townsend. well, you had a whole range of of operatives, people involved with this scandal, people like robert mcfarland, who had been the national security adviser, who was deeply involved in these orchestrated efforts to channel well, to go to the iranians to try to secure the release of hostages in exchange for the sale of these weapons systems. and then the money being channeled and used to support the contras. so mcfarland was a very, very important part of the of the the proceeding. fine. paul who was the assistant to oliver north who helped him destroy documents? she was, you know, a young woman who was kind of got lot of attention because she was she was attractive and the whole thing sort of played to the media's feeding frenzy on this overall situation. so, you know, there were many people who who appeared before this these proceedings who became quite prominent and gave important and ultimately the iran contra hearings and investigation revealed a great deal about the way the executiv

joining us is jim townsend, director of the levin center for oversight and democracy. mr. townsend. what was the mccarthy era? well, the mccarthy era was a period in the early 1950s where the public had become really quite concerned about the possibility of communist infiltration into major american institutions, including the united states government and senator mccarthy, who was a first term senator from wisconsin, took advantage of that public concern. and his position on certain key committees in the senate to start raising allegations, making allegations against various institutions in the government, particularly in the military and in aspects of the state department. and he used his position as a congressional investigator to hold numerous hearings, both in private and in public, to explore these allegations and then to make further accusations about the infiltration of of of communists in american government and american society. mr. townsend, was the red scare alleged intimate thing at that time in the late forties, early fifties? well, i think it's hard to say what's legit

jim townsend, what were those? >> well, senator mccarthy had begun to make allegations against the u.s. military and the army in particular, a facility, the signal corps facility, they had started to assert there were communists who had infiltrated that particular facility. he, during the course, was really starting to come into conflict with not only the u.s. army, but the eisenhower administration, a republican administration, of course. this started to raise a lot of concerns, because of the way that senator mccarthy was behaving. his behavior was becoming increasingly erratic particularly with cohn and another staff member named david schein , were getting into more and more conflicts, and ultimately what would happen is, some of senator mccarthy's opponents started to raise the question of why these young lawyers, because at the time, there was a draft, why two young lawyers had t been themselves, drafted into the miliry. it turned out that david schein was in fact drafted, and a big controversy erupted around

he's pretty friendly with charles townsend one point famous townsend acts there passed by charles townsend. gates is friendly with him for a while, but he as he's very disgruntled by his own personal experiences and that he feels like he's being denied his own personal. i was on a qualified position within within the british military establishment. you can see these these views change. so by 1768, he actually he dines of benjamin franklin evening and franklin refers to him as a friend of america. so by 1768, franklin thinks, he's on the american side of the imperial crisis. he argues that american are entitled to push for a total repeal the townsend act, not just a partial repeal. there's also a very revealing essay letter or a speech. he writes in 1769, which is probably a draft speech of him considering running for public office, not clear if it's parliament or some local. but in that speech, at least, he calls britain's treatment of the colony is pernicious. so he's openly critical of the of britain's treatment of the colonies thinks it's too heavy handed handed of a manner the way they

una entrevista con el coordinador del juego y entrenador de los defensa de los detroit lions de townsendprimera parada era en detroit. steve corbin no tuvo su mejor noche anotando apenas 5 de sus 21 intentos, además de fallar 12 de 14 desde la línea de 3 puntos debido a una lesión en la mano. aún así, sin la mejor versión de steph, parecía que lo iba a ganar con calma, ya que en la segunda mitad comenzó a escaparse y llegó a ganar por 18 puntos en la mitad del cuarto cuarto. pero gracias a los 32 puntos de keith cunningham, los pistons fueron recortando la distancia y el partido se iba a tener que definir en el último segundo, con un intento de 3 puntos de malik beasley que pudo mandar el partido a tiempo extra. la siguiente parada de los dos será en indiana. lo ganaron 107 a 104. vamos ahora con noticias de la selección mexicana, que hoy confirmó un rumor que sonaba desde hace meses y como se lo habíamos adelantado, la selección dirigida por el vasco aguirre jugará contra clubes en la fecha fifa por medio de un comunicado. la selección nacional anunció que estará visitando el estadio mo

it was jeremy townsend or jay, that man she had an affair with before meeting travis.nd this young girl. the desperation and fear runs and retreats fire that she believes she shot michael. they were separated. michael came in the residence one morning. lori was getting the children ready for school. lori refused to go back with him. he got angry, started beating on her. lori ended up on the floor. isabel retrieved a handgun and she believes she shot michael shaver. >> and at that very moment, the defense says jeremy stormed into the house and took control and watched jeremy. >> banks are gone from this about. is michael shaver, says lori, get these kids out of here. i'll take care of this. >> but prosecutors say this story is preposterous. they argue that lori shaver acted alone and killed michael for her own selfish reasons to be with her then boyfriend, jeremy townsend. what is the motive here? >> lori really wanted to be with jeremy. she actively sought to ruin that relationship between jeremy and his wife. >> she pretended to be michael in order to out jeremy to hi

youngstown is, one of the biggest lakes, if you go to the lakes and uganda via numerous late i didn't. townsend the, the numerous lakes in the west on fiber of costs. we yeah, well, i've already talked about the reverse, but the font size of the agree, but they are the new jays of the agree, but they're under of cost of the chart. but the question these, these revise that we are talking about is what up, what is that we are talking about knowing, as we do that they are the lifeblood of the economies of many of the kind of countries. what is happening to them and what is bringing about all these things? one of them is deforestation. you know, they all has the time when many african countries, not that those dimes behind us assume that you could destroy you a forest for funding purposes. without consequence, we now know that if you don't take care of you afford as then you are going to suffer. we know is that because you have seen nigeria suffering because of do for this fish you have seen can yeah, suffer because of difficult a station. we have seen many of the countries suffered because of do f

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the site is located between fourth king seventh and townsend streets and functions as caltrans northern terminus as well as an active service and maintenance yard. prologis owns the underlying land and caltrain holds a perpetual easement to operate rail on the site. so we're here to brief the commission today and the public not on a single project but on a suite of parallel efforts all at different stages in their respective processes which have transformative potential and implications for the future of this site. and the surrounding neighborhoods. these efforts include but are not limited to the portal which is also known as the downtown rail extension or d.t. detects that's led by t.j. pierre. the pennsylvania avenue extension project or pax led by s.f. cta, the preliminary business case or pbc led by caltrain and prologis the s.f. rail yards, neighborhood and community engagement planning effort led by the planning department and the s.f. rail yards neighbor sorry development project that is a potential public private partnership led by prologis. >> okay so the reason that we're foc

joining me, carol lee, jonathan march continue of politico, and symone sanders townsend, and marc shortlcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >> good sunday morning. on this first weekend of 2025, the nation is on edge after deadly new year's attacks in new orleans and las vegas. federal officials are on high alert about potential security threats as washington prepares for a series of key public events, the certification of the election on monday, and jimmy carter's state funeral on thursday, and in 15 days, president trump's inauguration. president biden on the tragedy in louisiana. >> to all the families killed, to all those injured, to all the people of new orleans who are groving today, i want you to know i grieve with you. our nation grieves with you. we will stand with you as you mourn and as you heal. >> according to the fbi, the new orleans attacker, a u.s. citizen and army veteran from texas who was inspired by isis to kill 14 people planned

i'm ymone sanders townsend. we begin with the deadly attack in new orleans. some of the footage is disturbing. surveillance video shows the moment a man drove a pickup truck into a crowd of people celebrating the new year on bourbon street early yesterday morning. he drove on to a sidewalk, bypassing a police vehicle. at least 15 were killed in the attack, and 30 others injured. the driver then opened fire at police and died in the shootout. authorities are now investigating the attack as an act of terrorism. joining us from new orleans, nbc's jay gray. jay, what more do we know at this hour? >> reporter: yeah, still a lot to uncover here. it the investigation continuing. you can see this area still locked down even at this early hour in new orleans. i would see revelers coming out of the french quarter, people along the streets. there is an eerie silence right now here. and concern across this city as so many here along with investigators continue to search for answers. chaos in the french quarter. this truck darting around a police vehicle, then acceleratin

(pres) let's speak to derrick townsend, a resident in santa monica who has been evacuated.ime. tell us what happened to you. irate this difficult time. tell us what happened to you. we came to a hue what happened to you. we came to a huge plume _ what happened to you. we came to a huge plume of _ what happened to you. we came to a huge plume of smoke - to a huge plume of smoke covering over pacific palisades. i don't have open access to the ocean right there to see where the fire had started. we are kind of used to fires. they continue to grow. i returned home and as of now i had to evacuate because the fire has been continually moving because of the wind and it had shifted to my neighbourhood santa monica, there was a large warning. ah, there was a large warning. a mandatory evacuation. how does that work? how much time do you have to get out? what kind of things are you able to take with you from your home? the warninus with you from your home? the warnings come _ with you from your home? tie: warnings come pretty with you from your home? tt;e: warnings come pretty quickl

symone sanders townsend, former chief spokeswoman for vice president kamala harris, and marc short, formerhief of staff to vice president mike pence. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." ♪♪ >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. on this first weekend of 2025, the nation is on edge after deadly new year's attacks in new orleans and las vegas. federal officials are on high alert about potential security threats as washington prepares for a series of key public events. the certification of the 2024 election on monday, president jimmy carter's state funeral on thursday at the national cathedral and in just 15 days, president-elect trump's inauguration. president biden with an emotional message to the victims' families of the tragedy in louisiana. >> to the families of all those killed, to all those injured and the people of new orleans who are grieving today i want you to know, i grieve with you. our nation grieves with you and we will stand with you as you mourn and as you hea

also, want to remind you real quickly that this thursday, january 30th, symone sanders townsend, jen psaki, and i will be moderating a forum of the candidates running for the to run the democratic national committee. so you don't want to miss that. we'll be we'll be promoting it all weekend long. so you'll get to see the information. we've got a qr code for that as well. and on that note, i wish you a good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. see you this weekend. the purge president trump fires at least a dozen inspectors general of federal agencies, the ones responsible for investigating fraud, waste and abuse. why this stunning move that has support from some republicans is a blow against government accountability? confirmed hours after defense secretary pete hegseth is sworn in after his skin of the teeth confirmation last night, the senate today confirmed kristi noem as homeland security secretary just in time for mass deportations. birthright. with the stroke of a pen, president trump attempts to wipe out an entire class

. >>> greetings, i'm simone to sanders townsend in for stephanie ruhle. tonight americans are on edge after the terror attack in new orleans and the cybertruck explosion in las vegas. today authorities released more information about both incidents, and say at this point there is no evidence they are connected. investigators say the driver in the new orleans attack acted alone and was inspired by isis. nbc news reports that the fbi found remnants of bomb making in the attackers home in houston, and a signal for an amount of bomb making materials and chemicals in his trailer in harris county texas. nbc's senior national correspondent tom llamas will start us off with the latest from louisiana. >> reporter: tonight, this new video showing the high-speed terror attack in the early hours of new year's day. >> we got a white, white card, i need ems in canal and bourbon now. >> reporter: people celebrating on bourbon street in new orleans scrambling to dodge that white pickup truck the fbi says was driven by 42-year-old texas born jabbar. he died after crashing

i'm alicia menendez with symone sanders townsend and michael steele. today, donald trump returns to washington and prepares to take power. the new details of his plans for day one. plus, fresh off of grilling trump's cabinet picks, senator kirsten gillibrand is at the table and will talk with us. and breaking this morning the cease fire between israel and hamas, now in effect, the first hostages could be released while we are on air. it is a busy sunday morning, so grab your coffee. settle in. welcome to the weekend. >> we begin this morning with breaking news out of the middle east. >> a cease fire between israel and hamas is now in effect. the truce started at 415 eastern time this morning. that was after a delay of several hours as part of the deal. the first three hostages are expected to be released as soon as 9 a.m. eastern. american hostages are not a part of this first release. joining us now live from israel is nbc news correspondent daniele hamamdjian. danielle, what can you tell us about what happened this morning? why there was a delay. and

but before we go to break next thursday, join me, jen psaki, symone sanders townsend and luke russert. we're moderating the dnc leadership forum ahead of the party's elections. just scan the qr code on your screen to register to attend virtually. and when we come back as trump tours destruction sites in north carolina and california, he suggests getting rid of fema, the agency that helps when these natural disasters strike. and later, trump may have granted clemency to the january to january 6th rioters. but a judge has a warning for some of them. stay out of d.c. or else. the 11th hour just getting underway 11th hour just getting underway on ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. botox® effects may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as trouble swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, o

symone sanders townsend joins us, co-host of the msnbc morning show the weekend. she's also the former chief spokesperson for vice president harris. susan glasser is here. staff writer for the new yorker. barbara mcquade, a veteran federal prosecutor and former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. and isaac rosendorff, national political reporter for the washington post and author of the book finish what we started the maga movement's ground war to end democracy. madame sanders townsend joe biden started the day with a flurry of pardons, including some of his own family members. but it was donald trump pardoning or commuting, commuting virtually all of the january 6th convictions, which got a whole lot more attention. what was your takeaway? >> well, look, first of all, donald trump had said that he was going to pardon the january 6th hostages, as he called them, and we know they are not hostages. these were people who went through the legal system and were convicted by a jury of their peers, many of them serving sentences. right. they they committe

all right. >> fran townsend, good to see you. and thank you very much. and thanks so much, as always to all of you for being with

but before we go to break next thursday, join me, jen psaki, symone sanders townsend and luke russert. we're moderating the dnc leadership forum ahead of the party's elections. just scan the qr code on your screen to register to attend virtually. and when we come back as trump tours destruction sites in north carolina and california, he suggests getting rid of fema, the agency that helps when these natural disasters strike. and later, trump may have granted clemency to the january to january 6th rioters. but a judge has a warning for some of them. stay out of d.c. or else. the 11th hour just getting underway 11th hour just getting underway on a friday introducing new eroxon gel, the first fda-cleared ed treatment available without a prescription. eroxon gel is clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy. new eroxon ed treatment gel. do your dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one

fran townsend, former counterterrorism and u.s.and security advisor to president george w bush. circumstances are unfortunate, but i am so glad to have you back, fran. i know we all are so obviously, the report in this case about any link to the border was was inaccurate. but mike waltz is making a specific point separate from that. he's saying the southern border has made the u.s. more vulnerable to terrorism. um, how how serious is that threat right now? >> it's a very serious threat. and, erin, it goes back to right after nine over 11. president bush was so worried about this that during the course of his presidency, he signed national guardsmen to go down there and sort of back up and assist border patrol. i mean, this has been an ongoing problem. the the sheer numbers that we've seen during this presidency just present a vulnerability for people to get through. >> right. and, of course, you know, he mentions the tajikistan issue. all of those things are true. again, not in this particular case, but it's raised the question. tr

but before we go to break next thursday, join me, jen psaki symone sanders townsend and luke russert. we're moderating the dnc leadership forum ahead of the party's elections. just scan the qr code on your screen to register to attend virtually. and when we come back as trump tours destruction sites in north carolina and california, he suggests getting rid of fema, the agency that helps when these natural disasters strike. and later, trump may have granted clemency to the january to january 6th rioters. but a judge has a warning for some of them. stay out of d.c. or else. the 11th hour just getting underway 11th hour just getting underway on a friday with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier. react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity. e*trade from morgan stanley. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done... with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa. - headache? - better now. mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and don

and the fourth at townsend in san francisco.akland, a martin luther king junior rally will be held at 99 hegenberger road at 10 a.m. and in san jose, an mlk coyote creek. cleanup starts at 9 a.m. at selma olander dog park. it's a special day for the most famous visitors at san francisco's pier 39.p next, your invitation to help celebrate the 35th anniversary of the pier's sea lions. >> i'm spencer christian. no fire danger warnings in the bay area right now, but we do have gusty winds coming our way and a wind advisory. i'll give you a closer look at this and the accuweather a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back. now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah... i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ♪ with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and most peopl

they interviewed deshea townsend. he's the passing game coordinator, defensive passing game coordinator and defensive backs coach of the lions. but it just seems like they did the first moves to satisfy the rooney rule. having interviewing two external candidates. minority candidates. so i would think kyle shanahan will want to move quickly because now one spot as far as nfl head coaches has been filled. and you know the mike vrabel with the patriots now will want to start filling his vacancies on that coaching staff. so yeah i would think that kyle shanahan learning from you know the past would like to get ahead of this. absolutely i think the faster they get a guy in there, the faster they can start deciding how they want to format the defense. you know, whether they want to make some changes, how they want to approach the draft. i mean, all of that stuff becomes so important early on. and the fact that the 49ers have not been able to do hiring this way until well into, you know, after the super bowl is over or the

well, number one is made to what cost, like 10 months car, a townsend in the 3rd round on rob labor rina. i served with letting it down into house and broke the belt the straight times with the salt of the match that somehow sutherland hung on to win 766 full of the most difficult hours of the tenants. so now please see me to take a go moved into a room full with a straightforward victory. i was a former us open finalist layla fernandez the 3 on beaten street. the season 8 matches 2 times the champion nearly as something pays out full to retire with an injury while she was training. and how much was belinda vintage saw also i pulled out of the oakland. finally, this month with the entry in holland has signed a huge contract extension at months of the city. keeping that until 2034. it's a 9 and a half. you deal for the 24 year old strike a who a school, a 111 goals and a 125 games since joining from birth, the adult ment in 2022. the no way strikeouts will be fuzzy for when the contract expires. it comes to city white for verdict on a 115 alleged breaches of the premier leaks financial ru

it's january 3rd moxie anniversary of the death of a rainy and general townsend stolen on a kilt and a 2020 us throne strike as well. that influence of the region made of a key figure in the middle east. also correspondent use of delani looks back at his life and the impacts of his assassination. if it was run the terrace. what's human, your body? you celebrated as a hero. 5 years after the was wrong, we took out the gc. what's 1st came out there, are jew involved from so many money? the money is still have him in high regard. best known for his pivotal role, the battling devices in syria under arch, sorry, moneys. where does he continues to be honored to annual memorial gatherings like this with beads? let's start with contrast, the view of american officials then that the west exploits and distorts everything in the name of freedom and the fight against terrorism. they are the creators of organized terrorism that we witness in the region. and example is how the west has dress terrace in suits to whitewash their past. someone with a notorious track record and terrorism for whom the

acknowledged the the breakthroughs, but they have not confirmed the complete capture off with the townsend and just the full, some background to the congress. these on the, on the m. 23 available group. i've been fighting for control of government and the surrounding areas for many years now to entry to city, which is also known as the most treat to city movement is among the 100 um triple groups and the eastern d. c. it is most significant city to come to 70 jew to its elected ties with edison for one day. it is also popularly known as a militant route, which was formed by 2 sees who defected from the congress these army over a decade ago. the continue was fighting and i'm re said that to the liberal who has been taught to off, has fueled many or also one of the goals. most distribution attribute prices with of the 7000000 people displaced. the group has also been advancing steadily in recent weeks, capturing civil strategic towns. and since the year began, the united nations tells us that more than $200000.00 people have been displaced by the fighting, even to the places that they arrive

so tom, the admitted to ration and the notes as well has been ongoing web portal. townsend, but it just, austin, i'm that tech support were facing of every month was caustic, see of information regarding the displaced families are taking refuge in evacuation centers in bates had one child the last time we got information about they were a surrounded by bombs and by you side, it was on the i have been and i had been unable to leave these evacuation centers. it means that their destiny and their faith. a quiet on notice so far. i'm the new laptop and the is very a text on the ground till now. it tells you mentioned the despised people, obviously so many people they had been forced to move time and time again. no doubt that disparate to finally get back to their homes to see what if anything is leaf wants to see. fine deal is actually put into place this is in fact the main priority right now for civilians is to return back to the homes that will work for split, evacuated from are following the is valley occupation forces. if i, if i q ation orders that were passed out once the gotten back

the czech player... alongside american taylor townsend beat taiwan's hsieh su—wei and latvia'sjelenasralian title to the one they won at wimbledon together last year. pakistan have been set 254 to win the second test against west indies... with more wickets tumbling on day two in multan. noman ali has taken ten of them. the tourists batted better in their second innings... reaching 244 before being bolwed out. pakistan are 64—3 as they attempt to win the series 2—nil. a chance later for tottenham to arrest their recent premier league slump that has seen them fall into the bottom six. that's after no wins in their last six league games, during which time manager ange postecoglou has shown increasing frustration at the questions he's being asked about their recent form. but ahead of their match against a team having an even worse run than them, leicester, postecoglou insists their fortunes will improve when his squad is fully fit... we've just got we'vejust got injuries, we've just got injuries, you can do investigations and talk to anonymous sources but you don't need to talk to an an

we spoke to the presidential townsend. it from the patriots party, believes that square, i think the results may actually have encouraged multiple photo. jessica, who yet again, is topping the opinion polls. it was the 1st time that the rally in bucharest took place. following the call of cutting just was go. there was a good one, the decision to change the elector of the rooms. for example, me as a citizen, i can not say in the social media wide candidate, i would like to vote what candidate i would like. this is, it gives me any rules over the lector of process. i seen a, he's the percentage raise from for example, these 2 are $55.00 to much more probably he will win with 70 percent each in the 1st around on the only condition for him to let to let him start this x. so to let him can you think? well, that is all done for this hour and me for the day rachel ruble will be up at home from the top. so to join who a bit h one us me. i'll see you soon. the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy th

the past week in the occupied westbank case where the forces have conducted raids and several of townsend villages. and nearly as of wednesday, the army rated the village of tower west of nablus city. early on wednesday, they find to a gas on the homes of palestinians living there. they also entered a ballasa camp with a bulldozer and they were confronted by palestinian fighters. now 2024. so the conflict between savannah's army and the permanent 2 rapid support forces expand then cause the displacement of more savings, both sides or fights for control over the army. launching is 1st serious or offensive this year. and the hours have functioning for a full takeover of the west and off or region as bottom. i hear when your view sir, is i'll just, there was even moving text on the back of the complex a. so dense army and the power military rapids support forces have been battling each other since early 2023. in 2024. the army launched a number of major offensive to take back territory. in november, the 3 captain, saint john, the capital of the united states in the south east, slightly shift

a new boat at townsend villages activity is confirmed that the pipeline or the po to town has been widely covered with thick black smoke coming from destroyed areas. and even in the visual area, we continue to, he explained that to us throughout the sleep taking place in the western part. and they know the areas under the rock rescue become well, what we understand the fact as the our to by going to a residence. i live in glen cove, mean the whole for a template or piece and the fruit to reality of this ongoing a attack spike. it's very um, you know, these critical find the hours really strange the grim paradox of this ongoing complex. what civilians are trying to take the ultimate precautions they have been told by local authorities not to move in the open areas and to avoid returning back to the houses and areas that are still having some it's very minute treat existence and as opposed to maintain the own safety, but generally quite to be back, there has been a more pleasing sense of hope. thought that as we have believed that the sci fi, uh, will bring them a very long sampling of hope

more than a 1000000 people had been displaced from the city of the townsend villages. since the recess to control and hundreds of civilians were reportedly killed, sexual violence was also reported. we're very glad what memory is part of the country and has suffered the loss in the past year. so the army taking it over again means it's back under the governments. and these people couldn't get relief from what they have gone through. the army has also been advancing in the capital in recent days, taking back territory from the rest have an on demand and launching attacks to try to take back the main or refinery in the northern parts of the capital. the conflict between the army and the r a staff has displaced millions of civilians since the thoughts of the war. many of them have sought shelters in school like this one in southern under man. we used to live in chicago. the r, as if came in, took over. they treated us badly. getting food was hard, getting water was hard, men would be beaten houses rolled. i tried to work to earn money because things were tough. now we're

to key explosions coming from the eastern areas of cause and city and the old a, jason buddhist townsend villages to the east valley at a communities. this is a part of a last minute to put sect has been exercised and even practiced by the east valley for a minute to be of course, the separate geographical locations of district ball. i'm in this home. joining us collection that has been more growing closer traction on targeting residential homes in the course of the past 12 hours. the understands that since the declaration of the spar claimant, approximately, according to god's, the civil defense of the $123.00 civilians weren't killed the boss, the majority. what to do and the women by everyone on the ground are quite a, quite fully, all sorts of developments regarding the east valley, dismantling of the military posts across the street from their partial with the trouble from particular parts of the tax rates as they are also looking for the moment that we're completely stop hearing, the sounds of dreams fights and just the unwilling thing from above. and that i have been a overwhelmin

townsend, alicia menendez and michael steele. michael, your thoughts on the two speeches we've gotten, which honestly seem to me to sort of stand on equal footing. in fact, the latter might be a more honest expression of the vision. >> aside from getting quoted in the inaugural speech with drill, baby, drill, we were having a debate about that. >> is that your contribution to the american lexicon forevermore? >> i came up with that at 2 a.m. in the morning, because i got to a point in my speech where i had to make a transition, and i couldn't quite figure out how to do it. and after a few conversations with a gentleman named jim beam, i came up with drill, baby, drill. >> and here we are. there you go. >> but the. >> yeah, the what you saw was the forward facing of the incoming administration that siouxsie wiles. right. wanted to present to the country. >> yeah. >> during the inaugural speech, what you saw after that is what you're going to get. yes. so i think we need to be honest about that. and stop pretending that what you sa

michael townsend of charles schwab.ing, will susie wiles put distance between them? annmarie: i think so. in the new york times, she was talking about basically making sure that there is a process, the staff that are promoted to do their jobs will be the ones carrying out. i think there would be a concern if, dare say, marco rubio and elon musk is talking about german politics or nigel faraj or china or georgia maroney and starlink. they do not want every question at press briefings to be about something musk says, only because he has this proximity to power, which is the president. jonathan: day one, monday. equity futures positive by 0.4% on the s&p 500, supported by better-than-expected earnings. better-than-expected data, as well. downsize surprise was cpi. dovish fed speak. yields this morning are down another four, down to 4.57% on the 10-year. coming up, norman roule of csas. israel-hamas cease-fire set to begin on monday. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes tr

i am symone sanders townsend in for stephanie ruhle. you can catch me saturday and sunday mornings on our show the weekend. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. we will see you again tomorrow. i will see you this weekend. t. >>> tonight on all in. >> today america stands with the people of new orleans. >>> new details on the attacks in new orleans and las vegas. >> both individuals were u.s.- born citizens. the individual in new orleans appears to have acted alone. >> is the next administration bends reality for its own purposes. >> the president elect also said, quote, the criminals coming in are worse than the criminals we have in our country. >> what we are learning about both attacks and the information wars surrounding them. >>> cheney was behind it and so was bennie thompson for what they did, honestly, they should go to jail. >> joel barnes move to protect trump's political targets from his threats of retribution. >> elizabeth cheney for putting the american people over party.

i am symone sanders townsend in for stephanie ruhle. you can catch me saturday and sunday mornings on our show the weekend. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. we will see you again tomorrow. i will see you this weekend. t. >>> tonight on all in. >> today america stands with the people of new orleans. >>> new details on the attacks in new orleans and las vegas. >> both individuals were

i'm simone sanders townsend and for stephanie >>> tomorrow at noon eastern, the 119th session of congress begins. the first question before the newly elected congress will be will mike johnson be the speaker of the house? >> how much confidence do you have you have have theless votes to retain the gavel? >> we'll get this done. i'm honored and humbled to have president trump's endorsement for the role again and the leaders across the republican party. all my colleagues. we will get this done. we live in serious times. we cannot afford any palace drama here. >> he is super right about living in very serious times. tomorrow is almost bound to be filled with palace drama and it will be televised. most of the year, only the cameras run by the house itself are allowed into the house chamber which is why no matter how dramatic the issue being discussed, footage of congress almost always looks like this. however, tomorrow, c-span will be allowed to bring its cameras in to film hour it likes. you might remember how it took kevin mccarthy 15 votes to win the speaker's gavel. you saw a lot of image

time now for "the last word with simone sanders-townsend, in for lawrence this evening. you and i talk every weekend morning, but i'm on the other end of it. this is kind of fun. >> it is refreshing. it is refreshing. i will see you tomorrow. >> i look forward to that. have yourself a great show. >> thanks. you, too. >>> donald trump worked the phones to save himself and mike johnson from another house speaker vote of humiliation, which he did, barely. he spent it whining that flags will be at half-staff on inauguration day in honor of jimmy carter. this afternoon trump found out he will be sentenced next friday in his criminal hush money case. more on that later in the program with barbara mcquaide. today shortly before that, republican holdouts initially voted against mike johnson this afternoon switched their votes, allowing him to squeak through on the first ballot. today mike johnson credited his win to donald trump. >> his voice and his influence is of singular importance. so grateful to have his support. i'm humbled by it, and i think that was a big factor. and he