> but there are vaccines available for all 3 doctor. roy says there's a shortage of rsv vaccines for infants but offer adult or pregnant women. she also says it's important to continue the proactive health measures we learned during the pandem

nbc confirms roy is one of three republicans already no deal.le, the white house s this plan recipe up plan for mo republican chaos and more shot down. house republicans wasting precious time with an un-serious proposal that has been panned but members of both parties. nbc news capitol hill correspondent julie tsirkin has more. >> hey, alicia. six days ahead of next friday's government shutdown, deadline, we finally have a plan from house speaker mike johnson on how he plans to avert that shutdown deadline. he talked about it with his colleagues, republicans, on a phone call a couple of hours ago. laying this out. he's polling at a two-state continuum resolution. that's because on january 19th, half of the agencies, roughly, health will run out of funding. then on february 2nd, other agencies will run out of funding. it's really an untested situation. democrats certainly not in favor of it. in fact, a couple of moments after this pummels revealed, senator brian schatz, a democrat on the senate appropriations committee, posted on x saying, quote,

linsey. >> reena roy for us, thanks so much. >> linsey: now to the deadly winter storm sweeping east just in time for the post thanksgiving rush. heavy snow caused white out conditions across kansas today where snow plows were out in full force. more than 100 accidents across that region and in nebraska, at least two people died. that storm system now impacting travel along the i-95 corridor. morgan norwood has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, a massive winter storm creating deadly and dangerous conditions during the post-thanksgiving holiday travel crush. in nebraska, emergency crews responding to at least 30 crashes, 2 people were killed. this suv flipped on its side due to the icy conditions. no one seriously injured. in wyoming, slick roads causing this massive pile up on i-80 involving semi trucks. several jackknifed. statewide, police responding to at least 125 weather related crashes. that same storm system wreaked havoc in the great plains now moving east. today, there were 10 million people in 11 states from texas to new york under winter weather alerts on what's expected t

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roy is on the rule of panel. the house is gearing up for a vote tomorrow, tuesday. so it will be really, really interesting to see reports of this. again, we saw over the weekend house appropriations ranking member rosa come out as, you know, saying this is a bad idea she doesn't -- approve of this sort of two step process. she's upset about the fact that it doesn't include any emergency funding or ukraine. youce know, but i think maybe speaker johnson is definitely going to need democratic help to pass this and it is possible that he could get that. but it sort of will be interesting to watch in the republican conference and democrats will support this. and -- >> do you have a sense to whether or not this will pass. >> not yet it is like i said sort of the best case scenario for in in democrats you know otr week he introduced an israel aid bill that --de made that funding conditional on cuts to the irs. you know, democrats saw that as sort of picking a fight. you know, why would you condition something as important as israel aid on cutting funding for, you know, th

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this is what chip roy of texas set on social media. it's 100% clean and i 100% oppose. the proposal came under criticism from the white house with press secretary karine jean-pierre calling it quote a recipe for more republican chaos and more shutdowns. let's take a look at, from yesterday actually on "meet the press." connecticut democratic senator chris murphy discussed speaker johnson's laddered approach to continue resolution and also the future of the cr in the senate. >> so let's start right there with this bill. this is a two-tiered bill put forward by the newly installed house speaker mike johnson. we supported? >> verse of all this is no way to run a redwood. we shouldn't be in the position of having to pass multiple continued resolutions. in the senate we been able to find bipartisan agreement on a budget that not only finds what the country needs but gets money to our partners all around the world who are in desperate need of american support. listen,, we cannot have government shut down this weekend. certainly not what we're facing these existential crises f