roy, you didn't even check him.ostage by ian's gang, gathering at nine on the requested street. citizens of fensington, the border has given us, the number of infected people is growing. the disease is contagious and leads to painful death. security department inspectors are working hard, they are tirelessly carrying out inspections, identifying infestations at an early stage. we do everything in our power forces to stop the spread of the epidemic. at the first stage there are no external signs; infection can only be detected by a special device. the second stage is fever and dizziness. the third stage is fever and hallucinations. at the third stage, the patient becomes extremely contagious. we isolate infected individuals for public safety. they are given a painless lethal injection before the disease reaches the third stage. anyone harboring the infected will be arrested and declared a traitor, endangering public safety. hello, dad. a curfew is announced and all citizens should go home. now he is our hostage, he h

chairman roy: i recognized mr. bishop. >> in the missouri versus biden the court explained that if the allegations made by the plaintiffs are true the present case involves the most massive attack on free speech in the united states history. the plaintiffs were reasonably likely to succeed at trial in the fifth circuit -- it is all civil litigation. any criminal litigation of the persons responsible in that activity? asst ag clarke: i am not familiar with this litigation. i am happy to bring your question back. >> you are not aware of the missouri versus biden litigation that is currently being taken up by the united states supreme court? asst ag clarke: unfortunately, i am not. >> assuming you are not aware of that, what reason would there be that the civil rights division of the justice department leader is unaware of what a district court has described as a massive attack on freedom of speech. >> if you share more status i would be more helpful. asst ag clarke: this does not appear to be a case i'm familiar with

it is talking pints with roy wood. happy christmas, roy . roy wood. happy christmas, roy.st again. >> never mind . >> never mind. >> never mind. >> and ladies and gentlemen , >> and ladies and gentlemen, it's a check . for £2,059. it's a check. for £2,059. >> roy wood, local lad. >> roy wood, local lad. >> you're from these parts and l, >> you're from these parts and i, you know, looking at your life and your career, it's been music. it's been forming bands. it's been striving to make new music . yeah. and you've done so music. yeah. and you've done so well . you've now got your own well. you've now got your own star on the birmingham walk of stars. yes. how good is that ? stars. yes. how good is that? >> that's great. yeah, yeah. it reminds you the builders have beenin reminds you the builders have been in since and he got he got smashed up. they've taken it away and it's going to be replaced. hopefully >> i'm sure it will be now you're 14 years old, full of musical ambition and you form the falcons don't you. yeah what was the aim ? was the aim? >> uh, i don't know, just

i look for john roy's family and i'm delighted to see him coming straight towards me. hey john roy. just to meet you. yeah, you do. can you explain what's going on right now? yeah. right now they're driving to wales beach. there is a foreman over on beach and this expanding for each person has to do. are you going to participate? and maybe, okay, it's very important that you don't start right on us and stuff like that. yeah. so . okay. i don't think anything will happen to us with john roy and his family by my side. but several people want to know who we are. they all ask, are you again? no, you can say we're balanced on surprised. it's not just wayllace here. men, women, children, everyone is here. the whole village, apparently, of a old joining in john has a wailing license. that's why he's allowed to take us via the son john roy. he's only allowed to help pull the animals into shallow water. once again, a warning. what's about to happen is not for the faint cottage, the man this, so it'd be for one second to the next. i see john roy's father in the crowd. i get the feeling. every

roy: thank you. i am pleased to yield one minute tote gentleman from new jersey, the ranking member on the tactical air force's -- i forget the name of the subcommittee, mr. norcross. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for one minute. mr. norcross: thank you. congress has a really proud tradition passing our annual ndaa and passing this bill is as important as ever. the ndaa is the result of hard work that you've heard both sides supporting our military and providing our war fighters with the tools and the resources they need. this bill includes my enhanced legislation support of american jobs, by ensuring reliable stability and security of our defense industrial base. ening relationship with our trusted allies, a strong military begins with a u.s. defense industrial base built on domestic components by an american workforce, the fiscal 2024ndaa is a testament to compromise, and i'm grateful that the house subcommittee chairman, mr. whitman, and certainly our profess

we ask john roy if we can meet his family. his mother doesn't want to be filmed, but he's father john and his older sister laura agreed. the john even cooks for us. well, meat and potatoes, the looks delicious. one of our short this songs tucked their mouth in a moment. okay. i'm touched by the hospitality. but i've also read that the meat is full of toxic substances. i still want to try it to understand why it's so important to them. it's really like beef. it's a bit and i think, yeah, i'm surprised. how do you need to know? because before i go 10 years back it is very tooth actually. i don't want to change. i don't know which of the the pin reports that the way mean? that's american read or you can find that great the does. it got you under your think about it. oh and i think it's just it's, it's about it who's think about a lot of people have tired older than 10 years old. i don't see the problem is what type of law should be? no problem. mm. so how dangerous he is? well, me, at least one person on the pharaoh islands says

i see john roy's father in the crowd. i get the feeling everyone knows what to do, but i'm paralyzed completely overwhelmed. i don't know what to do the thing, just 3 minutes. 19 pilot whales, the dead. the, the, the, the dent anamosa pulled back into the water and drag to the hub. the i've read so much about that suddenly you're standing here and fan, it happens. it will happen so quickly. it's kind of started and i can't really say what it's done to me yet. it just happened too fast. i think i need more time to process it emotionally, but there's just something deeply i take about everything becomes of a mask that i find on roy and the crowd again. it didn't go quite so that will mean i don't think anything else. intellect. uh what, what happened? i think someone okay. i thought all the animals had been killed. the thing i noticed is something but i probably went on the boat, but that doesn't happen too often right now. but the way of sold, survive alone. that's why we are available. this one's on the way. if he goes fi

yeah. do it for us, roy?reat talking points guest and please make everybody's christmas go and do it roy, would everybody . and do it roy, would everybody. >> well . that and do it roy, would everybody. >> well. that is going to be a real treat . real treat. >> 50 years since it first came out it's never going to go away roy local lad. done. good. great guest on talk and pints. and i guess now we look ahead for a moment to 2024. what's going to come . it's going to be a general come. it's going to be a general election year in this country. it's going to be an epic general election year in america. whether it'll . be trump, trump whether it'll. be trump, trump v biden. what it's going to be. none of us actually quite know. one thing i do know is that gb news has made the most enormous strides over the course of the last year. we've established ourselves fully as a new media organisation. i'm very proud to be a part of it, and i look forward to 2024, and i want to wish all of you at home a very merry christmas

should get roy to do it tonight? would you do for us, roy ? would you do it for us, roy?>> well you've been a great talking points guest i amply make everybody's christmas go and do it roy. >> would everybody . >> would everybody. >> would everybody. >> well . that >> would everybody. >> well. that is going to be >> would everybody. >> well . that is going to be a >> well. that is going to be a real treat . real treat. >> 50 years since it first came out, it's never going to go away roy local lad. done. good. great guest on talking pints and i guess now we look ahead for a moment to 2024. what's going to come on. it's going to be a general election year in this country. it's going to be an epic general election year in america. whether it'll be trump, trump v biden. what it's going to be. none of us actually quite know. one thing i do know is that gb news has made the most enormous strides over the course of the last year. we've established ourselves fully as a new media organisation. i'm very proud to be a part of it, and i look forward to 2024, and i want to wish all of

one last question from roy.— so as we go forward. one last question from roy. thank you very much- two — question from roy. thank you very much. two questions, _ question from roy. thank you very much. two questions, i— question from roy. thank you very much. two questions, i would - question from roy. thank you very much. two questions, i would like| question from roy. thank you very i much. two questions, i would like to follow_ much. two questions, i would like to follow up _ much. two questions, i would like to follow up about the hostages, israel. — follow up about the hostages, israel, the idf, they have recovered three _ israel, the idf, they have recovered three bodies only today of people who went — three bodies only today of people who went hostage in gaza, do you think— who went hostage in gaza, do you think israeli officials understand the necessity and urgency to bring everyone — the necessity and urgency to bring everyone home as soon as possible? you have _ everyone home as soon as possible? you have mentioned beside qatar and egypt. _ you have m

you don't have a choice. >> roy will stay with us.talk to you about how you bring humor in a world that sometimes comes with people getting all in their feelings and joking is very hard. we will talk to roy. you are watching "king charles." we will be right back. >>> i'm well aware not everybody in this room knows who i am. let's address the elephant in the room. half this room thinks i'm keenan thompson. other half think i'm louie armstrong. >> i love that. we know this man very well. welcome back to "king charles." >> my home boy. >> that is comedian roy wood junior. headlining this year's white house correspondents association dinner. roy is so nice, we're having him on twice tonight. can we go back a second? you killed at that white house dinner. >> thank you. that was a good time. i'm glad that i didn't get audited by the government. >> i'm old. >> okay. >> not as old as president biden, but i'm old. i remember when you could crack a joke and people would actually laugh. now you get counseled. what's the fine line? >> do you? >>

you said you had sympathy for logan roy and it was important to i logan roy and it was important to show certain desingses in his life —— decisions in his life which he partly regretted, but he just got over that. partly regretted, but he just got overthat. he partly regretted, but he just got over that. he wasn't a dweller on things. all he wanted was his own children to succeed him in succession and none of them proved worthy. succession and none of them proved worth . ., , ., , worthy. the line i love you but... that was the _ worthy. the line i love you but... that was the most _ worthy. the line i love you but... that was the most important - worthy. the line i love you but... l that was the most important line, that they aren't serious people. that is the satirical element of the show about that wealth class and where they're distancing themselves and they have that sense of entitlement as well. you get that with the way elon musk behaves. he behaves like an id yod. we have got into a —— idiot. these people have entitled themselves to some kind of hold on ideas. ifind it rather obj

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his target, texas congressman chip roy. seems to be his support for florida governor ron desantis in the 2024 republican race. on truth social, the former president wrote, has any smart, energetic republican in the great state of texas decided to run in the primary against rhino congressman chip roy. he is very beatable. if interested, let me know. i'm joined tonight by congressman chip roy. thank you for being here. let me start with asking, when is the filing deadline for the primary in your race? >> somebody didn't get the memo. it was last week in texas. i'm privileged and blessed not to have a primary opponent this ti time. i did get three in 2021. i won with more votes than any other member of congress in texas. most people just want us to do our job, seek the truth wherever it may lead. an an unapologetic defender of donald trump when he does things i agree with. for example, right now, i'm critical of the opinion out of the colorado supreme court. i don't think that's following the constitution. i think that's stret

roy said that he never connected the two.nd was poisoned. >> teresa sun from that first marriage is roy jr., and he says that that never happened. >> there's a story out there that your mom tried to poison your father. >> that's all lies. >> why would your father lie about this? >> maybe he is jealous. maybe he, maybe he feels that she ruined his life. i do not know. maybe is this his way of getting back at her? >> -- she took early in the investigation. the examiner had asked theresa two questions. did your poison ray with antifreeze and do you know who poisoned ray? teresa's answer to both? now. which was also the answer to whether teresa was telling the truth. >> she fills her polygraph test. >> that lie detective failure was inadmissible in court, but it helps to convince cops that they were on the right track. they turn the heat back up on theresa. >> and they told her that they know that she snapped and she killed him. she needed to confess. they kind of threatened her. >> she did not been to that? >> no. she goes i wan

texas congressman chip roy.eems to be his support for florida governor ron desantis in that 2024 republican race. on truth social today, the former president wrote, quote, has any smart and energetic republican in the great state of texas decided to run in a primary against rino congressman chip roy. for the right person, he is very beatable. if interested, let me know! >>> i am joined tonight by congressman chip roy. congressman, thank you for being here. let me just start by asking when is the filing deadline for the primary in your race. >> yeah, well somebody did not get the memo, the deadline was last week in texas and, you know, look, i am privileged and blessed not have a primary opponent this time. i did get three primary opponents in 2021, when i voted to certify the electors, it's something that i thought was constitutionally appropriate. i still won with more votes than any member of congress in texas. look, most people just want us to go to our job, seek the truth wherever it may lead. i am an apolog

roy: mr. speaker, with respect to the discussion about who is controlling the time, i would rise in true opposition. to claim time. the speaker pro tempore: is the gentleman from washington opposed to the conference report? mr. smith: no, i am not. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama, mr. rogers, and the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to yield to the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, one half of my time and he be allowed to control that time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material on the conference report to accompany h.r. 2670 that i may include tabular material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rogers: i yield myself such time as i may consume.

roy was not at the interview -- i do not know why he did not show up -- maybe if you showed up, he would know his allegations have been repeatedly disproven. that is one example why republicans don't want transparency. that is why they don't want public hearings. they know unless they do this behind closed doors, this whole extreme political stunt will evaporate because there lies will be exposed. they voted no on transp arency. at the very least they should be more transparent and require a separate vote on a resolution authorizing our committees to go to court. with that, i urge a yes vote on my amendment. >> is there further discussion or debate on the amendment? the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i will not address that amendment but my democratically tried to argue the committee has experienced historic levels of cooperation from the white house and administration. they have been taking their talking points from the white house. the committee had to use all the tools in the toolbox to get compliance, and still the white house is refusing to provide documents and witnesses

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roy or for mr. massey, for any of the questions -- for those on the others the aisle, all this amendment does the three committees you've decided to the committees of jurisdiction for the purpose of this inquiry for oversight shall hold public hearings. in prior impeachment inquiry resolutions approved by this congress on a bipartisan basis, the language always says shall. the congress is always decided when you conduct impeachment inquiry, that the committees be required to hold public hearings. republicans for some reason decided to delete that language. and instead it's been replaced with may. giving your chairman of these committees the discretion to decide whether or not to hold a public hearing. ms. norman, if you care to -- many of you have spoken about transparency and the need for public disclosure. i am trying to understand why this amendment is objectionable to my colleague on the others the aisle? i've yet to hear a cogent answer as to why that is? we can go back in time and you can give

we just finished an event with chip roy, the governor who has endorsed me, my wife, casey.e're bringing more people into the fold. that's why the polling hasn't predicted the results because it's trying to measure something that's just different so going to all 99 counties is the right way to do it. showing up in these communities and when you do that, when they are able to hear you and ask you questions that's when he did commit to the caucus for you. we're excited about where we are. i think we have a better head of steam than the previous winners of the caucus, and i think for having people like chip on-board that are stirring the pot out here for us. >> if i might add on that on the polling. kaleigh: yes. >> on the polling point, polls are supposed to reflect public opinion not shape it. that's the reality what will decide this election are the people on the ground not the polls. the people in iowa. that's the beauty of the process. we're for principles, not princes. we don't coronate anybody. it's a great experience. my kids are out here. they said dad this is kind of

that states governor, roy cooper, joins me to discuss. and sashay away, george santos becomes the first member of congress sixfold were the 20 years. with more than half of its republican colleagues voting to give him the boot. you just know tara setmayer will have something to say about that. no jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. >> we begin this morning with the israel-hamas war, where the israeli military is intensifying its attacks on southern gaza after a week long pause in fighting came to an end. the idf says within just the last 24 hours, it struck more than 400 targets across the gaza strip with airstrikes, tank fire, and its navy. according to the hamas-run health industry in gaza, that least 200 palestinians have been killed since the fighting resumed. secretary of state antony blinken in dubai yesterday blamed hamas for ending the seven-day pause, and the white house says it's working with israel and qatar to broker a another pause in fighting with hamas. meanwhil nbc news has learned that three months ago, israeli

and daniel was in the pool with dean and roy was in the pool with dean.n had learned how to splash. he realized it was his hand that was making the water splash and he would just roar with laughter and thought it was the funniest thing. and i said, isn't our live perfect? we have come full circle. doesn't it sound like music from heaven when he left? >> that was what? >> that was a sunday the 23rd of july. >> three days later, on a wednesday night, dana was struck by a news story about a mother and her baby. >> that night is on the news that, i think they said a mother that was a 27 and a child that was eight months had been murdered. >> one of the roommates came home to the south crest complex before nine and -- >> apart from that family, that is horrible. i went to bed, thought nothing more of. it >> but the next day, dana got a call from tori's workplace. she hadn't shown up. she called daycare, baby dean wasn't there. so she called daniel mullen who is with tori and dean nearly every day, and daniel, in an almost matter of fact way, told dayna the wor

roy cull breath but who was that christopher's wife nicole set out to solve the mystery >> i searchedary. >> reporter: she trailced the ne and got in touch with mrs. cull breath's family. >> just over the moon. >> reporter: the families eventually met >> oh, my goodness, look >> reporter: that's thea chamberlain, the little girl whose photo was inside that wallet >> it was truly a glimpse of her in a little bit of a small capsule in her wallet. >> reporter: nthea says the wallet they'll treasure forever. >> our thanks to tom for sharing that story >>> if you're getting ready to take down a real christmas tree t could find a new purpose on a farm in connecticut old trees become a healthy snack for these alpacas. it's not only good for the environment but good for the animals' digestive systems the alpacas get really excited when they know it's time for the trees to come in >>> it also time for times square to sparkle even more. we're getting our first look at the new design of the ball it feature as bow tie design when you look from above, you see a crossroads of the world. fan you loo

my current project, actually, biographical project, is a biography of roy cohn. and roy cohn was chief counsel to senator joe mccarthy and actually to go after oppenheimer, subpoena him and the eisenhower administration had to send richard nixon down, the vice president, to tell roy cohn and his boss, joe mccarthy, that they had other plans they did or oppenheimer and they didn't want mccarthy to subpoena. oppenheimer in that fashion, bring him before their committee. and, you know, roy cohn went on in the 1970s to become the lawyer to the young real estate developer in new york city named donald trump. and he taught him everything, knew about how to deal with the press, how never apologize, how to always and how to write, you know, go after your political with the big and we're living with this kind of politics roy. cohn is haunting us from his grave and it's direct line between the mccarthy era and the era trump. it's i just and you know, oppenheimer as the chief celebrity victim of the mccarthy era, is a story that, you can study to understand our current poli

joining me now, congressman if chip roy.ct it, lots of forward movement do you think so? >> well, to quote one of the county attorneys in south texas, i was talking to just this morning, they're tired of words. they're tired of photo ops. they're tired of, you know, strongly-worded tweets even by republican ifs. and now you've got our supposed leadership of this country who are directly responsible for wide open borders endangering the american people saying heavy gone down to mexico and they've, quote, made progress. the only progress they knead to make is actually enforcing the laws of the united states, and the only progress need to make in congress is to actually do our damn job. i actually think we should be in washington. i know some of our republican colleagues intend to go to the border next week, god bless them. i don't know what we need to learn besides what we're seeing from bill melugin's great reporting and what we know about literally 3-0d-million people who have been released into the united states, something

roy culbreth. that christopher's wife nicole set out to solve the mystery. >> i searched roy culbreth, and i found his obituary, then we saw that he was married to a floy culbreth >> reporter: nicole traced the name to a local charity organization and eventually got in touch with mrs. culbreth's family. >> just over the moon. >> reporter: the families eventually met. >> oh, my goodness look >> reporter: that's thea chamberlain, floy's daughter, also the little girl whose photo was inside that wallet. >> it was truly a glimpse of her in a little bit of a small capsule in her wallet. >> reporter: thea says the wallet, a reminder of her late mother, is something the family will treasure forever. >> this is a gift that just keeps on giving to us, and we're very, very grateful. >> both families tell us tonight they are now forever connected by that wallet that's "nightly news" for this wednesday i'm tom llamas thanks so much for watching have a great night >>> i'm janelle wang. next on nbc bay area news

you know, congressman roy, your governor, governor abbott,a he also sent illegal migrants from texas around the countrbbo do you think it was actions of governor desantis? you're sitting by governort abbott, that finally forced mayors like mayor adam fs call out the federal government and saying, you know, you're not doing your job? >> yeah, actually, i think that's right. i mean, last september it wasr the actions of governor desantis. i'm proud to be sitting next to governor abbottdesantisoud k saved the elections for house republicans. i think we have a majority in the house because of theirth leadership. and importantly, what we're seeing at the border right nowes . with 300,000 encounters in november, decemberight r is n track for 300,000. that's 10,000 a day for300, that perspective000,, jeh johnsn said a thousand a day was a crisis under president obama. this is exacting an enormousus toll on texans. >> i had six kids in the schoolrii district in which my wife and my family and i liven wif, six kids who died last year from fentanyl poisoning. ranch is getting overrunix kid,g f

when we come back to mark penn and chip roy react to they's -- tonight's debate.eing with us. some of the best traditions start under a tree. it's where we gather as a family. it's where we experience the excitement of opening day. it's where we caught our personal best. and this tree is where it all began. this christmas start traditions under your tree... share the tradition of visiting santa's wonderland at bass pro shops and cabela's. and get your free photo with santa. bass pro shops and cabela's. >> here with more reaction to chip roy with former senior adviser to the clintons, mark penn. going to have you with. chip, thoughts on tonight? >> great to be on. i think what you saw tonight was a clear distinction between freedom and failure. with -- what you saw was a clear message clear vision for what we have seen occur in florida. versus what we saw occur in california. for that with for that with those who are seeing unprecedented success progressing people flocked there and out of california, you are seeing the kind of policies that gavin newsom was all too

roy kent but who is the star of "ted lasso"?hat went well, "sex and the city," because she has the best social life, best job, best wardrobe. >> trace: terry bradshaw. jason said they because as the lead character in that. he did the basketball game the other night which is great. here it is, what is some of our instagram followers had to say, cindy said "i would be the guy on diners, drive-ins, and dives." miss me would be totally "full house" and i would love to be d.j. tanner. i used to have dreams that i was in the full house house and part of their family. michael anderson said, tv show would be "starsky and hutch" and i would be hutch, of course. rhonda said ""dukes of hazzard"'s." thank you for joining the nightcap. thank you, lee for joining us and thank you for watching "fox news @ night." i am trace gallagher. i have great week. >> home everybody, i'm

no va a estar roy roy mccloud, que para mí es la pieza más importante de esas 3 que pueden faltar.í. salud. salud es rodearte de quienes te hacen sentir bien. en kaiser permanente, trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. y el espíritu navideño se sienten sacramento. hoy los agentes del departamento del alguacil en esa ciudad participaron en el desfile anual de shantanu 40. allí llegaron decenas de familias para celebrar las fiestas decembrinas y coloridos carros alegóricos desfilaron y cerramos nuestra edición regional con estas imágenes que va a haber a continuación desde alameda. ahí, bueno, carlos, cuéntame qué ocurrió. >> santa claus, quien llegó una estación de bomberos en castro valley. ahí lo vemos, papá noel llegó con su trineo a la estación 25 para tomarse fotos con varios pequeñitos. >> ahí los participantes disfrutaron de la buena música, galletas y muchas sorpresas como se llevaron galletas, a mí me debieron haber besado carlos y santa. hoy estuvo en san francisco, en sacramento, en alameda, en todas partes. >> oye, anda, anda temprano. no, no era hasta el

when we come back to mark penn and chip roy react t icy hot. ice works fast. ♪ heat makes it last.of contrast therapy. ♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. dear moms and dads, what you have achieved here today is going to help us and our futures. it is why we're coming up on stage to collect your diplomas. mom, love you always. vo: when you graduate, they graduate. visit finishyourdiploma.org to find free and supportive adult education centers near you. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> here with more reaction to chip roy with former senior adviser to the clintons, mark penn. going to have you wi

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here's abc's reena roy.onight, spirit airlines conducting an internal investigation after an unaccompanied minor was sent to the wrong city. the child was traveling from philadelphia to fort meyers, but instead ending up in orlando after being put on a different flight. the airline saying as soon as we discovered the error we took immediate steps to communicate with the family and reconnect them. it comes as we see a record breaking holiday travel rush. aaa calling it the busiest air travel season ever with 7.5 million passengers expected to fly. on friday alone the tsa screening 2.7 million people. this weekend at chicago's midway airport, nearly 40% of flights delayed due to intense fog. >> i did not think that i would be sitting in this airport for 14 hours. >> southwest also canceling about four dozen flights. >> i'm missing christmas. the next direct flight they can get me in isn't until wednesday. >> passengers waiting for hours for their bags and some choosing to leave the airports without them. chris

congressman roy, thank you very much. good to have you here this morning. what did you make of hunter biden's rather lengthy statement about his addiction, his finances, and what he is calling a maga attempt to ridicule him and his family. >> great to be on, martha. first of all, something like 65 to 68% of the american people want to know exactly what we want to know, the truth. they recognize there is criminal -- legal concerns here as well as ethical concerns. so what we want to know is what did president biden know and what was his involvement in the very clear enrichment of his family? hunter biden at the center and his entire family through multiple shell corporations over the last six, seven, eight years going back to when he was vice president. what did he know? has he lied about it and have they engaged in obstruction of justice? what you saw today from hunter biden was more obstruction. what we've seen out of the department of justice where they limited the ability of witnesses to testify telling them they can't speak about certain things. they ca

especially against roy.ns when they host in—form fulham. chelsea take on bottom side sheffield united whilst sean dyche returns to his old side burnley for the first time since leaving there was manager 18 months ago. everton are aiming for a fourth win on the spin. golf, and south africa's louis oosthuizen is on course to make it back—to—back wins on the dp world tour. he leads the mauritius open by a shot heading into the final round. he made three eagles in a third round seven under par 65, to take him clear of compatriot jacques de villiers. oosthuizen may have a slight advantage as he helped design the course layout at the heritage la reserve golf club. and that's all the sport for now. more on the website. a british teenager who was missing for six years is expected to come home later today. alex batty, who is now 17, disappeared on a family holiday to spain with his mother and grandfather in 2017. he was found on wednesday morning by a motorist who saw him walking through the rain near toulouse. frenc

reena roy from newark airport tonight, thank you. >>> a white christmas may not be the reality for mostmericans. but a slow-moving storm could bring rain and flooding across the south and some parts of the midwest. abc meteorologist somara theodore is tracking it all for us. hey, somara. >> reporter: good evening, rachel. one of the few places in for a white christmas, the plains. right now we're looking at winter alerts that are expansive. blizzard warnings have taken over central south dakota and nebraska, and wind gusts 55 miles per hour could lead to precarious driving situations. we could see 20 inches, which is significant for the plains. this storm then moves east. 3 to 5 inches of rain along the gulf coast could lead to flooding and tuesday's travel may be impacted by rain along the i-95 corridor. temperatures will range above normal for many cities. cleveland set to hit near 60 degrees on christmas day with 40s and 50s along the east coast. rachel. >> rachel: somara, thank you. >>> overseas now where the impact of the israel-hamas war is on full display in bethlehem. christmas

roy: mr. speaker, i move to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly the house >> several articles note the wording of the measure that anti-designtism or antisemitism was problematic for some democrats. 91 democrats voted present. patrick mchenry garnered attention during his time as interim house speaker announced his retirement today saying in part, i believe there's a season for everything and for me, this season has come to an end. he will serve out the remainder of his term. watch live coverage of the house here on c-span. c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including cox. koolen de vries disease is rare. when you're connected, you're not alone. >> support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> wednesday, the senate banking committee holds its annual ove

cheers and applause very happy to have gayle he is an emmy-winning actor, and his portrayal of logan roycession" is an all-time great performance. his acting tutorials are available now on bbc maestro brian cox will also be here. [ cheers and applause i'm very excited because, you know, the finale of "succession" aired during the writers' strike uring the -- we didn't have the show during the actors' strike, he hasn't really had a chance to talk about "succession." i'm very excited to talk about it logan roy is truly one of the best and i mean, i'm probably just saying that because, you know, reminds me of my dad [ laughter ] his acting -- sorry, i've moved on la-da-da you know her from "only murders in the building" and "the idol." she stars in the wonderful film "the holdovers," which is in theaters now da'vine joy randolph will also be joining us, and that movie is good [ cheers and applause that movie is good thanksgiving show thursday this week the guests are going to be my parents. the guest -- the other guest is going to be my brother also, if you can't wait, my brother and i have