william. >> william: thank you so much.rmer ice director and fox news contributor, and a former press secretary from the democratic national committee. jose, start with you. democrats have had the house, senate and the white house two years. as you look at the southern border, is that a success? >> look, i think first and foremost recognize the border, immigration, you know, situation in the united states has got to be fixed by both parties. i think just now we got senator sinema to put forth a bill to legally 2 million dreamers in the united states and add $25 billion for the border, and republicans said they want solutions, we are providing a solution. >> william: you can't blame republicans for this, jose, you had -- you have the -- >> biden cannot do this by himself, i think even though it's been -- >> william: your party cannot do it by itself. >> the budget that just passed, more money for the border but it's not enough. we need republican support to help find a permanent solution. title 42 can help but not a solution

anita, william. >> william: jeff, thanks so much.art del cueto, national border patrol vice president, not only do you do that job but have been a field agent 20 years, close to it. do you see anything changing in the next year? >> no, not at all. the only thing they might change if they lift title 42, more chaos at the border. but the border is broken, the line has been broken. this agency has not done anything to help it. administration has done nothing but create more of a magnet, and as we have seen in the past with caravans, the agency was always not knowing what to do. they didn't have a plan. right now, they don't have a plan to lift title 42, the only ones that do have a plan are the criminal cartels that are going to continue bringing more drugs. as soon as that gets lifted, it's going to get even worse. more individuals coming into certain areas, more agents off the line and more drugs coming in and as we have talked before, apprehensions, the got-aways are a big concern, they have serious criminal backgrounds getting throu

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but at that time , william didn't know that time, william didn't know that time, william didn't know meghan had already their poison for netflix. it was really edited . netflix. it was really edited. all the stuff that we heard today about charles lying about william screaming and shouting was in the can being edited and they duplicity did not reveal what they were going to do. now harry's form on that because it exactly the same at prince philip's funeral when recorded that whole thing about his father was responsible for his breakdown and he in the in george's chapel knowing that he'd done his family down in the apple broadcast armchair broadcast and didn't it so he's as duplicitous us as meghan but he's worse because she's an actress she's got no stake in this country but harry a former army officer betraying the army his country family, his father dumping on the king, the future king, too, and also his grandmother is extraordinary i mean, diana would be shocked . mean, diana would be shocked. the one thing dinah didn't do was be so duplicitous , so was be so duplicitous, so disho

but at that time , william didn't know that time, william didn't know that time, william didn't know meghan had already their poison for netflix. it was really edited . netflix. it was really edited. all the stuff that we heard today about charles lying about william screaming and shouting was in the can being edited and they duplicity did not reveal what they were going to do. now harry's form on that because it exactly the same at prince philip's funeral when recorded that whole thing about his father was responsible for his breakdown and he in the in george's chapel knowing that he'd done his family down in the apple broadcast armchair broadcast and didn't it so he's as duplicitous us as meghan but he's worse because she's an actress she's got no stake in this country but harry a former army officer betraying the army his country family, his father dumping on the king, the future king, too, and also his grandmother is extraordinary i mean, diana would be shocked . mean, diana would be shocked. the one thing dinah didn't do was be so duplicitous , so was be so duplicitous, so disho

thanks. >> thank you commissioner williams. i really do concur with the sentiments and looking at the scope of the mou excited. i think through the mou and updated mou i did actually also ask exective officer pollack to go back to the original mou to see if the full board supervisor need to legislate resolution or affirm this mou. i do not think so because it is under a million dollars as a mou, but we are-i want colleagues to know that we are try ing to clarify that but as a independent body we as a body could move forward with without the board of supervisors approval, but i think is always good to also communicate this with the elected body. after all, i am appreciative of everyone here for your partnership. i think that it start turning a new page for clean power sf conversation to a next level i would say. i think it has been success and successful partnership between lafco and puc but think it is time for us to move forward and really start to talk about power source as a next step. sustainable power source i should say.

williams picked off by r.j. herbert. williams battled a hamstring injury limping most of the night. they needed a stop on third down for one more chance, but they couldn't get it. the utes running back to jackson breaks loose and takes it 53 yards for the house for the touchdown. utah wins the pac-12 championship. that means usc is most likely eliminated from the college football playoff. >>> world cup off, christian renaldo and portugal facing korea. tied up at one in the 91st minute. south korea needed a win. they beat portugal 2-1. both countries are moving on to the knockout stage. >>> world number one brazil looking to finish a group play, perfect 3-0. scoreless against cameroon. vincent scores on the header for cameroon. he is then given his second yellow card for taking his jersey off in the celebration, which means he was sent off. cameroon upsets brazil 1-nil. their first world cup win in 20 years. but despite the win, they needed one more goal. brazil moves on and cameroon is eliminated. >>> in the u.s. men's team news, star midfielder christian pulisic has been set to pla

the visit included a meeting with president biden for prince william at thejfk library. managed a night out at the basketball, where they enjoyed the full spectator experience. and were on the green carpet for the earthshot awards prize ceremony, the project launched by prince william to reward environmental innovation. but it was a visit where they found themselves dealing with some unexpected issues. the trip here to america was tricky at times. the prince and princess of wales took the view that they wouldn't be distracted by other things. the problem was, that wasn't always easy. while william and catherine were in boston, netflix released a trailerfor their harry & meghan documentary series. doesn't it make more sense to hear our story from us? it changed the conversation around the trip, attention drawn once again to the divisions within the royal family. during the six episodes, the duke and duchess of sussex shared insights into how they met and theirfamily life, with previously unseen footage. archie took his very first steps right here. but they were also criti

williams then gets the gun and chases after them. they get about 100 feet away when williams fires first. he hit 19-year-old ronald jackson in the leg. jackson allegedly returned fire which ultimately killed williams. >> technically when you commit a robbery, it's not over until you reach a place of safety. the robbers hadn't at this time. but the analysis is, now they are under a deadly attack. when such attack was not legally justified. the deputy da says they considered all possible scenarios. because williams chased after the suspects with a firearm, at that point in the eyes of the law, it's no longer self-defense. >> there is no reasonable interpretation of these events that would suggest that mr. jackson had been in the store, was under any sort of a threat from these individuals who were clearly running away and gained quite a distance. reporter: he says it's illegal to possess a gun within a business. it was not legal for williams to have a gun. jackson could face up to 15 years behind bars. the second suspect is still at la

william: such a tremendous discovery here.willerslev at the university of copenhagen, thank you so much for talking with us. >> my pleasure. judy: so fascinating. and on the newshour online, on our tiktok and instagram pages, you can see how our own "newshour" correspondents are celebrating the holidays by sharing some of their favorite recipes of the season. that's on our instagram and tikt pages now. and you can't miss this, no ancient dna in these recipes, we promise. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us on-line and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe and we'll see you soon. >> major fundi for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. to learn more, visit consumer cellular.tv. >> the landscape has changed, and not for the last time. the rules of business are being reinvented with a more flexible workforce, by embra

and priest versus priest, reverend william .and i'm reverend william.ael curran . thank you very michael curran. thank you very much. right. i'll start with you, reverend william . where are you, reverend william. where are you, reverend william. where are you on this? do you think people should be allowed to pray in had any whereabouts, anything ? well any whereabouts, anything? well do and how do i read this story on april the first? i would have it as an april fool . the very it as an april fool. the very thought of one being able to be prosecute it for silent prayer. i what you are thinking about in the privacy of your own head is utterly lewd to chris. and i cannot believe we are in this situation . reverend willie, i'm situation. reverend willie, i'm reverend michael. your views. i've got malcolm , a priest mixed i've got malcolm, a priest mixed up there for a second. reverend michael? yes. easily don. we're pretty much interchangeable prayer is the centre of my life. i'm sure as my colleague i begin the day with it, i structure my life around pra

prince william has since spoken of the memories this brought back of his mother's funeral.nster hall, queen elizabeth ii lay in state until the day of her funeral. tens of thousands came to share this experience in silence, in prayer, sometimes in tears, and they had waited many hours to do so. the queue to see the queen lying in state became a place where memories were shared, friendships made. it stretched back for miles, and at times the waiting was reported to be close to 2a hours. but that didn't put people off. no one knows each other, we're all here on our own, and then there's the sense that everyone is here for the same reason. it's been tiring, but it's been fine. there's been good banter and the queue's been moving. tired. — my feet are absolutely tired. even well known faces joined. david beckham queued for more than 12 hours, saying it was just special to be there. the queen's family played their part here too. herfour children held a vigil at their mother's coffin in a deeply personal moment amidst the public mourning. as did her grandchildren, who stood in qu

and priest versus priest, reverend william .and i'm reverend william.ael curran . thank you very michael curran. thank you very much. right. i'll start with you, reverend william . where are you, reverend william. where are you, reverend william. where are you on this? do you think people should be allowed to pray in had any whereabouts, anything ? well any whereabouts, anything? well do and how do i read this story on april the first? i would have it as an april fool . the very it as an april fool. the very thought of one being able to be prosecute it for silent prayer. i what you are thinking about in the privacy of your own head is utterly lewd to chris. and i cannot believe we are in this situation . reverend willie, i'm situation. reverend willie, i'm reverend michael. your views. i've got malcolm , a priest mixed i've got malcolm, a priest mixed up there for a second. reverend michael? yes. easily don. we're pretty much interchangeable prayer is the centre of my life. i'm sure as my colleague i begin the day with it, i structure my life around pra

he was a student at william and mary like his father. did well at william & mary. but there's still a distance between the two of them. a formality, almost. probably owing to the fact that they didn't seizure that much well robert was growing up. john tyler junior, who was born in 1819, no doubt was the one who took his father's absence the hardest. john, young john, eventually became an alcoholic. suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. and really had a lot of troubles, both before and after tyler's presidency that john tyler really disparage of. at one, point thinking that he was going to end up dead. that they would find out that his son and namesake would be dead. so, there's a lot of contention within that relationships that tyler shared with his children. but, it is laetitia specially who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husband's continuous absences. there is an antidote from may of 1831 that i think is particularly telling in this regard. in may of 1831, after the congressional session had ended, john tyler returned hom

william: dr.teland is a pediatric hospitalist at intermountain primary children's hospital in salt lake city, utah. the majority of his patients have rsv, but flu is taking a heavy toll as well. >> our hospital is designed to have about 287 beds. we've been popping up around 95% to 105% of occupancy of those beds. that means, at times, we have to double bunk patients. we create beds out of thin air. we take one smallish room, put a curtain in the middle, roll in some portable monitors, and next thing you know, you've got two beds. william: right now, nearly 80% of hospital beds across the u.s. are occupied, so to ease the flow of new patients, some areas are urging people to mask back up. in new york, the city's health commissioner has advised mask wearing in all indoor and crowded settgs. inalifornia, rates of rsv are the highest they've been in years, and an uptick in covid and influenza is pushing frontline workers to the brink. >> pediatricians, we're talking about, this is kind of our, you kn

brooklyn williams.rooklyn is a high school senior at baldwin high school in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where she has founded the chill club, an offshoot of the allegheny health network's chill project. the chill club is an open door mindfulness club aimed at supporting students coping with the stresses and anxieties of high school. brooklyn, we're pleased to welcome you here today. now we'll turn tour witnesses for their opening statements. we begin with dr. hoover. dr. hoover: good morning. thank you. i want to thank you for inviting me here to speak about these important issues about for your commitment to the health and well being of our young people. my name is sharon hoover and i'll speak to you from my perspective as a professor of psychiatry and also director of the national center for school mental health, funded by the department of health and human services. ill also speak to you through my lens as a parent of three young people, a ninth grader, 11th grader and freshman in college. these issues

prince william has since spoken of the memories this brought back of his mother's funeral.nster hall, queen elizabeth ii lay in state until the day of her funeral. tens of thousands came to share this experience in silence, in prayer, sometimes in tears, and they had waited many hours to do so. the queue to see the queen lying in state became a place where memories were shared, friendships made. it stretched back for miles, and at times the waiting was reported to be close to 2a hours. but that didn't put people off. no one knows each other, we're all here on our own, and then there's the sense that everyone is here for the same reason. it's been tiring, but it's been fine. there's been good banter and the queue's been moving. tired. my feet are absolutely tired. even well known faces joined. david beckham queued for more than 12 hours, saying it was just special to be there. the queen's family played their part here too. herfour children held a vigil at their mother's coffin in a deeply personal moment amidst the public mourning. as did her grandchildren, who stood in quie

williams then gets a gun and chases after them. they got about 100 feet away, when williams fires first. he hit 19-year-old ronald jackson in the leg. jackson allegedly returned fire, which ultimately killed williams. >> technically when you commit a robbery, the robbery is not over until you reach a place of safety. and the robbers hadn't at this time. but the analysis is, now they are under a deadly attack. one such attack was not legally justified. reporter: the deputy says they considered all possible scenarios. but because williams chased after the suspects with a firearm, at that point in the eyes of the law, it is no longer self-defense. >> there's really no reasonable interpretation of these events that would suggest that mr. jackson had been in the store under any sort of a threat from these individuals were clearly running away and gained quite a distance. reporter: without elaborating, it is illegal to possess a gun within a business, but it was not legal for williams to have a gun. jackson could face up to 15 years behi

they allege william and kate's aids planted negative stories about them in the press brothers officethe very same thing that we promised the two of us would never, ever do. that was heartbreaking. megan says. it took a heavy toll, like all of this will stop if i'm not here. harry describing that heated palace showdown to discuss the couple's departure with the late queen elizabeth king charles and his brother, william. it was terrifying to have my brother screaming, shouts at me and my father say things that simply weren't true. and my grandmother quietly sit there and sort of take it all in accusing the palace of shaping the narrative happy to lie to protect my brother. and yet three years, they were never willing to tell the truth to protect us. no official comment from the palace. but tonight one former royal aide is pushing back would damage the institution and it would be wrong and the queen would not sanction it. harry clearly struggling with his new normal happy life, with his wife and children, but now likely irreparably separated from his family. it never needed to be this w

and kate going _ these pictures of william and kate going to _ these pictures of william and kate going. along with king charles and the resonate they have not made _ charles and the resonate they have not made any response to the allegations in the netflix drop today — allegations in the netflix drop today. and it remains to be seen whether they will. so far, they have stated _ whether they will. so far, they have stated silent in the face of these accusations. i must say it is difficult _ accusations. i must say it is difficult not to feel some sympathy for harry— difficult not to feel some sympathy for harry and megan. when you watch it, for harry and megan. when you watch it. and _ for harry and megan. when you watch it. and i_ for harry and megan. when you watch it, and i watch some of it today. they— it, and i watch some of it today. they are — it, and i watch some of it today. they are so _ it, and i watch some of it today. they are so emotionally invested in this at— they are so emotionally invested in this at one — they are so emotionally invested in this. at one point megan cr

he was a student at william and mary like his father. did well at william and mary but there is still a distance between the two of them or formality almost. the fact they did not see each other that much will robert was growing up. john tyler junior was born in 1819 no doubt took his father's absence of the hardest. young john, and eventually became an alcoholic, suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. before and after despaired of that one point thinking he was going to be dead they found that his son and namesake would be dead. with his children, leticia who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husband continuous absences. there is an anecdote from may of 1831 that is particularly telling in this regard. in may at 1831 after the congressional session had ended, john tyler returned home to virginia. i barely put his back down when he informed leticia he had been invited to a political meeting in richland. we would be leaving tomorrow and be gone a few days. while that night, leticia got very ill. so il

and in 1992, william f. buckley jr. invited rush limbaugh onto his original "firing line," and you wrote about that interview in your book. you said, quote... here is buckley and his introduction of rush limbaugh on "firing line" in 1992. take a look. >> his medium is opinion, and only the humorless are really offended. in this sense, it's fair to say, i suppose, that he gets away with his scams as no one since norman lear got away with his and his series, "all in the family." >> so can you explain, matthew, to the uninitiated how relevant and significant rush limbaugh became to the conservative movement in the 1990s? >> well, i mean, limbaugh is one of the most significant conservatives in american history. here's why. he was an entertainer, first and foremost. he came out of the shock-jock tradition, but he discovered that you could communicate political ideas in an entertaining format. and so he's able to kind of package conservative ideas that you would find in more intellectual journals in this very ent

commissioner williams. hi. my favorite part when i have questions you answer within seconds of presenting. thank you. i guess my question is relating it jackie. with the electric heat pump water heater incentives. the out reach strategy, i wonder in your tenure and in your experience what that strategy usually entails? are you talking to only owners, tenants, are there yours in the city you like to focus on in your reason behind that? >> yea. great question . you know general low speaking we do try to tailer our out reach to the initiative. and -- there are different tactics for reaching our customers depending on what the program is we are trying to community. um and you know we have an excellent power communication's team and that reported here lafco in the past. i'm happy to bring them become to chair more about their strategies and their approaches. and more specific low about what we will do on decarbonization. but -- with respect to the heat pump water heater. one thing i want to point out is that program

to highlight william's charity, fighting climate change.alace drama back home and the release of harry and meghan's documentary trailer continue to cloud the visit. cbs' michael george has the details. >> reporter: a brief greeting before the cameras, president biden and the prince of wales would spend 30 minutes privately at the j.f.k. library this afternoon. william thanking president biden for attending the queen's funeral in september. the prince and princess are in boston to hand out their earthshot prize, million dollar awards to climate and environmental entrepreneurs. william said it was inspired by kennedy's famous moonshot speech. caroline kennedy, the former president's daughter, showed william a copy of the speech. princess kate was swarmed by well-wishers this morning in cambridge, but the visit has been upstaged by controversies in the u.s. and back home in the u.k. >> i had to do everything i could to protect my family. >> reporter: in the middle of the trip, netflix dropped its first trailer of the new docu- series "harry an

and now william rudo has been sworn into office as kenya's, newest president. so joining us to discuss the election drama in kenya is abra yomi, as calloway. he is the publisher and editor of the pan african news wire in senegal . thank you for being with us today. the election board returned the total number of votes that accounted for over a 100 percent of the registered voters. and this raised a lot of red flags for dingo supporters. plus there were a number of election board officials who dissented on the certification of william rudolph victory. how do you read that whole situation? well, i'm not sure what the political composition of the ad b. c. the independent boundaries and electoral commission and what that is based on there were 4 people who the senate from us and a result of a corporate alicia. as has taken this issue to the king, the supreme court hopefully in a few days time, they will come back with a decision in regard to whether the elections will legitimate or whether the elections will have to be done over. now we saw this several years ago w

prince william allegedly shouting at harry. and prince harry tonight on what he believes the reason why. will there be any reaction from buckingham palace? james longman live in london. >>> here at home, the images just in tonight a fighter jet crashing on the runway trying to make a vertical landing in fort worth, texas. >>> president biden tonight authorizing the release of thousands of documents related to jfk's assassination. >>> and our made in america christmas your one thing. if it says made in america and if it fits, you'll see what happens. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight," request david muir. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on this thursday night. we hope you're home, inside and and warm watching us tonight, because there's a dangerous storm bearing down on millions across the u.s. heavy snow, rain, icy highways already, part of the pennsylvania turnpike shut down, and this is set to potentially becom a nor'easter before it's over. these images fro

not long after he graduated from william & mary. and jefferson impressed upon him that a successful politician, particularly in virginia. needed to establish themselves in the legal percent fashion. in fact, a legal career, jefferson's that to the young man, was a virtual prerequisite to a political career. so, much like there was really no doubt that he would attend william & mary, like his father, like jefferson, like james monroe, taylor was one of three presidents to have attended william and mary. it became pretty apparent that he was going to pursue a legal career. and, shortly after he graduated from the college of william & mary, his father and another tyler relative took him on as a legal apprentice. a little bit later when judge taylor was a gentle elected governor virginia could no longer supervised his son's legal studies, edmund randolph stopped. and randolph had been attorney general under george washington. and really presented young tyler with a very challenging way to approach the law. tyler passed the bar in the 18

williams off. so the sub has been subbed. you can only think that's for penalty shootout purposes. >> landon: that's never a good feeling for any player. in these circumstances, it's clear that's why. >> ian: marcos llorente. behind for another corner kick. anything this late would be a total heartbreaker for morocco. spain wouldn't care about that. to take it is the man who has just come on. sarabia. he has a very respectable record of nine goals in 25 caps for his country. ounahi has gone off to make room for benoun later on. i wonder if that's another shootout-inspired change. they've got this corner to defend first. 120th minute. morocco have defended absolutely superbly. balde to play it wide. to fati. won by hakimi. there's a break on here. busquets is far enough back to mop up. it's going to be three added minutes. time enough. spain who won and lost on penalty shootouts at the european championships last year. agonizing defeat in the semis. still working the passing routines, even this late. seeing if they can just en

however, william mucho did not agree with that. and he is own political alliance, which i did quite well in the elections i, he was declared the winner, although they have been not just the other issue. so unfortunately, the courts and hopefully the cause and the aftermath of the decision by the union supreme court. the canyon high court has just returned a decision to uphold the victory of william root. ho. will we see more political violence in kenya, one way or the other? yeah, i think this is the correct decision. it took perhaps a week for the results to be a now officially, i think they wanted to make sure that they had everything in order before a public announcement was made. we can only hope, as has been proven over the last month that the country will remain peaceful and stable. otherwise, i was going to be very, very difficult for the people in tenure to deal with the current economic slowdown is taking place in the country. it's also a problem of drought in some parts of junior, as well as the neighboring somalia. and e

reporter: jackson fired back, striking williams in the chest and leg. one of those shots proving to be fatal. police say jackson, who is in their custody at the hospital, and another man who has not been caught stole cash and cigar papers. police haven't said how much money was taken. williams coworker annette says less than 150 dollars is kept in the register at all times. as for charges against jackson. >> the case was presented to the district attorney's office and they filed robbery, possession of stolen property, and a firearm enhancement on mr. ronald jackson junior. reporter: the antioch police department says the das office declined to charge him with murder, referring to the suspects charges. we reached out to the das office for clarification but have yet to hear back. j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: time is ticking for any victims of child sex abuse by catholic clergy members in california. they have one month left to come forward under a recently signed california law. tim johns spoke with victims about the looming deadline and the hard emotions i

william is very much more considered. looked at harry moving very, very quickly towards marriage and just said hold on a minute. are you sure you're not going too fast here? >> you look at harry and william's parents. they didn't take huge amount of time to get to know each other. that marriage was not successful. whereas, you know, william and kate spent many years getting to know each other. and making sure that she would be able to take on those responsibilities and the weight of responsibility. and i think, william probably just wanted to make sure that meghan knew what she was getting herself into. >> what prince william may have said, with brotherly concern, according to sources close to harry was taken in a very different way. that it wasn't brotherly concern but, perhaps, he had overstepped, in a way. >> there were also stories in the press that painted meghan in an unflattering light. >> one saying that meghan made kate cry during the wedding preparations. what was the truth? >> that story has been reported, both

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laura: what is the latest from prince william's brother harry?s wife megan have in the past accused the royal household of racism. >> that was another unexpected surprise today for the royal couple. we had netflix releasing a tailor of -- trailer of the domentary harry and meghan are going to put out. and in that teaser harry is seen saying he needed to protect his family. some are questioning what other revelations might come out of that documentary. william and catherine have no plans to meet with harry and meghan while they are here, and what is a very awkward situation. while william is here saying the earthshot prize really came out of his desire to mimic jfk's moonshot. you have the rfk human rights organization honoring harry and meghan next week for an award for talking out about structural racism in the family. all of this has put a spotlight on the two brothers and the two different faces they are showing about this royal family. and here in the united states, it is certainly factored into coverage of this visit. but william and catheri