and following weeks after collective weeks of mourning and trauma. there is tension. with no americans held by hamas released pressure mounts on president biden. i m in nantucket where president biden is closely tracking developments with his national security team, what he s doing to secure the release of americans being held by hamas! plus, travel crush, millions of americans head home after thanksgiving, the busiest day at airport still to come with weather threatening some travel plans. > tis the season, the hold shopping season begins in the lines and at the mall. reporter: and their buying power this year. tree supply. is there reason to worry. reporter: i m michael jordan in new york, how drought are impacting christmas trees this holiday and why you may want to buy early. later, a graduation first, a top 10 university awards degrees to inmates learning in lock-up. i asked your mama, how did i do? this is the cbs weekend news from washington with
request in georgia for a protective order after leak a video showing defendants talking about the former presidents attempts to stay in power. van, tens of thousands marched on in support of israel, calling for the safe return of hostages. and mike johnson clears his first major hurdle as house speaker, with the help of democrats. but what s next for the new speaker as he kicks the can to fund the government till next year? as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. live from msnbc headquarters and 30 rockefeller center. we start this evening in the state of georgia, where fulton county district attorney fani willis is taking action after videos of witness testimony were leaked in her election interference case. willis filed for an emergency protective order, saying the release is clearly intended to intimidate witnesses. she s also denied the release came from her office. can you say definitively to this audience an
here are tonight s headlines. we stand with israel! norah: massive crowds gather in support of israel on the national mall. motivated, they say, by what they have been seeing on college campuses appeared norah: plus the news from president biden who believes a deal will happen to release the hostages held by hamas. what is your message for the families? hang in there. we are coming. a deadly crash here in ohio involving multiple vehicles including a charter bus full of students beard might be injue bus, it is on fire. stuff is starting to explode. norah: stronger storms and devastating weather. the new report that shows climate change is worsening across america. we are the last generation that is really going to be able to make a meaningful difference in the outcome. norah: and our exclusive interview with democratic senator joe manchin. why is he is frustrated with washington politics and looking for americans who feel the same way. senator, the bi
trey yingst, thank you. some other headlines from around the globe now, and kyiv francis newly appointed continued support for ukraine. the phone accounted that ukraine likelihood remain francis top priority. military officials detected north korea missile launch, the suspected missile might be able to reach distant u.s. military bases in the pacific. an iceland volcano erupted into law into the southwestern town, at least one how town caught fire, no injuries are reported. [cheering] in denmark, tens of thousands marched federal the tenth come clean. the second is the first danish monarch to advocate the throne voluntarily and nearly 900 ye
israel s supreme court of the power to overturn government actions and appointments that it deems unreasonable. the controversial law has drawn concern over what it will mean in a system where the supreme court has often acted as a the only check on unjust rule by a majority. yesterday s vote capped a months long process that drew tens of thousands of protesters to the streets and sparked intense debate within the israeli parliament. even as the vote was going on, police were dealing with protesters outside the parliament building yesterday. tens of thousands marched from tel aviv to jerusalem over the weekend in protest of the proposed law change. the scenes inside were also tense. the measure passed by a vote of 64-0 after all the opposition members walked out and did not cast their ballots. joining us now from israel, the jerusalem bureau chief for the