this time a 19-year-old hostage discovered after a mother of five was discovered yesterday. where does this stand tonight? the effort to get the remaining hostages out. here in the u.s., the suspect in custody in the kidnapping and rescue of a 9-year-old girl in upstate new york, found in the closet of a camper on the suspect s mother s property. what prosecutors are revealed tonight. with thanksgiving less than a week away, tonight the new cross country storm set to move in and quickly, right across the nation, just as millions get ready to travel. what does it mean for thanksgiving itself? rob marciano standing by to time this out. our abc news reporting this week, the american classroom. and tonight our investigation into one community and some school phones families say, have not worked for years. students have to rely on bottle water just to get a drink. what we found in the schools that did test. deborah roberts report. there is news coming in tonight about form
be grave consequences for any additional russian aggression into ukraine. you ve heard similar sentiments from other nato allies over the course of the last few hours. they are all trying to create a united front so that russia hears it clearly, that if they move forth with anything, they will face consequences, but there are questions for these nato allies today because of what president biden said yesterday, but nato secretary-general spoke with our colleague cade balduan earlier today and was asked by her did president biden s comments give rsht green light to go into ukraine? he said no, not at all. he noted that the united states has been trying to get nato allies lined up and really in agreement about what the consequences russia will face are going to be, but, of course, there are some divisioned within the cities of alice here.
meanwhile it is time for cnn newsroom with poppy harlow and jim sciutto. we ll see you tomorrow. all right, good morning, everyone. top of the hour i m poppy harlow. and i m jim sciutto. moments ago former communications director hope hicks arrived on capitol hill. that is her there. she ll testify behind closed doors today before the house judiciary committee. hicks is the first member of the president s inner circle to go in front of the panel as part of its probe into obstruction of justice by the president. what will she say? as one of the president s most trusted advisors she s expected to be divisioned about key moments cited in mueller s report. the white house, though, this morning is pushing back arguing she s immune from answering questions about anything regarding her time in the administration. let s go to lauren fox. she joins us on capitol hill. so what is the hope here? what is the committee trying to accomplish by questioning her
his daughter s team has absolutely no talent. the girls on your basketball team, they weren t tall? no. could they dribble? couple of them. could they shoot? not very well. did they have a long experience playing basketball? no. so he relied on mathematics talent and divisioned a computer program that turned out to be a winning formula for his girls. the strategy, force the other team to turnover the ball. he says, look, we re not going to bother practicing shooting. it s pointless. we re not going to practice dribbling. i m going to teach them to runaround like this the entire game and play the best defense known to man and score and by shooting the ball and shooting layups, that s it. it didn t matter my girls couldn t shoot as well. if i could get the ball under the basket and if i could win the turnover battle, then i could win the game. his girls played a never
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