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>> shannon: she was a pioneer in so many ways. you reference her time out west and where she was from and it was such an interesting back drop to see her become the first female appointed to the supreme court. she often told the story about graduating from stanford and not being able to get a job. no law firm would hire her as a woman in the 50s and 60s. she struggled to make it in the legal profession. to think she came out of school, she found a roadblock to any kind of legal career ...

stay here in washington until all our work is completed. we must, for one, finish the task of passing an emergency supplemental bill with aid to ukraine, aid to israel, humanitarian assistance to innocent civilians in gaza, and funding for the indo-pacific. time is short for us to act. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer with a brief but urgent list of what congress needs to get done before their next break. lawmakers return to work today with just 15 days on their schedule for now...

among them. then the judge who critics say is slow walking one of donald trumps biggest criminal cases. what it could mean for the 2024 election. and all the arguments you are dreading at thanksgiving dinner. our panel brings you if facts on the stories youll be talking about all weekend as "the 11th hour" gets under way on this wednesday night. good evening once again. im stephanie ruhle. the deal for a hostage release has brought hope now new worries of those families kids nped b...

"the story" starts right now. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. good afternoon. im martha maccallum. theres a lot at stake and going on behind chosed doors at this hour. we have high level meetings among members of the israeli government, possibly deciding if there is a deal that they can pass in their government to free some of the faces and the people behind them that youre seeing right now on your screen. about 50 hostages, women and children, in this first group is what is being ...

imm imminent? everyone from the white house to israel officials say were very, very close. well ask an israeli government spokesman where things stand right now. plus, the u.s. launching an air strike on militants in iraq. it follows the 66 earth attack by iran backed groups on u.s. forces in the region. this is a quick response. the read from former defense secretary mark esper. "your world" starts right now. welcome. im edward lawrence. from the nations capitol in for neil cavuto. th...

people thought that that outrage would translate into electoral doom for the political party that had been pushing to end roe. but instead after the courts decision, the response from elected republicans was basically, eh, no big deal. >> the kind of angry leftists, many of whom are pretty ignorant and dont even know what overturning roe means i think a month afterards are going to be surprised, wait, nothing about my life changed. >> theres a narrative forming in america that the repu...

[shouting] >> dana: angry protests leading to violent confrontations in los angeles on a screen of uncensored video showing the atrocities committed by hamas against israel. >> bill: new hour, right? im bill hemmer. yesterdays screening organized by wonder woman actress gal, gadot. it took place at the heavily guarded museum of tolerance. fighting broke out. the hard to watch video runs 47 minutes were told. it was compiled by raw footage of the deadly attack on october 7th shot by ham...

for targeting american troops. is tehran getting the message? is the message from us strong enough as we say good morning. a big two hours coming your way. im bill hemmer in new york. >> dana: can you hear me now, iran? im dana perino and this is "americas newsroom." we have a big show for you today. united states bombing a weapons warehouse in eastern syria last night. the second time the u.s. struck iranian proxies in the past two weeks. here is what john kirby said just this morning...

steve, there is nothing better than seeing you on election night. give us an update. >> yes. a lot still going on. and lets start in mississippi. and the governors race in mississippi. 2 now two-thirds of the vote in. republican incumbent tate reeves leading brandon presley by 11 points. two key points i think as you look at these numbers. number one is weve been waiting all night for the largest county in the state thats hines county where the state capitol of jackson is, its a core o...

do their dangerous and difficult jobs. >> dana: homeland security secretary mayokas facing tough questions in a senate hearing underway defending president bidens border policy after illegal policies have hit record highs. they want an additional $14 billion to support operations along the border including temporary detention and processing centers and money for cities to expedite work permits for non-citizens. senate republicans are calling for solutions including resuming constructio...