this is tonya pinones on her wedding day, and this is tonya nearly 40 years ago.just 3. her father, ralph, right here in this photo, making the difficult decision to give tonya and her siblings up for adoption, saying he wasn't able to give them the life he wanted them to have. but he would stay in their lives through the years, and her adoptive dad les would raise her. and as tonya prepared to get married, her adoptive father had a suggestion. he asked her, would you consider having your biological father walk you down the aisle, too? she said, yes, of course, but they didn't tell him, and this was the moment. walking over to the pew, taking her biological father's hand. the two fathers, arm in arm with their daughter, the bride, all three walking down the aisle. both giving the bride away. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: the new bride and proud daughter, tonya. >> just knowing that i am loved so genuinely and so selflessly, it's an amazing feeling. >> david: and joining us, too, her biological father, ralph. >> was i surprised? oh, yeah, i was

tonya work for a nonprofit that mentored kids coming from hard places and she became a mentor to me.the leadership of my church about the opportunities and encourage me to share my story. by witnessing their love for me and of the kids in the foster care system i begin to believe that jesus might love me, too, and they gain the confidence that i didn't have before. at the same time i was running track in high school, track coach became my father figure. after eight out of the foster care system he invited me into his own and under his training i became a five-time state champion and track which allowed me to go to college on a full scholarship and become a part of the 3% of former foster youth to obtain a bachelors degree when he graduated from hillsdale college in 2018. now i'm an author and public speaker guy share my story to help organizations raise funds to serve vulnerable children. i help communities to the film called, care for the orphan and a widow. my greatest honor is i'm a wife and a mom. i've to have biological children and adopted adult son, my husband and our kinship

haddix the woman hiding a former hollywood chimp named tonka in her basement let's say tonya was harboringuman, a child. >> let's say this was human trafficking and not chimpanzee trafficking. does the end justify the means? if it's a human being that she had in her basement? like, where is that line in terms of ethics? i would ask you, because you are a journalist. i'm not a journalist or i don't think i'm a journalist how do you get those stories? you can't walk in and say, you know i'm luke and i'm from cbs and i'm going to interview you about your human trafficking. so how do without having some deception? >> good says if his film work causes more people to consider the plight of animals this is, you know, considered one of the most beautiful tortoises in the world and helps him fund his turtle and tortoise projects. then he's okay ruffling some feathers people say i was angry after watching tiger king or i was angry after watching chimp crazy. >> i'm okay with that because that anger makes people act and so they're angry. they're watching it like this. but i think it it stirs somethin

and dw correspondents, tanya claremont joins us now from jerusalem. tonya, what's the latest over there? well it also appears here that the si size holding that has been the incoming uh no error, its sirens, uh or alons that would indicate this incoming vol, concise time and the ceasefire came into effect. and uh, before that last night, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed is really public explaining the reasoning why the cabinet which voted on this proposal last night came to the conclusion that this is now divide time to come to this temporary fee. so i, the last 4 of 60 days, he basically said that the duration of the agreement depends on the developments and living on the ultimate to give you heard it. and the report that is wrote, maintain freedom of action in both a talked if i was, has full, i would violate this agreement, but he also said the reasoning here was that he wants to read of focus on the wrong and stretch. he didn't elaborate further on the us. he also wants to allow the forces to arrest and to regroup, basically, and also to separate the 2 conflicts that

really sets or violence have made the olive harvest in the region. dangerous for palestinians, dw is tonya kramer, travel to java, near best land, to find out more it's time to harvest olives and is really occupied westbank. here in java, near bethlehem. it's not just palestinians that work they've been joined by group is re lease abraham twist olive gray. this might next to israel separation barrier . an electrify defense in this area which separates the occupied westbank from israel out of this land has been ours for a long time. and it was us who planted the olive trees. oh, so after they built the barrier, they started bothering us and keeping us from coming here, a gun was last year we were banned from being close to the wall. and so to our land soon says you can see the wall is very, very close to where we are going to the he says it was the is really minute tree who stopped him getting to his olive groves off to the october 7th attacks. and the start of the boat and gone to the sea of volunteers from the is really organization run by speak human rights on the ground. hoping that pre

and i also spoke earlier with dw jerusalem correspondent, tonya kramer, about the reaction in israel to this violence and amsterdam. well, that has been very swift and very strong reactions already overnight and a very, you know, on use a statement early on it. we're on 5 o'clock in the morning from the prime minister's office. a been, you mean to, to know they're saying that you, this horrifying incident as the statement said with us most gravity and demanding that the dots with ortiz, make sure that is really citizens that are safe. that was followed by another statement, a bit later where it was said that she needed to know, spoke with adults prime minister. and this statement they spoke about and anti semitic attacks on these tents. they're in, i'm so dumb. also asking us from here for to increase the safety not only on those visitors, those funds, but also those the, the jewish community in, i'm saddam, and they also are from president i so it has so he put it on very strong words saying a cold it as anti semitic pro, grown against them, a copy televi son's, unexpressed also has

people attacked what civilians returning to their homes. landscape 6th straight to correspondence that tonya cramer in jerusalem and stomach mana in bay moved welcome both i stand out. let's stop with you that in baby boots, what more can you tell us? a 7 on special a news agency has reported several or violations of the ceasefire agreement. and the last couple of hours uh there was also a drone report to it that attacked um a car in the town of my cover. uh, 2 people are injured and has been taken to a hospital. we also saw that the israel army has now confirmed that it has fired on several towns in the, in the sounds of leveling. and these attacks are taking place in the direct border region and an area that is where l hex has explained to be a restricted area and it has the cold and residents not to come back to this area yet. and the, this, these, the area is also including villages where that is where 80 army is not present yet . and these villages have not been occupied before to turn your claim in jerusalem . what seems right, the military, se of what all was there confirming right no

it's right to take military action against immune and threats from living on the w correspondent, tonya claim a joins us now from jerusalem. tanya, do we know when we might be able to expect a decision on this, these 5 plan as well? who might get an idea, i mean, there's still a meeting as far as we understand since the late afternoon, better. you've been also being told that prime minister benjamin netanyahu look at the statement of the conclusion of this meeting that should be or was scheduled for now. for 8 o'clock local time, but we will have to wait and see whether this will happen around the time. and we understand that the cabinet, the security cabinet, is now reviewing the details of this proposal and is expected to vote on it and be just heard of some of the outlines of distress. we do not know all the details yet. there is some opposition within the cabinet itself. some of the far right ministers have said they want to see has been a defeated and that they want to see the war to be a continued. but this also a sense that for now, at least that is a sense that has been given by

and i assume that tonya claimant in jerusalem, welcome atanya. so we just had is really a thoughts as critical as these uh, warrens were being sold. what did i say now they being issued? well, i mean this is of course is seen as in mass us and the made to develop and uh, in this legal case and reactions from is very politicians are actually pouring in as we speak. we still have to hear from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. himself was scheduled today to meet with the special envoy, u, as in boy, i'm as host and to speak about a possible a ceasefire with a husband now. but, you know, already back in may, we saw a massive push back there when the ice se prosecute had decided to that he was seeking arrest warrants against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and that then defense minister, your scholar and he was dismissed. in the meantime, he is no longer defense minister, but he also so those arrest once again, 3 hamas leader that are all believe to have been killed the least for 2 then we know for sure now is where i had argued then already that

now since that restaurant is tonya and sergeant, okay, i was a lieutenant in the us aren't. oh yeah, good. yeah it's, it's good to see so many people from around the world coming to fight for russia. yeah. against nazis against global list, against george soros and all of this wickedness. yes. and, and i think the russia will when very, very soon. oh yes, i believe it goes. yeah, we do at be this will. yeah, yes. take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures, design to simplify. it will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusions, going underground? can the of all google claimed and ruined the lines of tens of thousands, but it was the hague tribunal, with delta of finishing flow to the muscle. expand on your side, i will talk to you and will all of that will cause up the curious thought me memories that the trust of yours done or some of the funding that has made them or

as fox's tonya powers reports, the cdc is also warning of a possible covid surge during the holidays.se in respiratory diseases in the coming weeks, as the weather gets colder and folks spend more time indoors. but at some hospitals, the surge is already here. >> i have never seen pneumonias at this level ever. >> health care providers across the country are reporting a big uptick in rsv and walking pneumonia cases, with er visits due to pneumonia more than doubling since october. rates of infection were the highest among those one year old or younger, but it's also hitting older children harder than expected. this year. >> some of the age groups are very frightening. 10 to 17 year olds is a 2,167% increase. >> meanwhile, the cdc says rsv rates are now elevated throughout the u.s, and they're the highest in the southern, central and eastern parts of the country. there are currently three different rsv vaccines available to the public, but less than 40% of those eligible have rolled up their sleeves. so far. >> we are early in the respiratory virus season, and now is the time to protec

the every fridays susanna drawings to the synagogue in berlin, tonya, from sort of the plan to even before october 7th. it was important to me. now, of course, it's much, much more important because i'm not alone. when i'm there before hand, we do some schmoozing, a huge word for having a friendly chat down. it gives a strength and a feeling of togetherness. it's wonderful. the, even after a year, right by eunice eva is. and he's congregation, a still deeply affected by the events of october 7th, 2023 thus far showing you with 100 long series of turning point, especially when it came to the reaction to those events. all these i did turned out that even though politicians were saying and doing the right things in terms of supporting israel and that was perhaps not reflected in society on up to understood somebody's fires. does a job i index position anti semitism. that's which was always present in a latent way on, is now manifesting itself to an extent that we could have never imagined. and i'm also yet, sykes, this my vision, mr. flushed. mr. show and feeling like we have to stand up for

they say they found tonya alfandary unresponsive and she died at the scene. her husband, alvaro sierra, was also in the home and had self-inflicted cuts. he was taken to the hospital and discharged on saturday and that's when officers arrested him. and a reminder to you that if you or someone you know needs help, call the national domestic violence hotline right there on your screen. one (800) 799-7233 you can also text start to 88788. the new report is out on the number of so-called ghost guns being used in crimes and seized by law enforcement, up and down california. the department of justice report, released today in san francisco by state attorney general rob bonta. now, according to the report, the number of ghost guns recovered from crime scenes was down 23% last year compared to the year before. attorney general bonta says despite the decrease, the report, quote, documents just how dangerous the ghost gun industry is. are actually even scarier than they sound. ghost guns are unserialized, untraceable firearms assembled by individuals who are not licens

however, the outlook could be better in the medium term as well, tonya, but anybody in is in a privileged position compared to other e u countries of the one, we have a lower renewable electricity production costs, etc. normally may not giving us the potential to lead in renewable energy development within the new owners. been throwing the barriers, these s a f as an opportunity for rule development as well with us in it as we get this could bring prosperity and improve regional kind of existence by establishing industries in areas currently knocking well on us such as springs. the populate to the region 11, and we know those are precisely why rule materials and renewable energy are available here in a lovely. but what does this mean for air travel as it yeah, of costs more than fossil based kerosene? well, i said i must go to flying, will become more expensive. unfortunately, at least a fast end up at the low cost, how much i can just have a handle but, but we're working to lowest soft price is quickly by ramping up production a lot. this perceive live, but the most products you on and s

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tonya mean for is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and his government was in griffin, hearing a lot of criticism, especially from community leaders in the north. but that house being and you know, for the past year, so they said that the government is not handling this very well. so i think the bottom line is here. again, those people are against the government against mention yahoo or support the government. they will stay like this day is not a huge movement yet. i mean, it's still early days and disagreements. and we haven't seen anything a, a, you know, substantial is changing in those polls. the nice thing, what was interesting to see is that there was not, i mean, the wherever reservations there, where there was a position from some of his cabinet members, especially from the far right. but only one of our rights are men coming in men, but it's him a ben voted against disagreement. this would have looked much, much different if he would be talking about a seas file hostage. still in garza where those cabinet members have actually threatened to top of the government. so i

but basically as president has filed through tonya, if you as president elect donald trump, imposes terrorist and goods from high country trump is also threatened in bond, goes on kind of there as well as china. smoking phase of trade was strong home and has moved from mexico city. on the 2nd, the other story is, so you'll be in mexico's president cody assigned them, reading aloud from her left to the donald trump. is the model of the intellect all the little. it's a delicate one of the us president elect promised to charge 25 percent terrace on new countries goods to the states as soon as he's sworn in this january. her response was carefully wooded, but she still for i don't for winning a varone own that ends in one terrace will lead to another and so on until we put so i'll come on companies at risk and, but it says it's not an empty building, sharp mx cruise, currently the us is number one, trading partner and it's hard for american consumers would also suffer. so shutting down fuels so address trumps to months that he's as yet hypothetical terrace would only be dropped when the flow fent

world central kitchens has to remember as a 5th team had been killed and it is really or striking, tonya. and us and southern gaza reports a and other 2 people were also killed in what's believe to be a drone strike on a vehicle. they were traveling in business. the 3rd time this year that world central kitchen workers and gaza have been attacked. 7, mostly foreign workers. were killed in april, while the palestinian was killed in july. had them as and what was this is the husband of the doctor and responsible for the world central kitchen and the eastern part of con eunice as him has been working with us since the days of for the fall. he was the only child of his family and had one daughter, sophia, next year. we were driving through the area when we saw the call hit by miss sile about 200 meters away. it kept moving and then it was hit by another miss file. there was 3 or 4 employees in it from the international affairs department. they were told upon welcome to citizens trying to help them also mounted with them. elsewhere in gaza, at least 20 palestinians have been killed and is rea

and the city of tonya kind of wanted to bring installation staff from central garza honey. thank u. o u, as in boy m, as hochstein says a cx 5 do can be reached between hezbollah and israel. hawk seems been holding meetings, and 11 is capital beverage. he says, talks on the us drafted proposal have been productive and a deal could happen. in the next couple of days. we have a real opportunity to bring this conflict to an end. this is a moment of decision making. i'm here in the route to facilitate that decision, but it's ultimately the decision of the party to reach a conclusion to this conflict. it is now within our grasp sides. the window is now, i hope, the coming days yields a resolute. this is where any forces have shelton killed pre palace and is in the city of janine and the occupied west bank. the army says there were members of the. busy lubbock jihad group and were killed as a fault with israeli soldiers. but witnesses say around 20 ami vehicles were involved and the rate and the 3 men was surrounded, then killed notary then demolished a nearby warehouse and injured livest

but the next case present has vowed through tonya, if you as president elect donald trump and prizes terrace on goods from her country, she says the levies with cause installation and job losses for both countries. trump has also threatened involved goes on kind of that and china closing phase of trade was john home and has moved from mexico city when that comes back in the other story is so you, me and mix crews. president cody is showing them reading aloud from head like to to donald trump is the model, but i see, and they licked all the little. it's a delicate one of the us president elect promise to charge 25 percent terrace on the countries goods to the states. as soon as he sold it and this january, her response was carefully wooded, but she still fired off the warning of her own own that ends in one terrace will lead to another and so on until we put so i'll come on companies at risk in but it says it's not an empty building, sharp mx cruise. currently the us is number one trading partner, and it's hard for american consumers would also suffer shame down. she also address trum

district jud tonya chutkan has agreed with special counsel jack smith's request to dismiss the committal cases against president elect donald trump concerning an attempt to ovturn the results of the 2020 presidential election and the former president's handling of classified documen at his mar-a-lago estate. accordg to pitico, mr. smith consulted th justice department officials about whether an ongoing prosecution against a person elected president might continue, and they concluded that long-standing prohibition on prosecuting a sitting president would apply in this circumstance following mr. trump's inauguraon. presidenelect trump has repeatedly pleed to fire mr. smith once he retook office. . smith now plans to finish his rk and resign along with other members of his team before mr. trump is sworn in on january 20. ♪ >> talmage boston considers himself a full-time lawyer and a full-time historian. his latest book is called "how the best data, leadership lessons from our top residents." he chose the first four of eight off the face of mount rushmore. george washington, thomas jefferson

distct judge tonya agreed to jack smith's request to dismiss criminal cases against donald trump concerning attempts to overturn the results of the presidential election an handling of classified documts at his estate. mr. smith consulted with justi department officials about whether prosecution may continue and they concluded the prohibition would apply. following the inauguration. trump pledged to fire mr. smith. mr. sth plans to finish his work and resign before mr. trump is sworn in. >> c-span's washington journal, involving you to discuss issues in government, politics, public policy from washington to across the country. tuesday morning martin this cusses his previous -- pbs film, then ed of the public policy center explores how trump could use recess appointments to fill key positions.

we wait ruling for the circuit court judges in atlanta and judge tonya chucken in dc who are expected dismiss both cases after all jack smith is asking them 20 do so and the defense agrees they should, too. edward? >> david, appreciate it. on top of everything. so forget senators. president-elect trump's treasury pick is giving a green light from investors. we are on its. plus a warning for americans enemy from trump's top man on the national security council. why? some here say the message from mike walz cannot be shared enough. tom homan prepares to hit eagle pass texas tomorrow. lowe's knows getting it done, is easier said than done. thanks. - happy to help. so if you... forgot the lights. we've got same day delivery to help you get it. done! good! lowe's knows how to help you holiday. there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. —no peeking. —okay. okay. ♪ open. ♪ ♪ over 600,000 usps employees working in sync to ensure

tonya, arizona. good morning. caller: good morning.o, the messages that the democrats do not know how to message, for starters. there is a lot of lame to go around. joe biden, when he stated he was going to be a one term president or something to that effect, and that he did not, and then he waited and waited to step down. that was a very big problem. i don't think there was enough time to be established as a candidate. she also did not message well. you know, when you talk about an opportunity economy, what does that mean? she did not talk enough about the border. people thought she was too much like biden, and they did not want biden to come, so they were not going to vote for her. so, yeah, the democrats are too afraid of hurting anyone's feelings, so they let joe biden go on and on instead of telling him right off the bat, you cannot do this. courtesy, rule over now we have a dictator in power, it is crazy. they don't know how to message. it had this problem for a long time. host: what would you have liked to see them focus more on

this court is this judge tonya who is horrific obama appointee a left wing bomb throat and the robe.hey asking the court to vacate the remaining deadlines that is the schedule. the pretrial schedule before the government time to assess this unprecedented circumstance and determine the appropriate course going forward consistent with the department of justice policy by december 2 so remains over president-elect trump's head december 2 they gave themselves the government will file a status report otherwise informed the court of the result of its deliberations the government consulted with defense counsel who do not object to this request they have not made any decision yet because they are corrupt. this memo i have brought to you, october 16, 2000 which incorporates a memo by the department of justice as well. in 197 1973 suffer half of a cey it has been the position of the united states government and the department of justice you cannot indict a sitting president. i will get to the point the indictment of criminal prosecution of a sitting president would unconstitutionally undermine

of filing that asks federal judge tonya check into pause the case as he whines it down.drop this case fox news is told before donald trump takes the oath of office on january 20th. he has to drop at. it's against long-standing doj policy to prosecute a sitting president. fox is told by sources that won't happen. smith will wrap up his work before then and will be a formal special council when trump moves into the white house. of filing today reads the government respectful he requests the court vacate the remaining deadlines in the pretrial schedule to afford of government time to assess unprecedented circumstance and determine the appropriate cause going forward. the judge signed and/or within minutes a green and has until december second 2 so been more thorough plan how he will wind on the case. he lost of the summer and classified documents case that the judge dropped. smith and testing appealing with a circuit course but expect that case to be drop before trump takes office. there's 2 other people charge and classified documents case including trump's assistant and f

because of veterans like tonya who serve the fellow vet. this future is because the 451,000 now v.a. employees there in your committees and neighborhoods across the country, your neighbors will keep vets at the heart of their care. and is because partners like each of you in this room, the vsos, the journalists, i'll close with the final word to the vets watching today. your audible service in uniform sets the example for the rest of the country. you are the keepers of our national ethos. that deep and abiding sense of purpose you learned and applied in serving, your camaraderie, your care for each other. your sense of teamwork that make you stronger together. in combat, and now in your community. not driven by your political differences, not polarized by your social media. that is exactly what we need, what this country needs. your examples are something that all of us can learn from. so again to all veterans, that was here today, those watching, thank you for everything. and to the press club, my thanks for all that you do holding as acco

in new york, tonya powers, ktvu, fox two news. >> straight back to our meteorologist, mark tamayo herewoke up this morning and said, okay, i don't see rain. what's the big deal? a lot of those questions have been answered, but also, we're at the very beginning of this, right? yeah. >> and for one part of the bay area. gasia this will lead to some problems because whenever we say a stalled system, that is a key concern, especially this time of year. so that main focus right now is in parts of the north bay, santa rosa has has been reporting some heavy rain all morning long off and on even into this afternoon. so the focus is up in sonoma county, mendocino county. that's where we're expecting the biggest numbers here. you can see the rainfall expectations right on through monday could be approaching 14in for the coastal hills of the north bay. a big range in the north bay. it's kind of ridiculous. 6 to 12in for one sector. that could be six inches for portions of marin county, upwards of 12in for northern sonoma county, and then still the rainfall eventually gets at least the pattern beg

at the and the northern part of district in tonya, and it's also another attack that kills at close to 5 people from one family inside their residential homes. the attacks continue to do happen to continue to pound across the street. again, not only just the causing further civilian casualties, but also the sheer level of destruction that is already causing emotional trauma for people. because if they've raised many of their memories, many of the, of the, the, the ties that they have with their, with their homes, with their streets a neighborhood. honey, thank you so much for the updates that sounded. there's honey, my mode in down, but i central guys, i will of course be checking in with you throughout the day. and other developments 9 the region. they've been in tens bottles between the syrian government forces and fighters in the northwest and provinces of a level and did live at least a 132 fighters and soldiers were killed. after an ongoing launch, an attack hummed us on whole triplets. for a 2nd day, there are fierce battles between syria and forces and fighters. after the highes

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northern part of the state, but includes the central area for the southern part of the state and city of tonya . and it was the late hours of last night is really monetary, is truck, a coffee shop that's at the heart of a loss. evacuations on net. what's really concerning about this, this attack came hours after this really military announce the expansion of the human materials known including loss evacuation safe zone in the city of china. that is located the, the, the, the western parts of pioneer in a city where the majority of this place, how a feeling since that the initial month of the work being evacuating the children inside the air, evacuation zone. and mazda been targeted repeatedly by this video military, but as of yesterday, they've already been told this then. so it's okay to go out at night and be at that coffee shop. little do you know that it was going to be a target? the talk with 11 people including 2 children and 3 miners among the dead. and 8, the story keeps evolving until early hours of this morning. as many of the people who arrived with severe injury do, admitted to not

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