ballot, determining that he had engaged in an insurrection. the new appeal tonight is only raising new pressure on the nine justices that you see here. to settle this matter once and for all, or potentially risk chaos in a presidential election year. with similar battles over the ballot and trump bubbling up in other states as well, we re left with the key question tonight. can the former president be disqualified from holding public office again under the constitution s insurrectionist ban, and do states make get to make that decision? trump is also appealed the decision in maine that have been turned move him from its ballot. that was the decision from the secretary of state last week. also the arguments in this new appealed tonight, trump and his lawyers are claiming that there are many grounds they believe her reversal, alleging that january 6th wasn t an insurrection, even if it where, that trump didn t engage in it. and the questions of presidential eligibility are rese
night. [ applause ] hey, guys. what is up? i m cat and i m filling in for greg and he took this week off to get plastic surgery. the pictures look great, though. so it is december 28th which is a big deal, i know. gypsy rose blanchard is out of jail today. she served seven years for her role in her mother s murder into it means it is probably only like a month before she is on joe rogan. after that, maybe dancing with the stars, i don t know. but it also mean that s a lot of you guy that s are maybe off for christmas will have to go back to work soon which is a bummer. even if you re retired and you re never working and you re just enjoying your life because you have balance of nature to help you play with your grand kids and relaxium to help you go to sleep at night, even if that is you it is a bummer when christmas is over. if it is the most wonderful time of the year that means after christmas it is all down hill to less memorable times if when christmas end as lot of
hour s time. new figures are expected to show net migration to the uk reached a record level last year. what a way to seal europa league football for the first time. ensiso s cracker earns brighton a draw, and a place in the group stages of next season s competition. # waterloo, i was defeated, you won the war. and we ll hear from abba on those eurovision reunion rumours. plus, the perfect day to take to the river, here in baiano on the banks of the thames, a bit more clout around the uk but most will avoid the ray. here in malo on the banks of the thames, cloud around but most will avoid the rain. tributes to the singer tina turner have been pouring in overnight after her death at the age of 83 was announced. known as the queen of rock n roll, she survived poverty, domestic abuse and career setbacks before becoming one of the world s biggest stars. our arts correspondent david sillito looks back at her life. # when you were a young boy # did you have a puppy # that always
she was a design original. christina. the fashionista. fantastic wardrobe. she went out to drink with friends and never came home. i sensed something was wrong. this is real. who was the last to see her? she went her way? that s all i can tell you. where was her ex-model boyfriend? he doesn t call when she s missing. someone had something to hide. he thought he was getting away with it. she was fighting for her life. all i can do is pray with all that i have. tell me what happened that night. welcome to dateline. 23-year-old christina morris had vanished without a trace. no clues and blurry security video to go on, could the clue investigators needed really be scribbled on a trash post-in note? here with frantic is josh makowitz. christina morris was afraid of the dark. through grade school, she woke up in the middle of the night. we knew about it because she was in our bed. she was scared of the boogie man. it was something she never rea
apprehended by local authorities. and so we breathe a sigh of relief for now. but sadly, these kinds of mass shootings happen every day in america so far this year. and you mentioned today in a really powerful and impassioned speech on the senate floor, you are two children, who were actually in a lockdown today, as this unfolded. how are they doing? and really, what did you tell them as a father? but also as a lawmaker who is in a body that potentially has the power to do something about all this? that s right. they are physically safe. but you asked me how are my children doing how or any of our children doing? do we really know the answer? what are the long term traumatic effects of, basically telling our children, we can t protect you? and the best we can do is to tell you to hide. we are a nation living in fear. and some seem to think that this is the price that we have to pay for freedom. i reject that. it s a strange kind of freedom that causes our children to ha