. >> and what about his wife, bridget ziegler? we said in the intro, admitted to this three-way with her husband and the same woman, the sarasota county school board passed a resolution calling on her to resign. has she done that? >> reporter: anderson, she has not. and she's given no indication that she plans on stepping aside anytime soon. i asked some of the very same republican party officials today whether they believe that bridget ziegler should give up her school board seat considering the allegations against her husband. and the couple's behavior, and just about every single party official i spoke to said they didn't want to touch the subject, in fact the only person in the state of florida that can remove her from her school board seat is governor ron desantis. and anderson, so far, he has given no indication that she should step aside. >> carlos, thanks very much. >>> next, the latest on an explosion and fire at a hotel in downtown ft. worth, texas. we'l'll be rightht back. >>> we have more breaking news. an explosion an

with his wife brigitte ziegler the cofounder of the moms for liberty group.now anderson, it is important to note here that question ziegler has not been criminally charged in -- sex with a woman was consensual. now officials told me after the vote that they really just want to move past this scandal, they admit that is some other fundraising efforts have taken a hit, much because we are in a 2024 presidential election cycle, and we have the florida legislative session which gets underway tomorrow, they are ready to move beyond christian ziegler. >> and what about his wife brigitte ziegler who is said admitted to the three-way with her husband and the same orman, sarasota county school board passed a resolution last month officially calling on her to resign. has she done that? >> anderson, she has not. she is given no indication that she plans on stepping aside anytime soon. in fact, i asked some of the very same republican party officials today whether they believe that brigitte ziegler should give up her school board seat considering the allegations against

sexual encounters along with his wife, bridget ziegler, the former cofounder of the moms for libertyp, it is important to note that christian ziegler has not been charged criminally, he was not in attendance at today's meeting and so far he has not commented on his ouster, now, we are told from party officials, that they are really just trying to get past this sexual scandal, they said that you are now in a presidential year, there is also the start of the florida legislative session that gets underway tomorrow, so they really want to put all of this behind them, and here is the new chairman of the florida republican party, as well as other top republicans here in florida, talking about today's move. >> i think it is a blip on the radar, we will pick up today fundraising wise and move the party forward, i don't think it will be a long-term impact. >> we elected him to represent us. and, you know he didn't do the best that he could. so, he had to go, it's all about accountability. >> carlos, how does this affect florida republicans, what does it mean for them? >> reporter: well, as yo

to go. >> christian ziegler's values, not exactly christian values. thank you so much. 10 days away from iowa caucus. >>> voters and donors are putting more m money behind som of thesese rivals. we will kikick it into geaear. that is nextxt. >>> welcome to the lead. at this hour, a new batch of documents related to convicted, dead, pedophile, jeffrey epstein. we have a former jeffrey

ziegler, explaining she was "mostly in for her."s gotta hurt to be in a threeway and find out you're the shemp. now, for my younger viewers, that's a reference to "the threesome stooges." wooo-wooo-woooo-wooo. thank you. [cheers and applause] this is the, by the way. speaking of florida disasters: florida. last year, ron desantis governor desantis implemented a law across the sunshine state that tried to regulate any mention of sex in books, out of fear it would make kids cooler than he is. now, because of that crazy law, one florida school district has pulled dictionaries from the shelves, because they contain definitions of words such as "sex" that would potentially put them in violation of the law. it seems extreme, but you can't be too careful. why stop at dictionaries? "attention students. pe is now canceled because footballs kind of look like a big weird testicle. also, no more school lunch. we discovered squeezing a capri sun feels like a boob." [laughter] don't ask me how we found out. [cheers and applause] turns out, it's n

immoral photos and videos and rape are among the cases of ziegler's moral scandal.is said that he will probably be in charge in two days. let him go away. some media are speculating about the change of the german chancellor and his successor . the speculation came to the fore when italy's laripablio newspaper claimed to have heard from sources in the german bundestag that they were looking to change the chancellor. german coalition government officials more than ever. he goes through various crises it is difficult and some parties say that this government does not have the ability to manage crises. in this position, you are a loud person but without proper management. the results of the polls also indicate the weak management of schulte's government, as the level of satisfaction with this government has reached its lowest level and olaf schultz. the most fortunate chancellor of germany, in terms of popularity, the german economy has lost its impressive growth in the previous years due to the cut off of gas by the sharias after the ukraine war. in the recent war in g

el partido republicano destituye a christian ziegler como presidente del partido en medio de una investigaciÓningiÓ o no leyes penales. borja: fue indignante el hallazgo que se hizo al sur de la florida. el cuerpo de un bebÉ fue encontrado por un trabajador de la construcciÓn en un contenedor de basura fuera de un edificio de apartamentos en el Área de hollywood. el hombre, identificado como david vÁzquez, presume que la bolsa con el cadÁver del reciÉn nacido, tenÍa varios dÍas en ese lugar. >> quise abrir la bolsa, cuando abrÍ la bolsa vi que era el bebe, pero ya estaba sin vida. me asuste mucho, y sentÍ mucha tristeza, porque es algo que no se debe hacer. en esta vida, todos merecemos vivir. borja: destaca que la ley de florida, apoyada y promovida por esta organizaciÓn, permite a los padres entregar los reciÉn nacidos tanto a los bomberos como al personal sanitario, sin dar sus nombres, como para evitar situaciones como estas que estamos viendo el dÍa de hoy. carolina: recientemente tuvimos la milagrosa y desgarradora historia de una pequeÑa de casi 2 aÑos que estÁ viva de milagro tras un t

we heard that from ziegler and the department of justice hasn't been able to get answers. we know the f.b.i. hasn't been able to get answers. quite frankly, you and the media haven't done a whole lot to get answers. we are doing that. we are doing that in a transparent manner and we will continue to do that. >> you said short of the president, hunter is your most important witness. going for the contempt -- [indiscernible] department of justice has to weigh in. can you finish your impeachment inquiry without interviewing him? mr. comer: judiciary impeaches. >> can you finish your investigation? mr. comer: we need people to come in for the depositions and we will wrap this up. nobody wants to wrap this up more than i do. mr. comer: last question. >> the fact he has offered to testify publicly and you said you would be open. does that hurt your court case the fact he has offered to testify publicly? mr. comer: it is a lawful -- steve bannon offered to do the same thing. steve bannon when he got subpoenaed wanted to come to hearing in lieu of a deposition and they said no. ra

leer are some of the -- your advocates, bridget ziegler, the moms for liberty cofounder, the wife of the recently ousted florida republican party chairman, christiziegler, who allegedly was involved in threesomes, same-sex threesomes, mrs. ziegler was removed from the school board at which she was a leader. >> she wasn't removed from the school board. >> you have lauren depaulo, she was making book ban requests in a county, but then records showed she and her husband didn't live there. carrie blair in tennessee who was arrested for property theft charges after allegedly stealing from target. why should nose three people get to make decisions about what other children should be able to read? other parents' children should be able to read. >> do you know i served as a school board member -- >> are you going to answer my question? >> i'm going to answer your question but i need you to understand i would sit on my dais and how dare i sitting there as an elected representative judge a parent when they come to advocate for their child. as we started this conversation we'll end it, every pa

mary ziegler is a professor at the university of california, davis law school. written several books on abortion law, the most recent is "roe: the history of a national obsession.” verso long, the antiabortion movement wanted to get roe overturned, and now they have pretty conservative states voting to put that right into the state constitutn. what does this tell us, or does it tell us more about the american attitude toward abortion? mary: what we have seen post-dobbs is a sign that americans support abortion rights, and i think we have seen some increases in part because i think the reality of banning abortion is a lot harder for americans to digest and abstract concepts might have been like the idea being pro-life or pro-fetal right i think struck americans differently than living in bans in large swaths of the country. john: why do so many attempts target the u.s. constitution, amending it? do they think that will be harder to circumvent? mary: i think it is because ballot initiative process is go directly to voters, so we have seen state lawmakers in a vari

an interim role after the team fired josh mcdaniels as coach and they fired general manager dave ziegler in the middle of the year. the raiders front office is finalizing plans now to have pierce be the head man. still no formal announcement with this, though, apparently details on the contract are being ironed out. but they wouldn't leak word like this if it wasn't going to happen. no word o who the gm will be. once official pierce will be the 4th head coach. the raiders have had since the team moved to vegas in 2020. so a lot of turnover there. hopefully. he's the guy could get it done. >> well, running a marathon is an impressive accomplishment. but imagine when runner from san francisco won the non-binary race category of last year's new york city marathon. only to find out there in eligible for the prize money that supposed to come with the title kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us in studio to explain what happened here. rob. >> noel coward. columbia is a non binary trans masculine runner was dealt with several obstacles in their long-distance sport. most recently going head to head

featuring the conservative group including a sex scandal involving the husband of cofounder, bridget zieglerple are saying news cycle after news cycle and the hypocrisy of the things that they advocate for and say they stand for. >> moms for liberty insists none of that is hurting their cause. >> i think that it was a very sensational headline. that went around the world very quickly. that is not who moms for liberty is. we stay focused on defending parental rights. >> but the numbers tell a very different story according to moms for liberty, in 2022, 55 percent of the 500 candidates of the group endorsed won the race for school board. while in 2023 ÃÃonly 43 percent of the 202 endorsed candidates win seats. they insist they are not losing traction. >> the states waning, i think it's ridiculous. we're just doing the work that we are doing. >> the group also says they are grassroots organization not politically motivated at all. yet, every nearly presidential republican candidate at a summit that they held in philadelphia. >> they know moms are passionate about their issues. >> despite their

salacious news stories, featuring the group, including a sex scandal of the husband of cofounder, brook zieglersome say the significance is waning. >> people are seeing the hypocrisy of the things they advocate for and stand for. >> reporter: moms for liberty insist none of that is hurting their cause. >> i think that was a very sensational headline that went around the world very quickly. that's not, you know, who moms for liberty is. we stay focused on defending parental rights. >> reporter: the numbers tell a different story. according to moms for liberty, in 2022, 55% of the 500 candidates the group endorsed won their race for school board. while in 2023, only 43% of 202 endorsed candidates won seats. they insist they're not losing traction. >> to say it's waning, i think that's ridiculous. we are doing the work we're doing. >> reporter: the group says they're a grass roots organization, not politically motivated at all, yet nearly every presidential candidate attended a summit they had last summer in philadelphia. >> it's because they know that moms are passionate about these issues. >> re

donald ziegler says acid or for the zoo she was named luma reflecting her time near petaluma. >> and has a new friend, another female coyote that was also in print. it now their fearlessness of humans will make it easier for them to show off for visitors. >> well, they were able to find a new job as a wildlife ambassador. we'll be right back. i would never show my teeth. never. i'd never smile. and it forces you into this submission of silence because you don't think that anybody is going to take what you have to say seriously. invisalign has changed my life forever. [dry dog food pouring into metal bowl] i was made for sport. i used to have bounce. and, unlike nutrish whole health blend, i contain nothing that would help your dog live a happy, healthy life. i mean, i used to smell like the can. helping dogs dog healthy. >> disney's world of color line show is set to return to california venture this month. it's the first nighttime spectacular to feature characters from disney, pixar, avengers and star wars. you can see the show starting on january 19th. and later this month, the lun

joining me now is mary ziegler, a law professor at the university of california, davis. is roe: the history of a national obsession. help us understand this charge, abusive vote corpse. what is she being accused of exactly? >> is from very old laws that almost never apply in this circumstance. you're thinking of people mistreating remains for medical experimentation, or you are thinking of people after a homicide, dismembering bodies to hide the crime. this almost never would be a charge she would see applied in a miscarriage case. essentially what prosecutors are faulting her for is not grieving in a way they thought appropriate following her miscarriage. essentially they are faulting her for the way she disposed of the fetal remains and the way she behaved after she did that. amna: miscarriages this late in pregnancy are rare, but up to 30% of pregnancies do end in a miscarriage. are there laws in ohio or anywhere else around that, in terms of how you should be handling or reporting that miscarriage? >> know, if you are pregnant and looking for guidance about what to d

amna: that is mary ziegler, a law professor at the university of california davis, joining us tonightays good to see you. >> thanks for having me. ♪ geoff: the all-out war in ukraine will enter its third year next month, the battle lines nearly as frozen as the nation itself during this frigid winter. but two years ago, there was concern kyiv wouldn't even last a week. nick schifrin brings us a book that explores how kyiv svived, written by a foreign correspondent covering the war, in the country of his birth. >> ukraine's national anthem begins with the line, ukraine has not yet perished. it continues, fate shall smile on ukraine and our enemies will vanish. our enemies will vanish is the new title of a book about the war by wall street journals chief foreign affairs correspondent who has reported from ukraine before and since the russian invasion. he joins me in the studio. >> great to be here. nick: the most extraordinary thing, the breadth of the reporting. it is extraordinary because it is personal. you were born in ukraine. this is you in the glasses right down there in art clas

my name is sharon ziegler. i envy all of you who are site administrators and work there.i'm just a lawyer, retired, but you were talking about lack of research on on certain women prominent women and of a lot of women voices haven't and who haven't even named yet and i am involved in a small way in aauw. and i wondered if site administrators who are looking for research and, graduate students who are looking for funding might also have have a three way alliance with. the university your for example and aauw funding because there's a lot of it available for women in all fields and particularly they'd be very interested in research on well thank you for that idea that's great i'm going to i wouldn't i just have less 10 minutes so i'm just going to take these two real quick. one, two and then we'll respond, if that's okay. go ahead. morning. thank you so much for your panel. it's been really wonderful to hear the women's stories. my name is patty dowd and i'm the ceo and president at the national first ladies library and museum at the national historic site in canton, ohio,