how did you approach tricia reitler?because i didn't want him to think i was piling on. lester holt: so he carefully plotted his next move. days later, he thought the time was right. he tried that hometown newspaper ploy again. i said, you know, the newspaper say that you killed this girl from the college over here. i says, you know, what happened there? lester holt: jimmy couldn't be sure how hall would react. had he been too blunt, too direct? no, it was all clicking. according to jimmy, hall began to open up about tricia and said he drove his van right up to her that day he saw her outside school. he said that he tried to kiss her, and when he did, that she started fighting very violently. and he said she was a very strong girl, and she fought stronger than anybody had ever fought before. and did he admit it? he said that he had killed her and he knew he had done it again-- and these are his words-- that he knew he had done it again. and he said he went way out in the woods and he buried her way out in the woods. lest

it sounds like his odds are improving tricia?i think it's odds are certainly and i take it to the base i think tom not only a senator but a student of political history, he hopes all trumped nominees get through and jody, you have a seismic statement saying she would support them through the process, it wasn't just that referee so i think our odds is in the excess favour. >> trace: she kind of like our lead here, this is tom, because tom it really did have a big bold statement tonight and here it is. he said he expects, lauren, meaning the odds are in their favour, would you expect? >> he is pretty confident and i trust his word on it i mean, i thought last week there was a little bit of a? , may be some controversy, he was really pulling out all of the stops to get his side of the pitch out there but as each day passes, he looked stronger and stronger, the centres that had the biggest questions are now firmly behind them and i think that these people are exactly who trumps that he wanted, you probably is going to get them and se

that was my friend tricia who said that. but yes, let's clap for her. it was it was a great line. yeah. and yeah. and and it it seemed i mean, it seems very transform. it's obviously very transform it up to have things go to, you know a patrilineal system when that's not many of us operate it for millennia and to have that change have it all even just the idea of of having id cards and this is a political you know an id of our political affiliation not just racial one. and now i totally forgot where i was going with this question. well, let me just say jump to the id card thing, because i have gotten i have fielded the question, you know how did you arrive at wanting to write this? and the most visceral memory i have that led up to it was i had renew my tribal enrollment card every seven years. i have to renew it. i initially was like outraged. i was like, what? my identity hasn't changed. and then my husband's like, we have to renew your passport. seven years. and i was like, fine. okay. yes. and so i you know, i had to like pull the card out, look at it, try and figure out when

tricia, thank you for the time. we appreciate it.ut a spotlight on this event happening tomorrow. let's talk about what what you hope to accomplish with this holiday event. how is it meant to build community among unhoused veterans and decrease isolation? >> thanks for having me. so we've been doing this event here in san francisco for over 40 years. so it's really exciting to be able to bring veterans indoors during the holiday time. many of the veterans that we serve typically may not have family or they're far away from home. so this event really helps to build community amongst veterans here in san francisco by having a central place that folks can come get a hot meal, engage in activities and various crafts, and just have a place to hang out. while you know folks are in the midst of the holiday season, so we're really excited to continue this tradition and having veterans come in and just break bread with one another and enjoy some time just having fun. >> i've covered this event many years, and i can remember the feeling of one

as tricia said, pete is a decorated military veteran and he loves this country. everyone in d.c. knows on day one of being confirmed, he would end the woke agenda and the ddi that we are seeing infiltrate our military, that is the issue at hand and let me say the individuals being critical of pete personally, they have been 100% silent when it comes to this current president's son hunter biden, who is addicted to cocaine and and two exploited his father's name to the tunes of millions of dollars. pete is a fighter, he loves this country. >> trace: here is the thing, talking about hunter biden, really a little bit of nothing, some comments people were asked about hunter biden today they said, this. he said welcome america, welcome to biden's america and to case you didn't get a chance he didn't have much to say about this. >> he sure didn't, imagine if it was on the other foot and donald trump jr. or one of donald trump's children was convicted of gun-related charges or of evading taxes like hunter biden, the media would be having a field day and by the way, joe biden has been all

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government behind him. pledge that there is no future for palestinians on their land took on the snow. tricia said this many times in the people of gonzo should go to egypt to the west bank to jordan. and the rest is to exile. who? yeah, and this is an old zionist plan, but it is now open lead implemented with direct support for me is really government to, you know me and i'm more i almost every day plans are confiscated from citizens and people are attacked even in their homes. they aim to display citizens and a large portion of the people are leaving their villages. and there is both internal and external migration happening and it is clear what annexation means. we must understand its reality. and so i may think they will give us blue ideas to enter is realism. but in truth, annexation means they will seize all the lands and displace their residence. possibly not. i remember on the message as underscore by as really, officials, including the controversial finance minister who insist any possibility of a palestinian state. it should be prevented once and for all we must end the policy of co

somehow tricia nixon is always placed alongside him, which made for some great pictures. charles himself later said, that's when they were trying to fix me up with tricia nixon. >> did the queen ever me fdr? that you know of? >> she did not meet fdr. no, she was the first royal ever to fly across the atlantic, but that was in 1951 after the death of fdr when she met truman. she was still a princess. >> joe kennedy was fdr's ambassador for a while. >> this is a really interesting point that emerges from her formative years in the run up to the war. kennedy becomes a rather unpopular ambassador in britain because he for one cannot see why on earth america should get involved in a war in europe and makes that pretty clear. that is not what fdr is really thinking. however, fdr is campaigning on keeping america out of any war in europe. so, there is this contradiction in public, and what is being presented to the public a bit, and there is this chafing behind the scenes where fdr once joseph kennedy to get with the program that america will support the uk if it really comes to

our little girl, tricia, named it checkers. the kids love the dog and i just want to say this right now that regardless of what they say about it, they are going to keep it. peter: the infamous checkers speech. how did that happen? heath: i think it is one of the most striking speeches in american history. it is so effective. nexus and his associates called it the funds your speech. most americans remember it. the way this comes about is nixon is accused of having a secret slush fund to fund the campaign and also fund pat's fabulous decorating, which she really resented, none of it was true, it was a rumor and by the way, others like ally stevenson also had a fund that supported candidates so they could do the campaigning, it was pretty bare-bones, but eisenhower is concerned about this. corruption is one of the big themes that he is going to quash so he kind of lets nixon dangle, he does not come to the rescue. and nixon's campaign manager says we should go on television and lay it all out. pat is horrified. as i say in the bo

the way more than happy with it doesn't get any but has a nice to ensure that the display case tricia is preserved as well as possible. 38 museums in germany and 24 across europe. i'm the us and now testing the sold solutions, the pump set from us this time on dw science. i. thanks for joining us. i'm see you again soon on tomorrow today. stay curious. the, the the reason that we talk about private data isn't helping to slide crime. social media tends to shift because our digital network will notice. so one of the biggest challenges we'll talk about that shift in 15 minutes. on the w 2 covered, the target is issue to use finger to do with a so you can start taking a specific area. then if given square needs in general, those 10 allows you to step you're going to be wasting any more water for energy. thanks to these new digital and sustainable technologies. the co advocate in 30 minutes, d w, the think the oldest twice. think ahead or was outside the box on your but always remember this thing for yourself. we all had to sign was incredibly low. this finding you with free information. t

that was dw, as chief, political and or miss had a tricia. thank you very much for your analysis. this now we turn to friends, were leaders and dignitaries, have gathered in paris to mark the reopening of the north with them cathedral. the iconic building has undergone 18 speaking restoration. after being damaged in a large fire and 2019 french president, money of my co attended the ceremony. along with you was president elect donald trump, incurring to president of little commuter, zalinski and prince william. the balance of note down a ringing once again. 3 tents on the cathedral stores symbolized its grand reopening. hundreds of gifts filled the immaculately renovating truth building pain, special things to the fire of finances, who saved it from being completely destroyed in a mess of 55 years ago. thousands of experience had worked tirelessly to restore every detail of the cathedral with leaders and dignitaries from around the world gathering to mock. it's read this strange president emanuel mcclung use the occasion to draw parallels between culture and politics. the said, we

general tricia, scotland outlined fold solutions yet with member states grappling with colonial legacies and shifting global power. can the organization deliver to coming well secretary general patricia scotland talks to al jazeera, the 60 general thank you for talking to out of here. here at cop $29.00, we're hearing about a urgent need not for billions of dollars around the world, but for the trillions of donors around the world. in your experience. how much and does that need among couple of it's absolutely critical because if you look at how many countries we have 56 says suite of the most small, 25 of them, a small island developing states. i'm west seeing is many of our member states all struggling the eyes of drowning in as a result of sea level rise or in that which has been associated with climate as last of the coming off now has about $4.00 trillion dollars that we, i'm helping all member states 50 of them to manage. and that's a direct correlation between the time the exhaust does that they've suffered. and the debt they now experience, if you know, how do you manage that? so

they gave us handouts so that we could describe tricia trysts, wedding. but i was, you know, had to cover the here's the problem you were the good girl. yes. and when the assignment editor and the bureau chief says, connie, you will do this, there wasn't any not really. i it was hard, you know, to push back, not only because i was a woman, but so under the chinese the w's subdued, awful. so the only way you could be bold and brave was on assignment. yes. and and that i did. so when these piggy men would look at me as if i were an ice cream cone, a lollipop. but you know, like a little lotus plus i was i, i had, you know, i kind of just i did slap x which which is i got them before they could me if and that's where i was such a sassy bad mouth i was a bad -- what can i tell you. so so just to set the landscape correctly during these days this is the early 1970s late 1960s. and i look up today i could not believe it the abc evening news world news tonight is the highest rated network news program daily and there are 6.75 million people watching that last we

played a pivotal role in or trying to demonstrate approval in 2015 and footage phone for these remote tricia moments before the director of come on hospital in northern goss. i was detained on friday for somebody who was a 5th, where a bounce around named video also shows his efforts to move patients on hospital stall to safety. and let's get more and on top story that service transition and also the photos the charlotte stops, has forces left behind large numbers of alms that the new administration says has already fallen into the wrong hands. a public campaign has been launched to recover diluted alms waste. there is new leadership, says, is a threat to public safety. while my fall reports from alaska, the site of abandoned tax is a frequent along serious major highways. it'd be left here well told, because sitting on the soldiers west southerly, ordered to leave the front and put on for their lives. and even weeks after they would go to the blue to some of the tax still contained loads of use of shovels on machine gun brown's deck heat. and let me add to that definitely, there's no doubt

absolutely. tricia. they say there's a no mine is damaging for us land and coca plantations. and if nothing is done to regulate the industry, they want you to destroy natural food and water sources. increase onto the coffee duty. got it. and that's it for me 0 then. yeah, it is more information is always on our website at thousands 0 dot com and use continues here on elk 0 after the stream. so to stay with us and you've got more world news on the way at the very top of the colleges, with the not listen to the name, i would data how to solve a problem. but it's not my head. we have click live to do is send halls out of more fit the issue of hip hop out of the month. most need one year of israel's war on garza has cost the lives of more than $40000.00 people, including at least $16000.00 children names. you'll see scrolling on my left arm, those skills over the course of the past 12 months. those were retrieved from the rumble and identifies that is man women, children and the elderly who has lives in the way of israel and military and colonial objectives. the list of the dead

absolutely. tricia. they say there's a no mine is damaging for us land and coca plantations. and if nothing is done to regulate the industry, they want you to destroy natural food and water sources. how many degrees onto the coffee ditty gardener. and these $38.00 people were killed in southeastern brazil when a bus crashed into a truck north of rio de janeiro or 5 fights is initially believe the boss blew a tire and they to said witnesses. so a granted blog full of the truck and his, the bus, the bus driver at least one child or among the dead. tens of thousands of protests does have rallied in central sol. a week off to the south, korean president was impeached his short lived declaration of marshal. no protest is, according for the rest of us took you use presidential powers of being suspended, but he remains in office as far as to say, he's not complying with an investigation being carried into whether he's declaration of martial costs are due to insurrection. on the side of things is set to bill the world's largest floating solar farm on a natural lake about local fisher

had to pick a favorite song, oh, holy night and also like the song titled it wasn't his child, by tricia yearwood. if you have a question, find us on social media @gowdyamerica. thank you for spending part of your subbed with us. have a great week ahead and find us on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina >> hello, everyone. i'm jason cavs with molly line, tammy bruce and david webb and welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight president elect trump is now back in florida after speaking at turning point usa's america fest in phoenix, arizona. it was his first rally style event since his decisive 2024 election win. listen to the crowd give him a roaring ovation as he walked on to the stage and did his famous trump dance. >> it's a tribute to the battleground state of arizona and doubling down on day one propses to voters. >> on my first day back in the oval office, i'll sign a historic slate of executive orders to close the border to illegal aliens and stop the invasion of our country. we will end the occupation on january to the and truly be liberation day i

absolutely. tricia. they say there's a no mine is damaging for us land and coca plantations. and if nothing is done to regulate the industry, they want you to destroy natural food and water sources. increase onto the coffee, did he got? a boss says crashing to a truck in a southeast in brazil can at least 22 people. the bus was traveling from south palo when it blew a tire and they had a ton of la him. yeah. official say the desk oh is likely to rise after the wreckage is cleared to cuba. now with the national assembly has to finish its 2nd and final session of the year. shortly after the president administers lead a march outside the us embassy and a message to the incoming trump administration. it'll guston before some have on, or the cubans national assembly acknowledged another challenging. yeah, for the most of us on the, on a sort of a little makers, discussed how the economy contract it again, the proper loans, blackouts will continue and how the government will charge for more internet services in dollars based. you know this week president miguel, this kind of puts a

had to pick a favorite song, oh, holy night and also like the song titled it wasn't his child, by triciawood. if you have a question, find us on social media @gowdyamerica. thank you for spending part of your subbed with us. have a great week ahead and find us on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina >> hello, everyone.

absolutely. tricia. they say there's a no mine is damaging for us land and coca plantations. and if nothing is done to regulate the industry, they want you to destroy natural food. and water sources. increase on to 0 coffee duty. got to defend opinions are set to build the world's largest floating solar farm on a natural lake. as far as of its 1st to increase its use of renewable energy on the below reports from laguna province. alfredo as that has been fishing on laguna lake for 5 decades on a good day. he says he can make around $50.00. that's 5 times the minimum wage that will on a holiday to now the children are not working. and this one is mad at you too. thanks to the sleep. i was able to pay for their education opportunity and, and put that on. but the for the fierce those days will be over soon. the government is set to construct solar panels on the lake largest in the philippines as part of a push to increase the share of renewables to half the countries entire power generation mixed by 2040 officials have cited to study the found an initial installation has become a

a gera tricia and a neuro scientist, offer of a comprehensive dementia care model, our room, bol. i've turned around a post doctoral research scientist at columbia university's aging center. and she was young paying senior fellow senior research fellow at the center of policy studies of victoria university, australia. thank you so much for your time today. welcome to the stream room. the number and proportion of old people is increasing in most countries across the world. what would you say growing old means today? thanks at least also mentioned the number of people in the word, the table 860 when we traditionally call us or is increasing and this is typically due to do, i'd be more graphic process. this would be more effective. one is it'd be a living longer. the life expectancy is getting a bigger end because it does only 4 to 6 years. was the life expectancy at both and the 1950, but as 2 days more than 71. and this is higher for given i for women now on the on the other side for those daily, which means the number of the, of the number of children for women is decreasing. and

my name, tricia pone gratz. i am delighted that you're all here today to share this beautiful, finally sunny day with. we are delighted to back historian and author william b staple, who will discuss the life of new artist james edward kelley, which he researched extensively for his book generals and bronze the commanding generals of the war. this program is made possible in part by the generous operating support from the parsons todd foundation, the new jersey historical commission, division of the department of state, the f.m. kirby foundation, the mimi washington sterritt foundation, and program support from arestill alive hogg family foundation, the new jersey council for the humanity and the garden club of morristown and support from our generous members, many of whom i see in our audience. thank you. individual donors and. visitors. welcome. macculloch hall was built by george and louisa mccullough, who emigrated from london to, new york city, in 1806, in 1810, they purchased six acres and a one story bank

maria: what a shift thank you brooke singman tricia about what do you i can do silicone wanting to court trump? wow. wow. . >> to kiss ring gold old days, unemployment was low, inflation was low as well, i mean the economy continuing to grow across the board almost bipartisan at this point people want 2017 tax cuts jobs act reenacted, if not, in balance, about 2000 more dollars a year, so, issue this is really essentially people want to get back to brother growth of donald trump exactly what we're going to get. maria: a also agree with a lot of his principles, chris like the fundamentals of extending tax code cutting, the tax cuts regular cutting regulation they believe in doge, assignment where vivek ramaswamy elon musk going to look for ways to cut wasteful spending having first meeting today, doge will have first meeting today getting right to work to try to eliminate waste. >> tremendously exciting first time talk about efficiency, in the government which is they talked about it frankly, this is a good idea beyond that i think when you have mexican president say going to stop my inte

conversation all morning long wealth advisors president chris mcmahon and former trapani assistant secretary tricia mclaughlin. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: we kick it off with a hot topic of hour. judgment sean rejected president trump's request to toss out the conviction and the hush money case this is hours before the president-elect first press conference is being elected digital political correspondent brooke sigman with all the details. >> good morning, president trump and his team requested a guilty verdict overturned cited the supreme court's ruling the president have immunity for official acts but judgment sean said the evidence presented in the trial was related entirely to artificial conduct and thus receive no immunity protection trip was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records that stem from a year-long investigation related to hush money payments, trumpets pushing to distant this but mershon has not ruled on that dismissal motion, the ruling coming after hours after the president-elect gave his first press conference since winning the election he sp

charles himself later said, oh yes, that is when they were trying to set me up with tricia nixon.eter: did the queen ever meet fdr, that you know of? mr. charter: she did not, no. she was the first royal ever to fly across the atlantic, but that was in 1951 after the death of fdr. when she was still a princess she met truman. peter: because of course joe kennedy was fdr's ambassador for a while. mr. charter: this is a really interesting point that emerges from her formative years in the run-up to the war. kennedy becomes a rather unpopular ambassador in britain, because he, for one, cannot see why on earth america should get involved in the war in europe and makes that pretty clear. that is not what fdr is thinking. however, fdr is campaigning on keeping america out of any war in europe. so there's this contradiction in what is being presented to the public a bit. and there's hits -- this chafing behind the scenes were fdr wants joseph kennedy to get with the program, that america will support the u.k. if it really comes to it, but while he is campaigning for his reelection, he's

what do you think, tricia?ext silicon valley they have to get rid of the far left policies that push businesses out. i hope they have constituents and politicians who see the error of their past ways. there's reasons companies are leaving places like california and new york. rooting for chicago. if it doesn't work out there, come to ohio, we'll take care of you. maria: ohio has had great ideas. isn't ohio one of the areas that we're seeing production of y new semiconductor chips. we're seeing that in texas as well. >> they're hoping ohio becomes the hot spot for those chips and bring them from overseas back home. maria: we will take a break and then we've got a big hour ahead. stay with us. from our family to yours, merry christmas and happy holidays from the "mornings with maria" crew. here's our director, paul willis, with his family. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ confident. measured. ready. the markets, like life, will turn and challenge us. but when emoti

had to pick a favorite song, oh, holy night and also like the song titled it wasn't his child, by tricia yearwood. if you have a question, find us on social media @gowdyamerica. thank you for spending part of your subbed with us. have a great week ahead and find us on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina >> hello, everyone. hello everyone. i'm along with molly line, comment to make bructae and davd and welcome to the big weekendgh show. tht pre big story tonight, president-elect trump is now back in florida after speaking at turning point usa america was fest in phoenix, arizona.le his first rally style event since his decisive 2024 election win. listen to the crowd to give him a roaring ovation as he walked a onto the stage and did his his famous trump dance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ young man ♪ ♪ there's no need to feel down ♪ ♪ i said young man i said young man because you're in a new town ♪ there's no need to be unhappy >> love that. trump's calling his remarks at' tribute to the battleground state of arizona as s he doubled down on day one promises to voters. >> the crux of m

the two daughters are there, tricia and husband, ed cox. and so the nixons are walking out and they're gerald and betty ford, arm in arm. and i was talking to again, one of our audience members before, this panel, and he referred to the english muffin presidency. and by that meant does everybody remember in the newspaper that when ford became president, there was a picture of him making his own breakfast the next day because they hadn't moved to the white house yet and they were still in their northern virginia suburban home where they had to raise their three boys and daughter, susan. and so from that time on, it seems to me that in a way very much like tim walz, this middle american is coming the white house and so different in the marriage so different the first lady although pat was a very active first lady and i'm so glad that there are now revisionist histories of her being written. but betty was a first lady in many ways. and like other even eleanor, because when i mean like other she was speaking about the current issues of her time

but it also taught the kids really valuable lessons let's go all the way in the i see tricia with a microphone so please put a handle. thank you. born and raised in soviet union. i was a student when the cold was over in this movie. what did you learn about the relationship between the reagan and gorbachev. they you know what? what happened really that. that first meeting started with that first meeting with them had never really happened at before in a summit where i was i was really surprised to learn because i didn't know this before how managed presidents were scripted even scripted and managed it at as far as communicating with another leader you know it's like you had to be or something and. reagan for the first time invited corbett gorbachev into the next room and thereby the fire and really just to know each other on a very basic level, you know, talking about their mothers how they grown up and you know they saw i think they began to see each other as humans and the human cost of what the nuclear exchange would be and empathy for each side as of the equation and you yeah that that tha

tricia said, "i think they thought with the dad-daughter project you guys were going shopping."o get her master's. and i said, "are you sure you can do this?" and she said, "dad, i've built a bridge." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a great lesson. build a bridge with your kids. garth brooks is here. we'll be right back. >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live!" are brought to you by paw patrol. get your own pup talk. no job too big, no pup too small. n. with tremfya®, most people saw 100% clear skin... ...that stayed clear, even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. emerge with clear skin. ask your doctor about tremfya®. ♪ (music plays throughout) ok, ebay. the place for pre-loved and vintage fashion. ebay. things. people. love. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ("stayin' alive" by bee gees) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what's in your wallet? ♪ introducing new eroxon gel, the first fda-cleared ed treatment available w

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