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with her role as miss usa. they declined to comment. abc news reached out to layla rose for an interview and comment but didn't hear back. miss universe is leila's boss. so the only person that has the power to fire her is miss universe. the people that have the ability to produce these pageants and direct these girls, we need to hold them more accountable. it's never the girl that is the problem more often than not. it's the people that are managing these, these young women in these positions. our thanks to janay for much more on this story, watch impact by nightline. cracks in the crown, miss universe in crisis now streaming on hulu. when we come back, chad michael murray talks about giving lindsay lohan her first on-screen kiss, then and stripping down in a new steamy stripping down in a new steamy holiday movie. ♪ good to go binge-watch. ♪ good to go out even later. ♪ with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatm

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[applause] [applause] [chanting]. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. is clear and we know why she has done and like i said credit card delinquencies are through the roof. in a percent of her fellow citizens cannot afford to pay their car payments right now because of kamala harris policies in the state of pennsylvania commonwealth of pennsylvania, is a bigger increase in the cost of groceries than any state in the entire union pennsylvania families are being crushed by the cost of everything from groceries to housing and of course pennsylvania, young people are dying at record levels from thinking over the drug cartels are brought into this country things to kamala harris wide open border and we know which kamala harris leadership means for pennsylvania means more people dying of fentanyl, more fellow citizens not being able to afford groceries more of her own people struggling to afford the american dream so tomorrow, will say to kamala harris, you are fired we know much when the white house we know much of the oval office we don't want you anywhere n

[crowd chanting "usa, usa, usa"] thank you very much. winning the popular vote was very nice, very nice. it is a great feeling of love. we have a great feeling of love in this very large room, with unbelievable people standing by my side. these people have been incredible. they made the journey with me. we will make you very happy. we will make you very proud of your vote. i hope you will be looking back someday and say, that was one of the truly important moments of my life, when i voted for this group of people, beyond of the president, this group of great people. america has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate. we have taken back control of the senate. wow. [cheers and applause] and the senate races in montana, nevada, texas, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, the great commonwealth of pennsylvania, we are all one -- they were all won by the maga movement. they helped so much. in those cases, every one of them we worked with the senators. they were tough races. the number of victories in the senate was absolutely incredible. we did

ask your doctor about shingrix today. >> usa, usa, usa!we are in south carolina, it is veterans day. thank you to everyone who served. thank you for those who are watching. this is donna. tell me, you served in the military. >> i was in the united states navy. i was aviation ordinance. one of the first women to be assigned it, they were just opening up navy to this, i was first women in the work center. >> ainsley: just got engaged, congratulations. what is your name? >> john. too blessed to -- >> ainsley: you were excited with election results? >> i was. >> ainsley: you go to sea coasts, where senator tim scott goes and nancy mace. thank you for being here. can i introduce you to this precious young lady. i said, what are these, she makes cards for veterans, why do you do that? >> because we love this country. >> i know you are proud. >> i am, i collect from the school districts, boy scouts and my girls take tz day off and we go into the hospital and put on trays, get crossword puzzles from gop offices and different things, socks, underwe

[cheering and applause] usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> thank you very much.ge room with unbelievable people standing by my side. we will make you very happy, we will make you very proud of your vote. looking back someday and saying that that was one of the truly important moments of my life when i voted for this group of people beyond the president. this group of great people. america has given us and on precedented and powerful mandate we have taken back control of the senate. [cheering and applause] the senate races in montana, nevada, texas, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, the great commonwealth of pennsylvania, were all one by the maga movement. [cheering and applause] in those cases, every one of them we worked with the senators , they were tough races. the number of victories in the senate was absolutely incredible we did tell o'reillys. we did tell o'reillys with each one of them. sometimes we did two or three and it was amazing to look at all of those victories. no one expected that. nobody. you have some great senators and some great new senators. it also

against the world number 238 viktoria hruncharkova, who had helped slovakia knock out australia and the usan the way to the semis. and ultimately raducanu proved too strong for her opponent, raducanu won it 6—4 6—4. britain are looking to reach the final for the first time since 1981, italy are waiting for the winners of this tie. every match is extremely challenging and as the tournament progresses, it is more and more, and i think today was a really tough battle because my opponent has a huge ball strike and despite her ranking she plays much above that, especially on these courts, it really suits her, but i'm really pleased with how i once again compose myself and served out in both sets. so great britain are one win away — british number one katie boulter is in action right now against rebecca sramkova. it's gone to a deciding third set. there will be a doubles match if there needs to be a decider. roger federer has posted a lengthy tribute to rafael nadal on social media, as the spaniard prepares to play in his final tournament. federer hailed his historic achiemevents in an epic caree

what pilot is israel wheeled in tomorrow's elections in the usa? well, it's always the norm as power of the just the fact that the united states is a, basically a co belligerent in a genocide. we're supplying the weapons, they drop them, but we build them and send them and pay for them. uh so where is guilty is, is, is really, is, are for taking part in the genocide. and that happens because we have a constituency that is very powerful and very wealthy and the supports the, whatever we do in israel. but how will they influence the elections? remind us the actually, i have an ex up here for him. us by fail for inspires. most of it to is the collapse of america's got your intelligence. you talk about a meeting between john kerry and yahoo in the room. as usual, your beautiful pro style fits the scene of a popular sea food restaurant and be out of the reach e a block of rooms type of river that was for the 2016 election. your mind is how they interfered with that one to yeah, i wrote a considerable amount about that and the way i wrote about it was by

usa . >> thank you very much. wow. usa. usa. >> usa.sa. >> well, i want to thank you all very much. this is great. these are our friends. we have thousands of friends on this incredible movement. this was a movement like nobody's ever seen before. and frankly, this was i believe, the greatest political movement of all time. there's never been anything like this in this country. and maybe beyond. and now it's going to reach a new level of importance, because we're going to help our country heal. we're going to help our country heal. we have a country that needs help, and it needs help very badly. we're going to fix our borders. we're going to fix everything about our country and we made history for a reason tonight. and the reason is going to be just that. we overcame obstacles that nobody thought possible. and it is now clear that we've achieved the most incredible political thing. look, what happened is this crazy? but it's a political victory that our country has never seen before. nothing like this. i want to thank the american peopl

but one thing is clear — even when representing the usa, london will always be her home turf. sports stories. viniciuer is a doubt for real madrid's champions league trip to liverpool on wednesday. the brazilian played all of madrid's 3—0 la liga win against leganes yesterday but picked up a hamstring problem carlos alcaraz has signed up to play at queen's again next year. the spaniard won the title in 2023, but though he lost to britain's jack draper in the second round last year, he went onto win wimbledon for the second year running england and saracens wing jess breach is out until february with a hip injury. breach last played rugby during the red roses�* wxvi title decider against canada in october. she is expected to return in time for the six nations that starts in march. india's cricketers have gone one up in their five test series against australia. they won by 295 runs in perth, a remarkable recovery after being bowled out forjust 150 in their first innings. australia started the fourth day needing 522 more runs to win with just seven wickets in hand, and that posit

just a moment but first we are into a deciding doubles match at the davis cup as australia and the usa battle it out for a place in the semifinals in malaga. a thriller to open the tie which was ultimately decided 16—14 and one third set tie—break. the australian eventually prevailing in a match lasting on the way to 2.5 hours and look at what it meant there to the australia team but there to the australia team but the usa levelled the tie with a straight sets win 6—3, 6— four that finished. and the tie is now into the doubles — where it's usa's tommy paul and ben shelton, back out again against matthew ebden and jordan thompson. the australians took the first set 6—4. 3—3 in the second. chelsea captain reece james has suffered another injury setback as his side prepare to return to premier league action. james missed much of last season with hamstring issues and had surgery which — it was hoped — would fix the problem. but he's already missed several games this season, and his boss says he'll miss saturday's trip to leicester, enzo maresca's former club. it's a hamstring, yeah, hamstr

[crowd chanting "usa, usa, usa"] we love our country and here is what we all know. when you love something, you fight for it. [cheers and applause] i do believe it is one of the highest forms of patriotism, the expression of our love for our country, to fight for its ideals and fight to realize the promise of america. the promise of america. i have always believed in our nation's promise. i grew up as a child of the civil rights movement. my parents would take me to the marches when i was in a stroller. what we know about that time is that there were folks from every walk of life from a coming together to fight for freedom and opportunity. and, growing up i saw how hard my mother worked to give her daughters the same chances are country gave her. i was blessed to have family by blood and family by love who instilled in me the values of community and compassion and faith. i have spent my life fighting for people that have been hurt and counted out, but never stopped believing that in our country anything is possible. i have lived the promise of america. today i see t

what pilot is israel wheeled in tomorrow's elections in the usa? well, it's always well the norm as power of the just the fact that the united states is a, basically a co belligerent in a genocide. we're supplying the weapons, they dropped them, but we billed them and send them and pay for it. and so where is guilty is, is, is really, is, are for taking part in the genocide. and that happens because we have a constituency that is very powerful and very wealthy, and the supports, the whatever we do in israel. but how will they influence the alexis remind us, actually, i have an ex up here from us by fail for and spies. most of it was the collapse of america's got your intelligence. you talk about a meeting between john kerry and yahoo in the room. as usual, your beautiful pro style fits the scene of a popular sea food restaurant and be out of the reach e a block for rooms type of river that is for the 2016 election drilling. that's how they interfered with that one to yeah, i wrote a considerable amount about that and the way i wrote about it was by

. >> usa usa usa usa usa. >> thank you very much. winning the popular vote was very nice.will tell you. great feeling of love. we have a great feeling of love in this very large room, with unbelievable people standing by my side. these people have been incredible. they've made the journey with me, and we're going to make you very happy, very proud of your vote. i hope that you're going to be looking back someday and say that was one of the truly important moments of my life when i voted for this group of people, beyond the president, this group of great people. america has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate. we have taken back control of the senate, wow. and the senate races in montana, nevada, texas, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. we're all one by the maga movement they helped so much. and in those cases, every one of them we worked with the senators, they were tough races. the number of victories in the senate was absolutely incredible. and we did telerallies with each one of them. sometimes we did two or three, and it was

usa, usa, usa! a new one will be started. in which is basically to make america great again and we now have a chance to do it after today. hopefully, everything will work out well. we are leaving. we have to close it out. if we get our vote, there is nothing we can do. we are leading every swing state which is unheard of for the republican party. good or bad finishes depending. you would watch it like a race horse. sometimes they would get there and sometimes they would not. but with north carolina, i always got there because we won every race. [cheers and applause] so, essentially, they have an expression, i hate the expression, but it is ours to lose. if we get everybody out and vote, there is not a thing they can do. and if we don't, they have to get every person that signed anything for that dangerous party destroying our country come up we cannot let that happen. my only purpose being here today is to tell you to get out and vote. we cannot let that happen. my only purpose in even being here today, get out and vote, you

all the got controlled media system and catastrophic levels of poverty. 43000 was showing that in the usa last year, 40000000 cannot eat tonight without federal food aid programs. with less than 5 percent of the world's population. it accounts for 25 percent of those globally incarcerated genocide. jo, how that goes terraces, usa remains the only un members state that is not ratified to convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women and the convention on the civil rights of a child. in april 2023, the us senate rejected a constitutional amendment to guarantee gender equality. according to n. s a whistleblower edwards as odin us authorities, master male. all forms of communication between us citizens go into one. gives us poll. 76 percent of americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, as trillions from public money i used to wage war abroad. the gap between rich and poor and the usa is now reached its west level since the great depression of 1929. if you believe the fake news media in the usa and it's about so later it states you think tomorr

the usa . thank you very much. wow. usa, usa, usa. well, i want to thank you all very much. this is great. these are our friends. we have thousands of friends in this incredible movement. this was a movement like nobody's ever seen before. and frankly, this was i believe, the greatest political movement of all time. there's never been anything like this in this country. and maybe beyond. and now it's going to reach a new level of importance, because we're going to help our country heal. we're going to help our country heal. we have a country that needs help, and it needs help very badly. we're going to fix our borders. we're going to fix everything about our country and we made history for a reason tonight. and the reason is going to be just that. we overcame obstacles that nobody thought possible. and it is now clear that we've achieved the most incredible political thing. look, what happened. is this crazy? but it's a political victory that our country has never seen before. nothing like this. i want to thank the american people for the extraordinary honor of being elected

crowd chants: usa, usa. donald trump wins the election.aying that this will be a golden era for the usa. i just want to thank the american people for the extraordinary honour of being elected your 47th president and your 45th president. and i think that we just witnessed the greatest political comeback in the history of the united states of america. jubilant supporters celebrate, trump will be only the second person in history to serve a second — separate — term in the white house. a crushing night for kamala harris and her supporters, who left her campaign headquarters in washington after the party was cancelled. we'll be bringing all the latest analysis and reaction to an historic win for donald trump, plus what his presidency might hold for america and the world. hello i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to our continuing coverage of the us election. donald trump has won the us presidential election, in what will go down as one of the most astonishing political comebacks of all time. he's the first us president to serve non—consecutive ter

hero's welcome from the crowd at a ufc event at new york's madison square garden. [ crowd chanting "usa] but the real fight is waiting on capitol hill as several of his cabinet picks face mounting scrutiny. cbs news has learned his pick to lead the department of defense, former fox news host pete hegseth, paid a settlement to a woman who had accused him of sexual assault back in 2017. first reported by the "washington post," hegseth's attorney told us he paid the woman to ward off a baseless lawsuit that would have likely gotten him fired from fox and that she initiated a consensual encounter. hegseth denies the allegations, and no charges were filed. trump is moving swiftly to fill cabinet seats after a stumbling start eight years ago. >> he wants to correct that this time by finding people that he has a good working relationship with. >> reporter: some of his other picks are also controversial. that includes former florida congressman matt gaetz for attorney general. he resigned last week, ending a house ethics investigation into alleged sexual misconduct and illicit drug use. speaker

hero's welcome from the crowd at a ufc event at new york's madison square garden. [ crowd chanting "usabut the real fight is waiting on capitol hill as several of his cabinet picks face mounting scrutiny. cbs news has learned his pick to lead the department of defense, former fox news host pete hegseth, paid a celtment to a woman who had accused him of sexual assault back in 12017. first report bid the wsht wrkts hegseth's attorney told us he paid the woman to ward off a baseless lawsuit that would have likely gotten him fired from fox and that she initiated a consensual encounter. hegseth denies the allegations, and no charges were filed. trump is moving swiftly to fill cabinet seats after a stumbling start eight years ago. >> he wants to correct that this time by finding people that he has a good working relationship with. >> reporter: some of his other picks are also controversial. that includes former florida congressman matt gaetz for attorney general. he resigned last week, ending a house ethics investigation into alleged sexual misconduct and illicit drug use. speaker mike johnso

another american one is a funded the research was for a minute age, the state department usa id and the defense department. all 4 of those agencies, helpful. and this research, so this brings us to a legitimate question. is it possible in any way then cobit 19 wasn't born in china . but in america. here's mr. renfield. there is a real possibility that the, the virus, the birthplace was chapel hill. i. e, north carolina usa, of course, all of this deserves proper investigation and needs to be substantiated with proof . but how the once jumped on china when the pandemic kicked off. well, if only some of these people are at least a tiny bit, eager to ask these questions now. all right, we're going to take a short break here on our team international. i'll be back in just a few minutes with much more the the more to personalities been. this is and you must always displayed the loading on the, on the 2nd, but to totally out. and you have them done by the most value of what we have done most scale they will by he really is he's really going to be i will have to really put thought of the name

the gap between rich and poor and the usa is now reached its west level since the great depression of 1929. if you believe the fake news media in the usa and it's about so later in the states, you think tomorrow's election was being.

thank you. >> crowd: usa, usa, usa! >> thank very much. thank you.very nice. very nice. i will tell you. a great feeling of love. we have a great feeling of love in this very large room. with unbelievable people standing by my side. these people have been incredible. they've made the journey with me. and we're going to make you very happy. we're going to make you very proud of your vote. i hope that you're going to be looking back someday and say that was one of the truly important moments of my life, when i voted for this group of people beyond the president. this group of great people. america has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate. we have taken back control of the senate, wow. that's great. and the senate races in montana, nevada, texas, ohio, wisconsin. the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. were all won by the maga movement. they helped so much. in those cases, every one of them, we worked with the senators. they were tough races. and, i mean, the number of victories in the senate was absolutely incredible. and we did telerallies.

usa. usa. usa. we are live here in grand rapids at a rally for republican presidential candidate donald trump. hearing some of the other speakers in michigan or the last campaign stops in the 2024 race appeared tomorrow it will have live coverage of the results of the election as they come in. you can find up-to-the-minute voting results from vote for president senate members of congress but rather special webs that c-span.org/results. state-by-state, individual districts in the governor's race. all that at c-span.org/results are. while we wait for the former president's remarks will take a look at some of today's "washington journal." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and out by benjamin he is u.s. election assistance commission chair part welcome to the program. how was it created? what is its purpose? >> absolutely were small federal agency. we are greeted by the help america vote act of 2002. which was congress' response to the 42000 election. we were designed to be independent bipartisan agency and for primary mission

just a moment but first we are into a deciding doubles match at the davis cup as australia and the usa the tie which was ultimately decided 16—14 and one third set tie—break. the australian eventually prevailing in a match lasting on the way to 2.5 hours and look at what it meant there to the australia team but there to the australia team but the usa levelled the tie with a straight sets win 6—3, 6— four that finished. and the tie is now into the doubles — where it's usa's tommy paul and ben shelton, back out again against matthew ebden and jordan thompson. the australians took the first set 6—4.

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usa! usa! >> plus, the pennsylvania senate race triggering a million dollar recount as democrats admit the counting illegal ballots. will: we're counting down to kickoff, the must see nfl match matchups are here on fox. we have picks and predictions for week 11 just ahead. the final hour of "fox & "fox & friendsweekend" starts r. ♪ will: good morning, welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. will cain, rachel duffy and joey jones with you this weekend. we got into a debate, a question about who is the smartest animal. we led to a conversation, who is smarter. we have some results. it turns out the smartest joey of those three is -- >> the pigs, number four on the liss. list. dogs come in at 13. i guess cond donkeys are in thee category. rachel: he's convinced donkeys are smart. how do pigs exert their intelligence? >> i have no idea. rachel: what makes them so smart? >> when i had pigs, this is what i'll tell you about pigs. when you walk the slop out to the pig pen, they come running

[cheering and applause] >> usa. usa. usa. usa.ot of rallies. remember, if you make one slip up, i am a person as you probably know, this beautiful speech, i have not really even gotten to it yet, one of these moments i will start giving you some beautiful things to listen to, and honestly, some terrible things to listen to. what is happened, what they have done to our country is horrible. horrible. by the way, don't you like a president that does not need to use his teleprompter. [cheering and applause] say something refreshing. [cheering and applause] i think i heard somebody say it is like 900, maybe a little more than 900 rallies. rarely do they ever catch me making even a little mistake. i go after rally after rally. and then i say the wrong. they say he has cognitively impaired. [laughter] it could happen, but hopefully it will not be for a long time. he pronounced the word, he slurred the word. i hate to go back, you know. a lot of guys will be talking and they make a mistake. excuse me, let me go back. when you do that, it

team usa after one. and look at the tic tac toe here.ilka makes it six nothing as team usa cruises seven two. seven bay area connected tv app is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, as well as roku, down to download the app now so you can start streaming. thanks for watching! i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel. >> all of us, we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel. >> the guys from pod save america h >> guillermo: jimmy. jimmy, what are you doing? >> jimmy: i'm packing. >> guillermo: packing? are you going on bacation? >> jimmy: no, i'm not going on "bacation." i'm leaving the country. >> guillermo: why are you leaving the country? >> jimmy: i can't stay for

woman comes in, but now that he's the president again -- ♪ [cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa!stuart: there you have it. president-elect donald trump greeted by thund the rouse aa. [applause] and usa, usa chants. this is during his return to madison square garden saturday night. lauren: in new york. stuart: in new york. thank you very much, right. in new york. the crowd went wild after ufc champion jon jones gave trump his championship belt. jones also performed trump's famous dance move which also seems to be catching on in the sports world, a few nfl players doing the shimmy. take a look. he's going to do it, he's going to do it, he's going to do it -- lauren: he did it. stuart: he did it already, sorry. lauren: there it's. stuart: is that a political dance? we will get into that. meanwhile, new picks for trump's administration. chris wright will serve as energy secretary and karoline leavitt will become white house press secretary, the youngest ever in that job. she's 27. brendan carr leads the federal communications commission. he calls himself a free speech warrior. trump'

[applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] thank you. thank you very much.tell you. it's a great feeling of love. we have a great feeling of love in this very large room, with unbelievable people standing by my side. these people have been incredible. they have made the journey with me and we are going to make you very happy. we will make you very proud of your vote. hope you're going to be looking back someday and say that was one of the truly important moments of my life, when i voted for this group of people beyond the president. this group of great people. america has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate. we have taken back control of the senate. wow, that's great. [applause] and the senate races in montana, nevada, texas, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. we are all win by the maga movement. they help so much. in those cases, every one of them, we worked with the senators. they were tough races. the number of victories in the senate is absolutely incredible. sometimes we did two or three rallies, and it was ama

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great neck up have curious at the in our oregon department and the sro land use community ctbc bank usa it's. >> hello ctbc bank usa it's the oregon manager for tjpa it is not you can't why i'm here i'm here it is hard to recall started 8 years ago with tjpa and sro collaboratives i got together with staff's support for those organizations to create a group we call the market street climax to no matter with the developer to see the benefits we could get in the neighborhoods and inclusionary kojdz on market street was housing in the tenderloin. so this group of residents worked together and developed a list of asks for the developers nouktd in good faith i was hoping and been almost two years in the maximum we showed up numerous hearings of the planning commission and is board of supervisors residents actually coming and speaking directly that resonated with the residents with the supervisors this is actually an initiative and benefit agreement with 18 and a half million dollars for the area (clapping.) the land and started few i understand that took a ton of, you know, staff from tjpa a

. ♪ god bless the usa. ♪ ♪ from the lakes of minnesota. ♪ to the hills of tennessee. ♪ across the plainsa to shining sea. ♪ detroit down to houston. ♪ from new york to la. ♪ well, there's pride in every american heart. ♪ and it's time to stand and say. ♪ time to stand and say. ♪ that e that i'm proud be an an where at least i know i'm free. ♪ and i won't forget the men who died. ♪ and gave that right to me. ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you. ♪ and defend her still today. ♪ cause they're ain't no doubt i love this land. ♪ god bless the usa. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] rachel: wow. >> incredible. >> that's the american bombshells performing "god bless the usa" in honor of veterans day weekend. an a absolutely incredible performance. rachel: i feel like i should go to the wardrobe doesn't and get something '40s style. they're just inspiring me. >> looking graivment they reminded me in the green room, it's the marine corpses birthday marine corps birthdaytoo. rachel: they do all kinds of events. you can go online, figure out how to book them. they're as incredible as you see them right no

usa, usa!hip. but this clash will be anything but friendly. is the top two teams in the world arguably the top two coaches who for the next 90 minutes at least will have to put their friendship on hold. for emma hayes at wembley will always feel like home. serena weigman meanwhile will be hoping the home advantage will give england the edge. despite all the build up the first half came and went with a whimper. the usa showed early promise and kept prodding. neither side looked up to their billing. the second half started with the ball finally finding the net, not that this one would count. this scares the lionesses kept coming when the usa rewarded a penalty for this. alex, had to hit her arm, var agreed and overruled. h0 hit her arm, var agreed and overruled-— hit her arm, var agreed and overruled._ and i hit her arm, var agreed and - overruled._ and from overruled. no penalty. and from there the second _ overruled. no penalty. and from there the second half _ overruled. no penalty. and from t

[cheering] >> usa, usa, usa. >> thank you. >> many people have told me that god spared my life for a reason. that reason was to save our country and to restore america to greatness. it is time to put the division of the past four years behind us, time to reunite. i will not let you down. be richer, safer and stronger than ever before. god bless you and god bless america, thank you very much. [cheering] >> carley: former president donald trump projected to be the 47th president of the united states of america. it would be first time since grover cleveland and second time ever a president won two nonconsecutive times. >> steve: one of the greatest political comebacks in history, securing 277 electoral votes and defending north carolina. >> lawrence: unprecedented election cycle filled with twists and turns and two assassinat assassination attempts. >> ainsley: and two impeachments, legal battles and days days spent in the courtroom. trump is projected to be 47th president of the united states. he addressed supporters early this morning. >> i will be fighting for you and with every brea

for blind paralympians like team usa long jumper lex gillette, the technology developed at the gameswon five silver medals over his career, an inspiring feat. he showed me how a new app helped him navigate the team training camp. automation: go straight. ah, there we go. right, so we're off and moving. turn right and continue seven metres. - turn left and continue four metres. - turn right... yeah, all right. got us around the corner. to map each space, a 360 degree point cloud is painstakingly collected by hand. ai and computer vision then takes this 3d data and crafts the step by step guide. continue eight metres. slight left and - continue four metres. slight left... go straight. arrived, running track. there you go. so that was pretty good — that got us to the track pretty unscathed, i would say. yeah. how was that to use, for you? yeah — definitely... it was really interesting trying to figure out what it means to rotate left, or turn left. so, i think, after a while, you use the solution a few times, you get used to it and you learn that path pretty easily. i canjump six metres

[applause] [crowd chanting usa] so, so let's just compare policies, the proposals of harris when shecopying from us, what does she actually say she wants to do for the people of new hampshire, number one she is dragon that she wants to raise your taxes, she is going around saying that the trump tax cuts that put more money in your pocket to the tune of thousands of dollars per family, she wants to get rid of those things and raise your taxes, we already know she wants to sic iris bureaucrats over new hampshire and she will double down on those policies, she's told us and mean while donald trump thinks you want to keep more of your hard-earned money. which is why he said we are not gonna tax over time, we are gonna stop taxing social security and we are gonna let the american people keep more of their hard earned money. [applause] you know i grew up in a place that is cold, not as cold as new hampshire, i tell ya i got off the plane today and i looked at my wife, by the way, isn't my wife beautiful, thank you honey for campaigning with me. [applause] she, she, she is my best friend an

usa.crowd chanting "usa"] it is a privilege to be here this morning -- we are just the warm up band. we realize that here and we are the warm up band in the bar before the stars come. donald trump, jr. and your next vice president jd vance. i have gotten to know jd vance. senator mike lee has gotten to know jd vance. michael he is a great senator, a great neighbor. mike lee, thank you for being here as well. i am the son of a u.s. marine. my dad enlisted in the marine corps at 17 .5. his mom had to sign the papers so he could get in. did you know that jd vance will be the first u.s. marine ever elected as vice president of the united states? when president trump picked jd vance, what a tremendous pick. it says a lot. by the way, maybe all you have to look at is who kamala harris picked for her vice president nominee. and who president trump picked for his nominee, jd vance. i tell you, i've gotten to know jd well. campaigning for him in ohio exactly two years ago when he had a big senate r

. >> usa! usa! usa!s came to my eyes and a big weight lifted off my chest after i saw him talking. >> the world is not ready for a woman president. >> i think he will close the borders. i think he is going to help veterans. he is going to get rid of the illegal criminals that are already here that were allowed to come in. >> i felt like maybe kamala and her positivity and like, you know, clear policies about supporting and uniting would you know, somehow reignite the country. >> i am feeling very disheartened. it is such a -- it's one of the darkest days in history. >> i think that there will be a lot of sadness from people like myself who wanted to see the first female president, the first indian and woman of color to be president. >> as a palestinian, i cannot get myself to bubble in kamala harris who has repeatedly said over the last seven or eight months that she believes in israel's right to defend itself. >> we have to work together to move forward. and i don't fit -- we have to find common ground

marine and team usa bobsledder liberty. caught up with captain riley te jack as she works towards her dream to represent the u.s. in the olympics. even while she's deployed overseas. >> she's fast on the ice. and strong in her combat captain riley te jack is staying on top of her game. even while deployed 06:00am. >> every morning i'm in the gym best i can either in the gym lifting or outside trying to be that early heat 3 before she deployed. riley was based in quantico serving as a u.s. marine corps logistics officer. >> still competing as a bobsled captain for team usa. i got my highest finish in europe with the 5th place and austria. >> i took over all 3rd place in the north american cup and i want to competed in my second world championships and germany. riley has since taken a break from competing to volunteer for a deployment to iraq. i'm here as an operations officer for operation inherent resolve. >> back in august, 7 u.s. personnel were injured during a suspected rocket attack. >> not too far from her. i am okay.

e, north carolina, usa. of course, all of this deserves proper investigation and needs to be substantiated with proof . but how the once jumped on china when the pandemic kicked off. well, if only some of these people are at least a tiny bit, eager to ask these questions now. when i to india were one of the world's richest men go to madonna is being prosecuted once again. us is issued an indictment against the chairman of the indian, a dining group, charging him with bribery and fraud. however, the company has issued a statement, calling the allegations baseless the allegations made by the us department of justice and the us securities and exchange commission against the directors of a donnie green are baseless and denied. the a dining group has always upheld and is steadfastly committed to maintaining the highest standards of governance, transparency, and regulatory compliance across all jurisdictions of its operations. we assure our stakeholders, partners, and employees that we are a law abiding organizati

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