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let us make it clear from the beginning, the us veto at the unc for immediate seas f makes it complete in the carnage in gaza, as bomb continue to rain down on palestinian civilians and cause widespread destroy. action, the us has once again used its power to block any attempt by the united nations security council to demand sease fire in gaza, by vowing this resolution, the us stands alone in casting its vote against humanity. once again, the unc has failed by refusing to commit to serious negotiations, and by allowing a war mongering empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering. the crisis in gaza will only get worse and runs the risk of extending. us veto ceasefire. this week la medida stream, at least 20 palestinians are killed in fresh israel air strikes on the southern s arapha that has been packed with tens of thousands of dislay civities. the military wing of the palestine resistant hamas once again launches a retaliatory missile strike on televiv and the army targets a norwegian flagged oil tanker heading for israel after its crew ignored warnin

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the asian community to support students for its lawsuit against harvard and the unc. the partner organizations filing a single complaint. the lawsuit and the amicus brief in support. they grow into over 300 organizations nationwide. the supreme court right fully struck them. they say this for asian americans as all children should no longer be treated as second-class citizens. all americans with the mayor trust -- also in advance america towards the counter plan society as martin luther king dreamed of 60 years ago. equity and inclusion have not given up. they have issued guidance that advocates as a program. this guidance is important. college enrollment is a failure of the k-12 education preparing black and hispanic children for colleges. improving the constitutional ways in higher education. further all k-12 education is behind other indoctrination's that they are responsible further of the legal operation standard. a plaintiff speed where they urge stopping the race race proxies in college admissions. by hiding students name disclose the rate make students inacces

by vetoing this resolution, the us stands alone in casting its vote against humanity, once again the unc has failed by refusing to genuinely commit to serious negotiations and by allowing a warming empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering, the crisis zaza will only get worse and runs the risk of extending. us veto seafire this week on the mainstream. palestine resistance fighters launched man surprise operations on israeli towns on 7th thousands of rockets fired from gaza into palestinian territories occupied by israel. this combined land, sea and

. >> hayek,hi, philip gaines finay went home last week after spending 17 months unc health neonatal icuy has ever spent there. his mom says while he spent his entire life in the hospital, he is doing great now and they cannot wait to spend the holidays at home. >> the fact we are coming home at christmas and we have almost found our light is just incredible. and being surrounded by family d the comfort of home but we have become so grateful for the little things like letting him look at the ornaments on the tree. rolling around in his christmas jammy >> philip had a whole celebration for his discharge from unc children's. the gains from the city of don people lined the streets to welcome him home. philip has chronic lung disease and for being sedated to even paralyzed she tells us of 17 months in the nicu were extremely difficult for the family. but they always had hope. georgina said now philip is a full-blown toddler. his men playing and laughing at home this past week, doing good with the pediatrician appointments and she credits the doctors and nurses who took care of philip, listen

pakistan said it is deeply disappointed at the failure of the unc's. call for seasfire in norway said the un security council's in ability to agree a true of humanitarian reasons in gaza was tr. turkey said the united states is alone in preventing this gaza seesfire. the members of the group repeatedly emphasized very clearly that israel needed to stop killing innocent people. our friends said that america was now alone on that issue which we especially saw once again in the vote held at the united nations. the uv has also drawn condemnation from an international medical charity group, doctors without borders says the unsc in action and the us veto make them complicit in the ongoing quote slaughter in gaza. the group said the us veto stood in sharp contrast to the values it professes to uphold. the resolution was blocked by the us on friday, while the united kingdom abstained from the vote, the rest of the 13 temporary and permanent members of the 15th. member council, namely china and russia, supposed supported the motion. turkish president has again lashed out at the us for its unwa

seeing in cities across the world. this has also been an unprecedented event like vicious israeli unce thought on the palestinians in unprecedented, also what was unprecedent was this level of global support for the palestinian cause? yes, i think um, as we're seeing the uh, you know, genocide live on our mobile phones, social media has created an awareness that that the state of israel with its global uh... or war machine propaganda organizations thought they had under control, they thought they had the narrative under control, and that's totally been destroyed, you know, people in the west no longer believe anything that israel is telling, they keep coming out with lie after lie about what happened on october the 7th, and people on social media are debunking them, uh, you know, everybody's become investigative journalist, so uh, is quite extraordinary, there are protests, more so uh, now in the western world than in some golf countries. i'm sorry to jump in there, mr. muhammad, we're running short of time here, that was director center of muslim affairs jahang muhammad is from dohan,

now, phillip had a full on celebration for his discharge from unc children's.ed the streets to welcome him home. phillip has chronic lung disease and from being she e dated to paralyzed, his mom tells us those the month in the nic-u were extremely difficult but they always a had help. phillip is a full blown toddler, he's been playing and laughing at home this past week, doing good with pediatrician appointments, and she credits the doctors and nurses who took care of phillip and helped him defy the odds. >> the fact that we are coming home at christmas and we've almost found our light is just incredible. and just being surrounded by family and the comfort of home, we've just become so grateful for the little things. like, you know, letting him hook at the orments on the tree or, you know, rolling around in his christmas jammies. >> reporter: while phillip is still oxygen and ventilator-dependent right now, his progress know sis is hopeful. -- progress know sis is hopeful. mike? if. mike: god bless phillip and his family. madison is, thanks very much. >>> on th

let us make it clear from beginning, the us veto at the unc for immediate. makes it complicit in theread destruction, us has once again used its power to block any attempt by the united nations security council to demand fire in gaza. by voing this resolution, the us stands alone and casting its vote against humanity. once again, the unesc has failed by refusing to genely commit to serious negotiations and by allowing a war mongering empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering. the crisis in gaza will only get worse and runs the risk of extending us vetos fire this on the mid stream. he will be target to the israeli occupation. the israeli occupation does not. want the journalists to succeed in covering these violations. the hospital was targeted with great fosphorus barms that resulted in huge fears. we were afraid we would end up front alongside the patients inside the room. یعنی حماس به عنوان یک گروه مبارست نه به عنوان یک دولت نه به عنوان یک کشور به امکانات زیادی به عنوان یه گروه. seriousness of the threat, he said is really mp or... prime minister

today show, till next time, take care, let us make it clear from the beginning, the us veto at the uncsease fire in gaza. by vetoing this resolution, the us stands alone and casting its vote against humanity. once again, the nsc has failed by refusing to genuinely commit to serious negotiations and by allowing a war mungering empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering. the crisis in gaza will only get worse and runs the risk of extending. us veto seesfire this week on the midd stream. that lines palestinian health officials say israeli forces are targeting hospitals and firing at patient rooms as the regime's genocidal war enters 69th day. the united nations warns at gaz is facing a public health disaster due to the collapse of the system and the spread of disease. speaking to presy a senior hamas official says the movement won't give up resistance against and is ready for. long war in gaza.

once again, the unc has failed by refusing to genuinely commit to serious negotiations and by allowing a war munger. empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering, the crisis in gaza will only get worse and runs the risk of extending, us veto see fire this week on the mid east stream, they say lightning never strikes twice, but it does... v the darkest hour is just before dawn, but not here in yamuk soon on press tv, the pr nation now entering its four days. head of the agency for palesting refugees has expressed concerns over deepening tragedy an siege script to hell honor officials says palestinians and gaza are waiting for safety at. as israel continues pounding different parts of the enquave. your former says israel and us will never be able to eliminate hamas. addressing a meeting at the united nations in geneva abdul israel also cannot release its captives through aggression.

let us make it clear from beginning, the us veto at the unc for immediate cease fire makes it complicit in the carnage in gaza, as bombs continue to rain down on palestinian civilians and cause widespread destruction, the us has once again used its power to block any attempt by the united nations security council to demand and seasfire in gaza. by vetoing this resolution, the us stands alone in casting its vote against humanity. once again, the unsc has failed by refusing to genuinely commit to syria negotiations, and by allowing a war mongering empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering. the crisis in gaza will only get worse and run the risk of extending. us veit seasfire this week on the midiast. for decades, israel has used water as a weapon against palestinians. this led to the disposession displacement of palestinian communities. welcome to the in-depth session. when it comes to water, did you know that occupied ramala west bang receives average annual rainfall of 615 millimeters? take a look at that, then compare that what london is actually rece

the bolivian ambassador also pointed to the us move to veto a unc council resolution that would have called for immediate cease fire in gaza. unfortunately we're observing that some international organizations are useless. for instance, a single vote can over the decision of the whole world in the un security council. this failed system has led to the prolongation of the israel aggression. perez ramos also called on the internal community to put an end to the israeli massacre of civilians. until. the international community must take more decisive actions on slot palestinians. while having an estimated 60,000 palestinian refugeees, including their descendants in his country, the brazilian ambassador to iran refused to directly condemn the us backed israely genocide of palestinians. he only said, it's a pity that the us has locked efforts to uphold ceasefire in gazah. and we hope united states well review its position and we hope israel also after they see the catastrophe they are doing in palestine so i think even hard lines countries we have to be sensitive to the tragedy what what

doctors without borders says the unc inaction and the us veto make them complicit in the ongoing quit slaughter in gaza. the group said the us veto stood in sharp contrast. to values it professes to hold, the resolution was blocked by the us on friday, whether the united kingdom abstained from the vote, the rest of the 13 temporary and permanent members of the 15 member council, namely china and russia, supported the motion. turkish president has once again lashed out the us for his owring support for israel at the security council, he has called the world body to be reformed. unfortunately the cire was obviously rejected with only america voting against it by itself can they justiss can the be sust world but what do we say just world is actually possible but not with america we have no hopes or expectations from the un security council. the security council, whose duty is to preserve global peace and stability has become the council of protecting and looking out for israel since october 7. it's a necessity for the united nations. the united nations security council to be reformed, it

once again, unc has failed by refusing to generally commit to serious negotiations and by allowing a warmungering empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering. the crisis in gaza will only get. worse and runs the risk of extending. usb sece fire this week on the media stream. press tv's news and briefs and general assembly has overwhelmingly proved a resolution that calls for immediate durable and sustained humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. the us rejected the non-binding resolution, but some of its ski allies such as france backed the call for ending the israeli onslaught. iran's permanent ambassador to the un has called on the international community to take decisive step barberic. sayabani says the regime pursues scorch land policy in gaza. he was speaking at the un general assembly meeting on gaza.

unc and west virginia fans here are having a mayo chugging race. i don't know if i can get through this read. tar heel fan wins, i guess. it's disgusting. mountaineers ran away with the game 30-10. that doesn't really matter because if you're the head coach, you have to get a mayo bath instead of gatorade. oh, head coach gets the bath. that was neal brown. it gets worse. that wasn't the only weird bath yesterday. lincoln riley and usc taking on louisville in the holly bowl. miller moss threw six touchdown passes it, trojans winning 62-48 and after the game lincoln riley was given an eggnog bath. i guess it's festive. it's the holiday bowl. i don't get it. what are we doing with these bowl games? it's like what can we pour on the head of a head coach? >> what would you choose if you had to? >> eggnog. the mayo is like thick. >> it's at least a drink. >> i'm getting sick. >> was it best foods or the other one, miracle whip? >> luckily they all had their hats on. so it protects their face to some extent. you sit there and take it. >> i hope that tumz

once again, the unc has failed by refusing to genuinely. commit to serious negotiations and by allowing a war mungering empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering, the crisis in gaza will only get worse and runs the risk of extending. usv2 cease fire this week on the mediast stream. resolution demanding immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. iran calls on the international community to take a decisive step to stop israel's barbaric crime saying the regime pursues the scorched land policy in gaza. and palestinian foreign minister condemns israel for using starvation as a weapon of war against.

once again, the unc has failed by refusing to genuinely commit to serious negotiations and by allowing a warmungering empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more. suffering, the crisis in gaza will only get worse and runs the risk of extending. us veto seesfire this week on the meast stream. oh! your headlines on press tv, the yemeni army says its drone has targeted the container ship on route to israel stressing that its operations will continue until the siege of gaza ends. relentless israely bombings keep claiming innocent palestinin lives at the death toll in the gaza strip claims a climbs to nearly 18,800. and the military wing of the hamas resistance movement says its forces have killed at least 10 israel soldiers east of gaza city.

anderson, now uh, the united arab emirates deputy un ambassador, mohammed abu shahab, he asked the unc this, and i quote his question. he said, what is the message we are sending palestinian if we cannot unite behind. to halt the relentless bombardment of gaza. indeed, what is the message we are sending civilians across the world who may find themselves in similar situations? that is it, i mean that is the reply that will uh come out, ally of the united states of america, the best friend of the united of america and west asia, this is how they retaliate to veto. yes, but um, if we look a little bit further, the united nations media unit itself, the state media, my country, australia are being critical of the... us which is very unusual from um agencies which are usually very subservient, so there is a the cynicism has turned into deep criticism and an unusual expression from some who are allies or rather slaves of the us, there is a certain degree of speaking out which is almost unheard of really because there is such a slavish support for us policies anywhere, but this slaughter in ga

. >> west virginia blowing out unc in the dukes mayo bowl after the victory mountaineers head coach neilnnaise shower, how about that? yuck. >> let's check in with adam klotz for the fox weather forecast. >> we're talking snow moving across portions of the southeast. our exclusive in-house fox model only we have. snow dragging across in your future forecast here. illinois, southern indiana, parts of kentucky and tennessee. areas that haven't seen snow for a year and a half or two years. it is where the snow will move through. not major snow but heading further south than we've seen for quite some time and looking forward in time. a lot of folks want to know what can we expect on new year's eve forecast? largely mild. temperatures across the country up and down the east coast in the 30s. cool spots in the middle of the country. only a small little weather systems and new year's day. this one, temperatures again climbing back up into the 40s and 50s, cold spots in the middle of the country. just a couple rain makers on the eastern half of the country. those are the weather headlines. i tos

the all bush and all kinds of refugee camps. dozens more were injured and they're already arriving at unc overcrowded and overwhelmed hospitals. both health organization choose and the ground said guys, this population is that great peril. and it's urging the international community to do more of funerals are being held in con unit a soft to is really bombing there. the city was previously designated as a safe, so at least 21100 palestinians have been killed since israel's war began on october . the 7th honey malcolm was joining us live from rafa in the southern, gaza, holly, 1st of all, just bring us up to speed with what's been happening over the last few hours of the day as well. since the early hours of this morning, the entire gauze, the thread, then we're talking literally from north to south beginning equally. a bomb by relentless is really airy, strikes and artillery, showing at the eastern side of the. busy it as if from the city of tunnel in the north, all the way to do as the roof of city in the southern parts of the gods. but we're talking about a patterns that is targeting no

been practicing and teaching law, i have never seen a decision that is so anti-democratic and so k unc unconstitutional and jonathan turley. this could set us on a court that would be destabilizing for our system. now, these crazy 14th amendment insurrectionist charges to keep trump off state ballots, they have been tried in nearly 3 dozen states. as of this writing, but for liberal ankle biters in colorado, wiser heads have prevailed and a bunch of dumb changes have been thrown out. by the way, if the insurrection disqualification was upheld, then as hillary vaughn said, colorado republicans will change move to a caulks caucus system, joe biden, chimed in today, to say, trump supported insurrection. so, joe, why didn't your ag bust trump for that? or special counsel? here is a thought, because there is no case, no insurrection. democrat disregard for the law has spread over many other issues, you know, the law says for example protect america's sovereignty, but democrats favor open borders with over 10,000 illegals streaming in to the country of day. the supreme court says, joe biden

clemson, miami, you can throw unc in there as potential threats to win the title every year. but for florida state, if you make it to the acc title game undefeated, even if you lose that game, presumably, you are still going to be one of the top 12 teams in the country to get a bid. >> interesting. >> i don't know if florida state wants to go to the sec and play the likes of alabama, georgia. oh now texas and oklahoma, which are joining the sec next year every single year. there is also -- >> well, it sounds like they might be cutting off their nose to spite their face and kind of emotionally going into something that they might regret down the road. very interesting stuff. well, morgan, we are a little tight on time. but thanks as always. we appreciate it. i wanted to talk about duke. by lost, and i'm sad about that. >> at least they made a bowl. >> exactly. we'll take it. all right. thanks, morgan. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> riker's island is one of the most extreme prisons in the country. i

unc is the only level one trauma center in nevada, and it's in las vegas. they say at this time, they have not received any patients. so that's also another detail that is interesting to note here. but obviously, word spread. the students took this very seriously, that this was a real threat, and they're hunkering down. now at this point, what we know is that authorities are really working to help get all of the students, staff, and faculty off of campus. so they have set up a place for everyone to be reunified with their loved ones. that will be at the convention center, the north hall of the convention center and they will slowly move students there. police at the same time are going building by building, and from what we understand, this is a large campus. they're going building by building, floor by floor, making sure that they can go in and clear each floor, making sure there's no one else that may be injured, making sure that if there are people who are still scared, hunkering down, that they are helping them get them out of the building, and get them

if they are like most unc undergraduates, the large percentage of them will stay in the state. that is just a remarkable transformation in the social politics of the state. getting back to your specific point about the electoral politics, i think it will be at least a decade in north carolina and many other states, the legislator is gerrymandering the state in a manner alyssa >> they are everywhere. >> exactly. there will be three less democrats in the state. why north carolina might elect democratic governors and attorney generals, it will be a republican representatives in congress for the foreseeable future. in other words, that does not mean that the new hispanic voters, the new south asian voters, are necessarily going to be democrats. a gets back to the point that charles is making, the political institutions are lagging behind. the demographic changes, or are being, they are ensuring the politics lag behind the transformation of the democracy of the state. >> i agree. how the politics works over the long term, i don't know? look at south florida, people tend to vote more

a discharge from unc children's, the gains are from the city of done and people lined the streets toe a. philip has chronic lung disease and from being sedated to even paralyze, georgiana tells us the 17 months were extremely difficult for the family. but they always had hope. georgiana says now philip is a full-blown topic, playing and laughing at home, and credits the doctors and nurses who took care of philip and helped defy the odds. >> his family made us ornaments for them, looked at him and christmas lights and thought of how glad i am that they had time in their home. >> reporter: georgiana says philip's ventilator and oxygen dependent, his prognosis is hopeful. >> reporter: thank you. john: we will be right back with more news on the fox report. symptoms define me... emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you ha

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college students, and if they are like most unc undergraduates, a large percentage of them will stay in the state, and that is just a remarkable transformation in the social politics of the state. but getting back to your pacific point about electoral politics, i think it is going to be at least a decade in for example, north carolina, and i think many other states, because i don't know if you have seen this, but and what, the legislature is gerrymandering the state in a manner -- >> i am aware. er >> exactly, so there will be three less democrats in the next congress from the state, so while in north carolina may elect democratic governors and democratic attorney generals, it's going to be republican representatives in congress for the foreseeable future. which in other words, that doesn't mean that for example the new hispanic voters, the new south asian voters are necessarily going to be democrats, but this gets back ly to the point that i think charles was making, the political institutions are lagging behind the demographic changes or are being carefully -- or their machinations

unc is the only level one trauma center in nevada, and it's in las vegas. they say at this time, they have not received any patients. so that's also another detail that is interesting to note here. but obviously, word spread. the students took this very seriously, that this was a real threat, and they're hunkering down. now at this point, what we know is that authorities are really working to help get all of the students, staff, and faculty off of campus. so they have set up a place for everyone to be reunified with their loved ones. that will be at the convention

. >> molly: west virginia blew out unc by a score to 30-ten.re picked to finish last in that 14-team big 12. the head coach neil brown getting the traditional mayonnaise shower after the win. some controversy in the announcing booth, though. espn anchors put mayo an pepperoni rolls. mike, to even talk about this. please tell me you drive to west virginia for the pepperoni roles. >> mike: absolutelyly. you don't need to add anything to those. that must have been quite a shower for the coach after getting the mayo bath. >> molly: this mayo thing is super controversial. the episcopal diocese says this. putting mayo on pepperoni rolls is an a bomb nation in the eyes of the lord. they've committed a mortal sin that can only be forgiven by special dispensation by the clergy of west virginia, just so you know. a lot of people have strong feelings on this one as well. >> mike: hopefully espn has learned its lesson. >> molly: all right. we'll see. a deadly fight over christmas presents takes a bizarre turn here. 14-year-old is in custody after fatally s

unc later released that decision, to add on to accept a position in washington, here, at howard university. nikole, thanks for joining us. so, nikole, what do you make of the fact that this was striking to me, some of the same voices who are your toughest critics, the ones who are claudine gay's toughest critics, and loudest voices calling for her ouster? do you think these two things are related, this idea of pushing back on diversity and inclusion, and higher education, and getting the president of harvard ousted from her position? >> absolutely. they are using the guise of pretending this is about concern over antisemitism, which is, of course, something all of us should be concerned about. it is to further their propaganda campaign against racial equity. when you think about the fact that harvard, this nation's oldest university, had about 370 year explicit racial quota of only hiring white men to be the president, it's laughable to think the first ever black women following that unbroken line of right racial quotas is the one who's on qualified. this is the beauty of how racism works.

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virginia blowing out unc in the duke's mayo bowl.tting a mayonnaise shower. >> carley: oh, no, that can't be. >> griff: yuck. here is a sight you can't unsee. i watched a lot of that game. the team play-by-play guys were eating mayonnaise nachos. >> carley: why would they punish the coach for winning by dumping over his head. >> joey: gator aid. >> carley: feels like a punishment. feels like the losing coach should have gotten that. that's what that feels like to me. >> griff: check in with meteorologist adam klotz for fox weather forecast. hey, adam. >> i like mayonnaise but that grossed me out too. here is the forecast we are tracking two pockets of energy moving up the east coast. one rainy raw conditions across the northeast. the other continues to be snow back across the midwest. you are looking at snow currently from kansas city running along i-70 over towards st. louis. see some snow dip fairly far to the south. everything in blue kentucky and tennessee. maybe even into alabama and georgia. these are areas that typically don't

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clearly partly because it's just clearly uncgoing|tional. right.arly partly because it's just clearly unc that already. most people know that already. it's to the supreme it's not going to the supreme court, which is mostly republican the way. republican nominees, by the way. they're pass they're never going to pass this. what thinking ? this. what are they thinking? >> i mean, and it >> of course, i mean, and it does, you say, it fits the does, like you say, it fits the narrative. almost as if narrative. it's almost as if it's done boost it's purposefully done to boost him much possible. it him as much as possible. is it some 4d chess? some really clever 4d chess? because something because every time something like feeds into like this happens, it feeds into the narrative, he the master narrative, and he just gets more, you know, just gets a bit more, you know, ammo they're ammo like, oh, they're coming for in. like, for me, better vote me in. like, yeah, yeah, it's weird one isn't it? >> is trump derangement syndrome a thing? what do guys think a thing? what do you guys think we've harr

trying to do -- new patients and are they honoring them because we have written them numerous letters to uncuc sf medical group and neither have responded. >> thank you. any other speakers in the audience? >> can i make a response. i was curious as well and i went through electronically as to who was listed as providers in the plan and there were no uc sf providers that i could identify with uc sf addresses. the medical center was listed, but the providers are not. a member was trying to find a new provider, there was no access. that list was two of my former associates and panels of primary care. i was a little surprised. that list needs to be updated in general. there were no uc sf providers. >> with that, we can move to our remote public comment. our moderator will notify us if there are any public commenters in the queue at this time. >> there is no public comment at this time. >> public comment is closed. >> next item. >> skip 7. sfhss financial report as of september 30, 2023: (discussion) presented by iftikhar hussain, sfhss chief financial officer documents attached: sfhss financial

the fourth circuit was waiting to decide the unc case but took it up on cert anyway. the united states vs. nixon the supreme court granted cert before judgment in order to determine if richard knicks had to comply with the request to turn over certain tapes because there was a pending criminal trial of the watergate burglars. it's not just simply a criminal trial going on here but the fact of an election and whether or not the american people deserve to know whether someone they're voting for is able to stand trial on criminal charges. so it seems like there are really important issues at stake here, but the court kind of slow walked this a little bit. >> so harry, we know the normal procedure here is that there's a district court judgment by judge tanya chutkan who had a very strong and persuasive judgment that says you cannot assert presidential immunity for criminal actions that had nothing to do with your official office. it wasn't like you were overseeing some rule making in the department of labor, right? so that's pervasive i think. it then gets appealed to the

>> as you saw the unc chapel hill one where they didn't come out and say that they had a person that they suspected was the shooter was down and you had kids jumping from second story windows out of dorms in order to get out. i thought well, that wasn't good. you have people doing things that can harm them because they still think the shooter's possibly out there when the police, again, they might not have said hey, we got the shooter. we have someone we suspect and we're doing through an investigative process, but we're kind of sure. so i think they really need to come out with what they have now in order to do things safely so that people don't overestimate what's going on. and displaying those rumors that can be dangerous. >> peter, i want to tease apart the second piece of what rob said there, which is what is next, right? we're waiting for las vegas police at this press conference. they are going to walk us through the facts as we know them. they are going to potentially dispel rumors that may or may not be out there then they are going to talk about where this goes next. your s

some dodgy that pizza dodgy customers that leave pizza under dodgy customers that leave pizza unc heym martin was knighted in this year's new honours list. but how many wetherspoons are there in total in the uk? please after you buzzer first. after you buzzer oh . oh. >> are we not being given a clue. >> no no no no after you wins go on. after you got the buzzer to say one um 260 200 i'm going for eight 800, 800. >> closest answer wins . and the >> closest answer wins. and the answer is . 811 811. answer is. 811 811. >> i heard you on the radio. >> i heard you on the radio. >> did you? wow >> did you? wow >> yeah, yeah. do you go to wetherspoons? >> yeah. wetherspoons is great. it's for the working class. cheap booze, cheap bail friendly environment and they don't play music. >> was gonna that's the >> i was gonna say that's the worst it. worst thing about it. >> up your buy one >> fill up your coffee, buy one cup coffee and you can keep cup of coffee and you can keep filling it. >> yeah, well, i don't drink coffee music, so i'm coffee and i love music, so i'm not in right now. questi

too many uva and unc folks.easons we like claire ballentine with a great story on personal finance on the terminal. you have to talk about residential real estate and real estate in general because for many americans their home is their biggest asset. boy, we have had really high interest rates, a real shock to the system. now right or coming back down. what is it mean for residential real estate? selma help joins us, a chief economist at corelogic. thank you for joining us. the key question for me is affordability. that is really a challenge for many folks out there. talk about where we are. selma: we are definitely seeing a lot of improvement in terms of and for that -- affordability simply because you are paying much more on the cost of home ownership, it is much more when declining mortgage rates. when mortgage rates were over 8% , with a decline at now to 6.6% over the last week, you are looking at savings of about $300 on a $500,000 mortgage. so, the more expensive the mortgage, the more savings you have.