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if asked what did lawcement enforcement have a chance to do something and did not do so,e or whether it be state or federal law enforcement? yes, yes and no. the tea and that's really beenr an the frustration of the team that wne have put together. and we've been working this form several years. the case was brought to us fromr a previous case. we've been working on the d.b. cooper case, but the what you have is is a you know,e is you have several differentt local law enforcement entities that are not reallhat aryt commc communicating with us and as well as not communicating to tao each other.ve so you have san francisco, you have the potential for napa vide police. you have the whole county, napa valley. and then we've alleged that there's a , you know, other v victims to include cheri, cheri jo bates, and donna larc, who we think was murdered up in the lake tahoe area. i do you think using probable cause as the standard, do you think that there was enough evidence to arrest post? and then i'll get you to sayn cd whether or not you think he would have been convicted beyond a reasonable

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CNN This Morning

i wonder if you think that there is much p more to come on this? you have -- if congress is not going to solve it, the court has to weigh in on section 230. that was written in a very different time than what the internet and social media is now. >> so, yes and no. here's why. the supreme court's job is to interpret complicated laws. section 230 of the communications decency act is not a complicated law. it is actually very straight forward. what it says. so technically, if you would want to revisit this this really is the job of congress to rewrite the law, to repeal pit, et cetera. i don't know that the court has that much p power in this point. >> yeah. >> interesting. >> sarah fisher, thank you. >> the legal challenges, seb speaking of, are beginning over montana's tiktok ban. this is a ban that wasn't just for government devices. this is for personal devices as well. they're suing the state's attorney general arguing that this ban violates the first

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Newsday

and so it's certainly possible that that establishment elite, which controls the 250 vote senate, will either use the votes in the senate or its control over the constitutional court to make it difficult, if not to prevent the reform minded parties from establishing a government. as you said, the new parties are seen by the military as a threat. but what do we know about them? as you said, they've done really well in this election, but they are untested as a government, aren't they? well, yes and no. i mean, the move forward party, which won the most seats and is a quite new party, is untested in government. it also did quite well — its predecessor, i should say, did quite well in the previous elections. and its challenge is that it's calling for institutional reform, including of the military and potentially the highly sensitive issue of reform of the monarchy.

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Newsday

the reform minded parties from establishing a government. as you said, the new parties are seen by the military as a threat. but what do we know about them? as you said, they've done really well in this election, but they are untested as a government, aren't they? well, yes and no. i mean, the move forward party, which won the most seats and is a quite new party, is untested in government. it also did quite well — its predecessor, i should say, did quite well in the previous elections. and its challenge is that it's calling for institutional reform, including of the military and potentially the highly sensitive issue of reform of the monarchy. the other party is a more established party that actually has been in government before. it's associated with thaksin shinawatra, who won a couple of elections and was overthrown in a coup. so it does have governance experience.

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Morning Joe

they win convictions in front of a jury. by the way, proof beyond a reasonable doubt. a difficult standard. i think the word gets out and that's important. >> so do these convictions and others have any connection to the jack smith probe? >> well, yes and no. broadly speaking, jack smith is looking at the role of more senior people in instigating the insurrection. perhaps even profiting off of it and, of course, he has a second line of work involving classified documents that were found at mar-a-lago and perhaps attempts to obstruct their discovery. so, yes. there's a connection, but this work that the d.c. u.s. attorney's office is doing is extraordinarily important, and so back to the very first point. >> uh-huh. >> thank goodness they're taking their time because they're getting it right. >> hmm. >> so, kate, it's interesting following up on what chuck said about deterrence factor. there's also the factor that

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necessary medical care is just atrocious, almost as atrocious as the weaponization of our justice system. what we're seeing in the state of tennessee is that we are not going to be bullied into allowing us to be complicit in the abuse of children. chemically cast traiting a prebuescent boy and giving a 12-year-old girl a double mastectomy is abuse. we refuse to lay down and allow our children's bodies to be destroyed, their identities dismantled, and their childhood sexualized. >> this isn't right, we need that know that a 14-year-old who wants to change their gender has the right to do so. if the parents are on board, they won't be able to do it in these 14 states. are you surprised they're digging in here? >> yeah. well, yes and no. this is who we're dealing with. these are people that believe that children have a fundamental right to castrate themselves. as young as 9 years old. i mean, that's what we're

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All In With Chris Hayes

is the places run by a 92 year old media mogul whose, you know, fired people for 60 years an thinks nothing of it like, it could just be that, you know, the boss was jus sick of it and decided to ca you, right >> well, yes and no. because look at the dominion case, okay tucker carlson is not a majo part of the substance of tha case dominion was pointing to 2 defamatory statements. only one of those statements took place on tucker's show. yet we have been talking s much about tucker throughout this whole case because hi emails have produced so much more trouble so, right there, we ar starting to get a cost-benefit analysis of how much trouble tucker carlson - that's a big deal. if you have future cases, now, okay, how profitable is he so, you see rupert murdoch as

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All In With Chris Hayes

but executives saw this, there is a kind of mcgovern quality in this like, there's some, you know mystery box of, like, the most offensive stuff that is more offensive than the stuff you already know this is the story. >> well, i got to say, i would love to be able to report bu who is in that message if i ge it i get it but all we can say, and believ me, reporting we'll continue - i'm sure not at this new organization, but we still thought we need to report that much, because this one email really upped the stakes from the board and from executives. you know, we will try to figur out what was in it, but that one email was an extra kind of push on everything >> what do you think, i mean there's been a bunch o different theories here. and again, one thing that think is just so level set her is the places run by a 92 year old media mogul whose, you know, fired people for 60 years an thinks nothing of it like, it could just be that, you know, the boss was jus sick of it and decided to ca you, right >> well, yes and no. because look at the dominion case, okay tucker carlson is not a majo

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CNN Tonight

like this for weeks. yeah is it effective? like do you like do people there feel like this is gonna really well yes and no. so the thing about social unrest in france is that generally i think compared to other we're looking at some of the images. right now. generally it actually is more effective in france and other countries. you think about the history 17 89 storming of the best deal? you think about the fact that social unrest led to the collapse of the monarchy in that country and the people who live and work and who are educated in france are taught that history from such a young age that listen, you can go into the streets and you can actually change. the entire country. i think it was about 15 years ago or so they were. the president at the time in 2006 was trying to change the law to make it easier to fire french people. french workers. i mean, that's that's a big thing. how difficult how easy it is to fire people. he was trying to create a law whereby anyone under the age of 26. we've been working at a company for less than two years could be fired without any

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Chris Jansing Reports

>> well, yes and no. i think that the law in columbus is a very effective law, a child acts as prevention or safe storage law that prevents a minor from accessing an unattended firearm those are laws that we know are effective. and we certainly work with and encourage localities and states to adopt these laws, however, most states in the country vary strictly preempt local governments from passing gun laws columbus was able to pass its safe storage law because it successfully overturned part of the state's preemption law, although that case is on appeal, and while certainly taking this incremental approach is important, i do think that there's much broader change that can be made at the state and local level. >> you know, exactly what you said was talked about by the mayor of louisville just yelled.

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