so i hope that more ears are open to help bring ryan back home. and we will do everything that we can because they taliban is wrong, america has not forgotten about ryan. america will never forget about ryan until he is brought home to you safely. thank you. thank you for being here this morning. i yield back. >> thank you. ask the committee will take a brief break for our next witness to be seated. officials. >> former chairman of the

america has not forgotten about ryan. america will never forget about ryan until he is brought home to you safely. thank you. thank you for being here this morning. i yield back. >> thank you. thank you. >> the committee will take a brief break for our next witness to be seated. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] next, john sopko the special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction testified before the house foreign affairs committee saying afghans who work for the u.s. during the war and remain in the country are being sought out and murdered by the taliban. he also told lawmakers u.s. weapons of military equipment left behind during the

so i hope that more ears are open to help bring ryan back home.nd we will do everything that we can because they taliban is wrong, america has not forgotten about ryan. america will never forget about ryan until he is brought home to you safely. thankou

ryan avis: identical.urns up on a picture. jim doty: yeah. keith morrison: of a dead body? jim doty: yeah. keith morrison: holy cow. keith morrison: that was caris too. the tattoo parlor kept a record. james masteller: my first thought when i saw those photographs was that this defendant had taken a trophy, or trophies of the person she had killed. keith morrison: the motive, a very old one, jealousy. brenda beadle: it was really all about dave kroupa. she did it, because she wanted this man. keith morrison: jealousy makes people do strange things, but thats just-- why so much? what -- why? brenda beadle: i think it snowballed. i think once she did it, um, she couldnt stop. she had to make cari look like she was still alive to keep the heat off of her, and it just went on and on and on for years. keith morrison: for years. keith morrison: dave kroupa heard it all, and finally understood. dave kroupa: i mean, it makes sense now, at the end, you know. but the tarantino movie always makes sense at the end. yo

dalson, hello ryan, joining us from japan's osaka. now uh ryan. the un said ghazan civilians are facing immediate possibility of starvation of mid mounting concerns, the israel plans to expand their military operations in parts of the south now where people have saw refuge from fighting fuel shortages, yesterday, halted aid shipments and blacked out communications ryan throughout the strip, tell me uh denying palestinians aside from bombarding civilian infrastructure and going after mostly the civilian population in this densely populated enclave, why are you denying them food? what is the point of trying to starve out uh women and children in gaza? because it's a policy of. cleansing when you tell people, oh well we're going to only carpet bomb the north, which is already a war crime, go south, when you concentrate a population into a smaller and smaller area, that's a concentration camp, that's where the term came from to take the oppressed people and concentrate them a reservation, we're seeing new trail of tears, people, if they can walk, if they still have legs, are forced to move,

. >>> and later, ryan's recycling. he's a teenage ceo helping to clean california beaches, turning trash into cash. >> it's fun. it's good for the planet. why not? and, free money too. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news." from new york, with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight with the latest developments in the middle east. hamas is now seeking to extend the four-day temporary truce set to expire monday. it follows the third exchange of hostages for palestinian prisoners. today the first american hostage was released, a 4-year-old girl. of the 17 hostages returned to israel sunday, these images of reunions and relief, just a portion of the 240 hostages seized by hamas. as part of the truce deal, aid is flowing in to gaza. israel says 200 trucks entered the territory today through the crossing with egypt. also in gaza, prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited israeli troops, vowing to fight hamas, quote, until victory. in london tens of thousands demo

so i hope that more ears are open to help bring ryan back home. and we will do everything that we can because they taliban is wrong, america has not forgotten about ryan. america will never forget about ryan until he is brought home to you safely. thank you. thank you for being here this morning. i yield back. >> thank you. ask the committee will take a brief break for our next witness to be seated. >> next the special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction he testified by t the house foreign affairs committee sang afghans who worked with the u.s. during the war and remain in the country are being sought out and murdered by the caliban. he also told lawmakers u.s. weapons and military equipment left behind during the withdrawal or being repurposed and used by the caliban. the committee is looking into conditions and afghanistan found the u.s. withdrawal in august 2021. >> if committee on foreign affairs will come to order for the purpose of this hearing is to discuss the effects of the biden administration afghanistan policy since the u.

maria: well, look, they're getting 5% as ryan just said.morning ahead of the october jobs report, dennis. it's out in about an hour and 15 minutes. the yield right now, all the way back down to 4.66%. last week it was at 5%. economists are expecting the jobs number to show jobs were added, 180,000 nonfarm payrolls were added to the economy in the month of october. the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 3.8%. how closely are you watching this number? is this going to be a market mover? what do you think this will mean for the fed? >> far be it from me to argue with the consensus on nonfarm payrolls at 180,000. i didn't argue last month and yet everybody missed it by a broad mile when 366,000 jobs were created. that's probably going to be revised down by 50 to 70,000 this month and we'll see it come in at 180,000, unemployment holding at 3.8%. it should not be a surprising number. the only surprise will be how large will the revision be from last month. we have the five and 10 year treasury securities trading under 5% at 466 and

open to help bring ryan back home. and we will do everything that we can because they taliban is wrong, america has not forgotten about ryan. america will never forget about ryan until he is brought home to you safely. thank you. thank you for being here this morning. i yield back. >> thank you. ask the committee will take a brief break for our next witness to be seated. august 2021. >> if committee on foreign affairs will come to order for the purpose of this hearing is to discuss the effects of the biden administration afghanistan policy since the u.s. withdrawal for an out recognize myself for an opening statement. following the withdrawal from afghanistan the country's no better off than when the united states first entered any progress made has been erased. it did not have to be this way administration deadly chaotic withdrawal was ill-conceived from the very start. there are no plans for enduring peace support of the afghan people. the caliban who now control afghanistan are terrors to impose edicts to oppress th

he's ready for paris. >> so we could learn how to swim from ryan murphy? >> just like ryan. i'd get the app if i were you. >> i can swim like ryan murphy? i'm downloading that app. >> get the premium version for you. >> all right, rob, how are we looking? happy thanksgiving. >> likewise. beautiful weather, 60s and 70s for highs today but some chilly changes just around the corner as our skies continue to stay clear. and once the wind backs off we've had quite a bit of that around the east bay hills and north bay. that's really going to set the stage for some chilly nights and mornings ahead. not too bad right now. in san jose you see 52 degrees. over toward walnut creek 50. now where the winds are starting to back off, already dropped into the 40s into dublin at 47 degrees. still a relatively mild 58 closer to san francisco. you see the dry conditions inland out toward calistoga and napa. those north winds will be ongoing tonight into tomorrow morning. near the hillsides we're looking at some gusts 20 to 40 miles per hour but as we move into the day tomorrow those wind speed

sandra bulak and ryan gosling met in 2002 .year old aspiring actor i immediately fell in love with the thirty-eight-year-old hollywood star. at first she kept the young admirer at a distance, but soon gave up. and fans watched the vibrant romance for a whole year, or just a year. reasons for the breakup. were not disclosed for a long time, ryan later vaguely stated: it was about his career. some people think it's gostling's new on-screen partner. in any case, ryan remembers sandra as the brightest girl in his life and says that she taught him a lot. these relationships made me stronger and taught me to distinguish between love and the desire to help. so sarah jessica parker talks about her romance with robert down ludsch. the actors met at the dawn of their careers in 1984 and soon became one of the most popular. bright couples of hollywood, perhaps they would still be together if not for robert’s addictions. sarah fought as hard as she could, and in the end the romance ended after 7 years. bradley cooper once looked no less im

. >>> and later, ryan's recycling.ceo helping to clean california beaches, turning trash into cash. >> it's fun. it's good for the planet. why not? and free money, too. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with the latest developments in the middle east. hamas is now seeking to extend the four-day temporary truce set to expire monday. it follows the third exchange of hostages for palestinian prisoners. today the first american hostage was released, a 4-year-old girl. of the 17 hostages returned to israel sunday, these images of reunions and relief. just a portion of the 240 hostages seized by hamas. as part of the truce deal, aid is flowing into gaza. israel says 200 trucks entered the territory today through the crossing with egypt. also in gaza prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited israeli troops, vowing to fight hamas, quote, until victory. in london tens of thousands demonstrated against antisemitism. the rally coming amid a steep rise in hate crimes. for now a noticeable change

tim ryan then continued that a shopping. he actually inherited the enforcement action against the son of the president, the united states of america. alternatively huh. and as a result of that, the white house called the general counsel the f b i c said, is there any way you can get this taken away this action taken away from the office of direct supervision, which is the federal trip regulatory agency. the tim ryan was leaving and the general counsel dining pepper. i went to bill shipment the head of the agency and said, hey, i got this thing for the white house. and statements said don't go, you know, close to it with the 20 foot pool. and the general counsel anyway, norris's boss, i called tim ryan the head of the 1st regulatory agency and pictures this. we get this taken away from you. this action against the president's son. dom ryan. god bless them. does an ethics referral? i'm the general counsel the up the i'd say and so that's why you don't see tim ryan, who is the republican voters again. professor william black, t

this is a soft attack, ryan. this is propaganda coming from communist china which continues to just go unchallenged whatsoever. this is another issue that could have come up between the biden, xi jinping meeting but of course it did not. >> there were no real hard questions in that meeting with xi jinping and i think the problem here how easy this goes viral because they did finally take it down from tiktok but then it was on reddit and on twitter. it most quick ily if we're not going to ban tiktok why don't we have control over the content or be able to review the content and decide what gets into the consumer's hands in the u.s. 70% of gen-zers on tiktok. i'm on aol dial-up. for the younger jen d generatio- that was a joke, by the way. that use it as their google. it's powerful for the younger generation. for us not to have a i say on the consiste content the young u viewers are seeing it's you huge weapon for the chinese government. maria: they spew out propaganda, see our political debates and they pile on. i

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ryan >> yeah, reggie, good morning.atch center of the building where right now employees are kind of processing packages that are ready to get put onto cars and trucks that will then get shipped to your homes. odds are if you already bought something today off of cyber monday deals on amazon that has the same day option it's being processed probably as we speak. that's because they've got hundreds of employees on hand right now sorting. through packages, getting things off shelves, putting them into boxes and then getting them ready to be delivered to your doorstep. it's going to be probably an interesting year when it comes to cyber monday. retail experts say shoppers are being very picky this year. they're expecting a 5% increase in people shopping this year, but they say they're looking for the best discounts. high inflation has led to tighter budgets and therefore people are spending money today. they really want to make sure they're going to be getting their money's worth. retail experts say shoppers will spend aro

ryan curry, abc seven news. >> thank you, ryan.he middle east, a second hospital in gaza has become a battleground in the war. israel is denying a report that an israeli shell hit the second floor and killed at least 12 people. all jobina is live with some good news this morning. jobina >> thank you. kumasi a senior hamas leader says a deal to release more hostages seized by the terror group is close, but us officials warn the deal, which is calling for more than 50 hostages to be freed in exchange for a five day cease fire. could collapse at any point in israel, some families of the hostages claim their government is more interested in killing palestinians than saving jews. national security council spokesman john kirby is pushing back on claims that israel is committing genocide. he acknowledged there were too many civilians dying in gaza because of the conflict. but he said israel has a right to defend itself and that hamas is the one committing genocide. >> what hamas wants is make no mistake about it, is genocide. they want to

this action against the president son, ryan. god bless them. does an ethics referral? i'm the general counsel the up the i'd say. and so that's why you don't see tim ryan, the who is the republican voters again, professor william black, thank you so much for being with us. anyone who wants to tackle corruption has to be willing to go all the way. sometimes that means all the way to the top, there are no short cuts to ensuring honesty and transparency. and it is incumbent on people in positions of authority, whether the elected officials, business leaders, or anybody else to ensure that the rules are followed, and that there's respect for the rule of law. but that's not real life. greed is a powerful motivator and that's why we need whistle blowers, whistle blowers, light. bill black. thanks for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers . i'm john kerry onto we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 the high acceptance and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show search like why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that

>> ryan, good to be with you. a chance to speak with secretary blinken yesterday before his arrival in israel to go over our concerns for israel's right to defend itself and the military operations, but also making sure that there is a safe way of delivering humanitarian assistance. we made tremendous progress during the last couple days in developing a safe passage for humanitarian assistance to reach those that are so desperate in gaza, the palestinians trying to escape harm's way. so i think our objectives are all the same, to make sure the humanitarian assistance can get into gaza and make sure there's a reliable way to do that. that's one of the missions secretary blinken is following up on in his visit to israel. >> yesterday, sir, the house passed a $14.3 billion aid package for israel, right now, it does not include any aid for ukraine, and that's different from what you told me you expected when we spoke about a month ago. let's listen to your comments from then. >> i do think ukraine will be part of this

thank you ryan.curious what are you looking at whenever i'm sent on a shopping story, i usually buy something at the bass pro shops. this is actually, believe it or not, the first black friday story i've ever covered. so i haven't picked anything out quite yet. um, well, i'm looking at these kayaks though, that are right here. okay. that are on sale. get back to us on that. >> ryan. we'll check in. thank you. local small businesses are hoping you'll come out to their stores for small business saturday. communities are around the bay area and or i should say communities around the bay area are offering special deals. so for instance, in san francisco, bernal cutlery has teamed up with craftsmen and wolves to sell some exclusive cookies in pacifica. there are pop up shops open for one day only in oakland , a black out market will feature black creators and business owners. the holiday market will last two days for black friday and small business saturday. the event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day

we're live here in san francisco, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> ryan, thank you.alifornia democratic party is investigating the demonstrate in front of party headquarters in sacramento. it disrupted the party's convention saturday night. thousands convention center calling for a cease fire in the middle east. the democratic party was preparing to endorse future candidates for the upcoming election. the remaining events were canceled because of safety concerns, according to politico. the democratic party chair says demonstrators will be held accountable but did not elaborate on specific punishments. on the peninsula, the multi-faith and local leaders took part in a vigil showing solidarity with the israeli people. one of them saying they are coming together to stand up against hate, anti-semitism and to mourn the loss of life. >> part of the power of this evening is the fact that so many different faith based communities have stepped forward to say, we want to be with you. we want to stand with you. we're here together and in our community. we won't allow hatred an

we're live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> thank you, ryan. another san francisco based company, openai has its own ceo drama this morning. microsoft has announced ousted openai ceo sam altman is joining the company. he'll be running a new group focused on advanced ai. openai is board fired. altman friday, then spent the weekend negotiating his return to the company. it's behind chatgpt well, that didn't work out. former ceo of twitch, emmett shear will now be reportedly stepping in as interim ceo and more drama for a different tech founder. >> this time elon musk, who plans to fight back today as more advertisers are pulling away from formerly known as twitter. it comes as concerns are growing about anti semitism on the social media platform. jobina is at the live desk with the details of musk's potential lawsuit. thank you, reggie. >> elon musk is threatening what he describes as a, quote, thermo nuclear lawsuit as the list of companies is suspending ads on ex content. choose to grow longer. apple ibm, lionsgate, paramount and abc7's parent

we're live here at sfo, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> ryan, thank you. you might want to pack a covid test if you're traveling for thanksgiving. as you heard from ryan, hundreds of thousands of us will pass through bay area airports this week while bay area covid hospitalizations remain low, there's a looming threat for a tripledemic covid flu and rsv cases that are rising. >> i would certainly wear a mask in the airport, especially if you're going long distances. >> so we unfortunately will expect a bump after thanksgiving and another bump that continues after the december holidays and then another one after new year's. >> the cdc says unvaccinated travelers should be on alert. there's concern over the country's most dominant and infectious variant, hsv one. new developments about san francisco based openai. >> most of its employees are threatening to quit unless they are fired. the ceo is reinstated. jobina is at the live desk. with the revolt going on inside the tech company that's helped to pioneer ai. >> yes, kumasi hundreds of openai employees are

why didn't april ryan remail binder? everybody to know she was friends with stevie wonder? if i was his publicist i would be humiliated. don't take it personal stevie, no one in palestine has either. >> april ryan movie, she asked sarah sanders if the trump administration thought slavery was wrong that is like asking you think sam bankman freed is a bad investor. one question if kayleigh mcenany made a pie. she asked the trump administration if they were running a child trafficking ring out of the white house. i am not making this up. >> biden is running one on the border. >> white house correspondence, jesse, used to take something. now we see clowns like april ryan, brian karen, he has a press pass. he said the u.s., okay in terms of threats, maga and christian supporters bigger threat to the u.s. than hamas. these are the people. >> do you think biden is dysing stevie wonder? >> i would think that is impossible considering 25% of black voters support biden. >> stevie wonder close to not being black. you remember what

we're live at the moscone center, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> no question. thank you, ryan. >> and in addition to this, fencing and barriers, city leaders are sprucing up san francisco abc seven news reporter suzanne explains that all sorts of arrangements have been made to wow and welcome visitors. san francisco get ready to wow the world illuminate the nonprofit famous for lighting up the city by the bay is about to do it again on monday night during apec. >> we're actually going to double the number of lasers from 6 to 12 that go down market street. >> so for the 21 heads of state, that will be in san francisco, the diplomatic corps and the more than 1000 ceos. ben davis with illuminate says get ready to be dazzled and let our city continue to shine in the eyes of the world as a at the ferry building, visitors and locals alike can delight in the new and improved clock tower. after months of renovation, the scaffold has been removed and down by pier 39. this site catching the eyes of tourists like anya ustinova, visiting from vancouver, canada. >> i like i

that's for sure, ryan. there has been a heavy security presence throughout the day as we get closer to the start time for the dinner. that will be hosted by president biden and the first lady, jill biden, here at the legion of honor. it is after 7:30 today. they will be hosting the 20 other world leaders from the other, those countries that make up apec, as well as other dignitaries. you can see the security presence here. the san francisco police department. we have seen members of the state patrol, as well as secret service members and agents. obviously, when you have an event like this that they have been planning for months, security is going to be tight. there have been street closures in this area on clement street. of course, bus routes have been rerouted for tonight's event. again, president biden, hosting this dinner tonight. it is not a fundraiser event like we have seen earlier this week. this is an official white house event. security is tight. all the dignitaries will be here tonight in the leg

ryan, what is it really like inside the red zone? in moscone he north and it is day three of the summit. i don't want to call this the calm before the storm but it is the calm before the storm but for some of the high stick profile meetings that will happen later on during the week. the one person who has been extremely busy so far is u.s. secretary treasury secretary janet yellen. she gave the opening remarks at this morning's gathering. worldwide inflation and uncertainty around a number of major conflicts including israel, hamas, ukraine, and russia. stressing the need for cooperation among apec's 21 member countries. in the past years they have focused on coming out of the recovery and coming out of the pandemic. it is time to prioritize long-term economic prosperity. >> we need to put ourselves on a sustainable growth path. one where we safeguard our planet while providing our economies with clean energy that they need to grow. >> reporter: yellen has been extremely busy. she has also hosted a number of meetings. yesterday she s

i'm here with ryan goodman. did we have section 268 that you were showing me? >> yes. >> i want to read something to you, secretary, and this is something from the ruling, ryan goodman just found this. section 298 consequently the court finds that petitioners have established that trump engaged in an insurrection on january 6, 2021, through incitement and that the first amendment does not protect trump 's speech. secretary, how significant is that line for you? it is, to me, pretty stunning, the whole concern, oh, well, it is hard to prove. the judge says in the ruling that they did establish that trump engaged in an insurrection. >> it's really powerful for the entire nation. i believe trump incited insur insurrection. there are questions whether it reached the level of disqualification and to find a court of law to determine, yes, he did incite the insurrection, i think is important for the entire country. regardless if trump is on the ballot or not, he is a danger to american democracy. he consistently lies to the american people, incited the insurrection, w

ryan air shares trading 7% higher this morning.yan air expect a record annual profit of 20 billion euro after the summer increase of traffic and 95% load factor and promised investors it would see a dividend in the future. that was big news for ryan air. we have seen that with the other airlines as well. you have air france and klm up 3% this morning. i'm standing in front of it. there is telecom italia down 1.6%. >>> looking at yields, this is driving equities higher. we see a retreat in yeields on both sides of the atlantic. that was the story last week as investors dialed up expectations of fed cuts next year. really pulling back or reining the higher for longer period. you have the german ten-year bund trading at 1.7%. that yield is trading at 1.5% for the two-year yield. this is after we saw a big retreat last week. >>> turning to u.s. futures, green ton the board at this hou. the s&p is looking to gain seven points at this hour. >>> it is set to be another big week of earnings and data on both sides of the atlantic. on the co

nbc's ryan nobles has more >> reporter: senate republicans turning on one of their own. >> it's simply a, in my opinion, an abuse of the powers we have as senators. >> if this is the norm, who the hell wants to serve in the military when your promotion can be canned based on something you had nothing to do with >> reporter: after alabama senator tom tommy tuberville's d has led to a backup over the last seven months. >>>. >> if i thought there was any problem with readiness we wouldn't be doing this >> reporter: tuberville has used his power to object over a pentagon policy that allows service members in states with restrictive abortion laws to travel to other states it happens as the u.s. military is increasing its presence in conflict zones like the middle east >> we going to look back and be stunned at what a national security suicide mission this became >> reporter: a charge tuberville, a former football coach rejects. how would you respond to that? >> i don't flow wknow what he's talking about. he's been in the military. i have not >> reporter: the stress on military families is o

ryan riley, the new book is sedition and theirs. ruth ben-ghiat, as always, thank you for the analysis. ruth ben-ghiat is a professor at nyu. all right, we'll take a quick break. when we come back, we'll continue with the latest on donald trump's fraud trial. we got gag order news in that civil fraud trial, which is proving to be -- of another donald trump mid, donald trump billionaire creation story, stay with us. [ engine starting ] [ "dancing in the moonlight" playing ] stand out in the new, restyled volkswagen atlas cross sport. it does life beautifully. ( ♪♪ ) we're still going for that nice catch. we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem, we're going for a better treatment than warfarin. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk. and has less major bleeding. over 97% of eliquis patients did not experience a stroke. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal

the ryan is profits, so it's a new heights. the low cost at line is the latest carrier to be proposed by surging that fast with us. what's driving them up with the hidden costs of cheap food for us. that's health and environment impacts the costing well trillions of dollars each year. is the state of your business on robots in bell and welcome to the fact that after state dropping demand to add trouble joined upon democratic aviation sector is bouncing back. and then some rhina has just push a $2200000000.00 profit for the 1st half of the year. that's so 59 percent on the same period last year as not just your biggest budget line, but seeing at demand for high demand for flight. lufthansa and france can, and many other carriers also reported strong sales and profits. let's get to a better understanding of the current state of ad travel with steven tow truck. so i use the professor of air and space slow highlighting university in the netherlands. thanks a lot of joining us on data with your business. can you just briefly explain

the tim ryan was leaking and the general council guy named pepper. i went to bill shipment the head of the agency and said, hey, i got this thing for the white house and statement said don't go, you know, close to it with the 20 foot pool and the general counsel. anyway, norris's boss, i called tim ryan the head of the 1st regulatory agency and pictures this. we get this taken away from you. this action against the presidents on the right. god bless them. does an ethics referral? i'm the general counsel the up the i'd say. and so that's why you don't see tim ryan, who is the republican vendors that professor william black. thank you so much for being with us. anyone who wants to tackle corruption has to be willing to go all the way. sometimes that means all the way to the top, there are no short cuts to ensuring honesty and transparency. and it is incumbent on people in positions of authority, whether the elected officials, business leaders, or anybody else to ensure that the rules are followed, and that there's respect for the rule of law. but that'

so ryan, let me start with you and thanks for joining us. today both of you, how hard is it to have a real discussion, a fair american style, 360 degree discussion where we entertain views. there's sometimes uncomfortable on the israel palestine crisis today. or if you are centering half of the debate for expressing their position in that debate, you can't have that debate. it's remarkable. i saw somebody say recently that the 2nd person ever centered by congress was censured for introducing a congressional resolution to end slavery to have. and that's what that is. one of the only times that a member of congress was centered for speech and even that was an act introducing an actual resolution. what were she to, to leave has done here is, is, gets censured for speech. and so to have a debate to say here, here is where i still want to pause. yeah, you know what, i want you to tell our viewers that they may not be following every, you know, twist and turn in american politics. what happens with where she to sleep, what, what is sensor mean and

ryan riley, the new book is sedition and theirs. ruth ben-ghiat, as always, thank you for the analysis. ruth ben-ghiat is a professor at nyu. all right, we'll take a quick break. when we come back, we'll continue with the latest on donald trump's fraud trial. we got gag order news in that civil fraud trial, which is proving to be -- of another donald trump mid, donald trump billionaire creation story, stay with us. ry, stay with us 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein 30 grams protein, one gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients for immune health. (♪♪) ♪ ♪ ♪ cargurus. shop.buy.sell.online. tide is busting laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. cold water, on those stains? ♪♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say tha

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the view we have from our -- hi, ryan, i did not realize we would share this moment.my microphone on? there it is. i was just going to say, we are getting ready for a little bit of rain, then, i want to give you a title. i cannot call you chief, but i will call you captain, how about that? captain pack. >> i will take it. mr. peck gets thrown around here sometimes, i know that is an inside joke in the building. let's go back to the view from our camera looking out from our rooftop. this is a gorgeous day today, fall at its best. we will use san francisco as the example to start. everybody is in the same boat today, all seven or eight degrees above average, but when you are seven or eight degrees above average in san francisco in early november, you go to 75 degrees. with a little offshore breeze, i will lose the numbers for a second, they will come back for the time highs, but the main driving force right now, why this is so critically nice, there is this weak little offshore flow. no sign of the marine layer, that season is pretty much done, and all the areas moving

live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> fascinating. ryan thank you.g, there's another major scandal in the world of digital currency. the ceo of cryptocurrency giant binance is accused of helping criminals, rogue nations, even middle east terrorists. abc news reporter andrea fujii has more on these stunning allegations this morning. >> another major blow to the cryptocurrency industry as the leader of the world's largest crypto exchange pleads guilty to multiple us violations, including money laundering. >> you see the ceo step down and the company and the ceo charged criminally is a very big deal. >> crypto is digital currency exchange through computer networks without relying on banks. in this case, the feds accused binance and its ceo changpeng zhao, of processing more than 100,000 transactions by child abusers, cyber criminals and even terrorists, including hamas. >> it's very likely that you know, crypto was used and funded hamas and they use some of that money to perpetrate the attacks by nance is also accused of profiting off transactions with

ryan curry, abc seven news.orning there's another major scandal in the world of digital crypto. digital currency, i should say. the ceo of cryptocurrency giant binance is accused of helping criminals and rogue nations. the feds accused binance and its ceo, changpeng zhao, of processing more than 100,000 transactions by a child. abusers, cyber criminals and terrorists, including hamas. zhao has pleaded guilty to multiple violations, including money laundering. binance is also accused of profiting off transactions with sanctioned countries, including iran. >> the message here should be clear using new technology to break the law does not make you a disruptor. it makes you a criminal. >> zhao has agreed to pay more than $4 billion in fines and stepped down as ceo. he will be sentenced in february and faces up to 18 months in prison. >> a former san jose police officer who sent racist text messages has been decertified. and according to the california commission on peace officer standards and training website mark m

ryan nobles is at the capitol. >> reporter: tonight, senate republicans turning on one of their own. simply in my opinion an abuse of the powers we have as senators. >> if this is the norm, who the hell wants to serve in the military when your promotion can be canned based on something you had nothing to do with? >> reporter: after alabama senator tommy tuberville's hold on speedy confirmations of military officers had led to a backup of more than 350 promotions over the last seven months. >> if i thought there was any problem with bringing this, we wouldn't be doing this. >> reporter: tuberville has used his power to object to the swift confirmations over a pentagon policy that allows service members in states with restrictive abortion laws to travel to seek abortions in other states. the senate is confirming the officers one by one, a time-consuming process that is happening while the u.s. military is increasing its presence in conflict zones like the middle east. >> we're going to look back at this episode and just be stunned at what a national security suicide mission this became

ryan nobles joins us now from washington. ryan, why was this appearance so important?reporter: well, lester, david weiss' appearance was unprecedented. a special counsel has never appeared before a congressional committee in the midst of an investigation. and it comes during a time where two irs whistle-blowers testified that weiss was prevented from bringing charges against hunter biden. but under oath, weiss made it clear that that wasn't the case, saying, quote, at no time was i blocked or otherwise prevented from pursuing charges or taking the steps necessary in the investigation. now republicans were frustrated that weiss would not answer questions specifically related to the investigation itself. now this testimony comes at a time where republicans are ramping up their impeachment inquiry into president biden. both hunter and the president's brother james are expected to receive subpoenas some time this week. lester? >> and ryan, it's been busy up there today. there was a security scare on capitol hill. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, lester,

i think congressman ryan make a point. it is the issues, it is the message, but we cannot negate the messenger. like, it is joe biden that put up the criticism at the whole messaging situation, it's branding it bidenomics. i don't think people understand what bidenomics is. what they do understand is that you just tell them what they are getting. that is what joe biden did today or yesterday, when he announced the 16 billion dollars for rail. he just told him what they were getting. that is bidenomics, but they did not call it bidenomics. i think that is what needs to happen. that is what andy beshear did tonight. he talked about bidenomics. the battery production facilities. >> prescription drug prices. >> all of those things, so i actually think that the folks -- not that a lot of people of joe biden today, because, honey, i watched the news, i was sitting on the panels, the people had very critical words for the president. he needs to drop out, i don't know. >> mr. steele, do you think the biden campaign and other democ