president biden traveled yesterday to nantucket said one secret service agent, "yes, sir, we've all heard" [ laughter ] that's right, president biden traveled yesterday to nantucket to spend thanksgiving with his family because the wish bone is currently his best chance in 2024 [ laughter ] president biden and his family are set to spend thanksgiving on nantucket at the $39 million home of private equity billionaire david rubenstein okay, seriously, is anyone at the white house in charge of pr, he won the first election because he was regular old scranton joe the train guy who let him have thanksgiving at a house with the gravy boat is a gravy yacht? [ laughter ] according to new polls, 76% of new york voters believe that republican congressman george santos should resign. while according to him, 147% say he shouldn't [ laughter ] iowa evangelical leader bob vander plaats endorsed florida governor ron desantis, and said that desantis has "the spine to do it." though it's not clear if he meant to be president, or to walk in heels. [ laughter ] murder on the spine. i've been told after plea

to troops, 2023, same first lady who does this in the people's house goes to a 34 million spread in nantuckethey are out of touch. did anybody do a google search of the dance troupe in new york city? >> i don't know, i saw it was a topic and we were going to talk about it yesterday. i don't think that donald trump going to afghanistan and joe biden serving first responders means one is more -- >> kellyanne: in nantucket. >> jessica: nice vacation spot he goes. melanie trump told grisham, i don't f'ing want to do this. >> kellyanne: it was a different stephanie that betrayed her. >> jessica: different stephanie. my x feed is predominantly liberals, no one is talking about this, no one cares about this. i don't think the white house knows or cares or thinks this reflects on them. you can say you don't like the look of it, at the moment, there are genuine dei crisis and talk about claudine gay, corporations cutting dei jobs, people out of jobs paying them two, three, 400,000, that is what is going on rather than peppermint patties. >> will: riveting and slow-motion sword fight i couldn't get eno

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desantis, according to the washington post it's starting to get to the president head, while he was in nantuckethanksgiving biden told the group of close aides that the numbers were unacceptably low pushing them to know that the campaign will do to change elvis we are 11 months out for them election of democratic strategist think things will change. >> voters are going to have to go in the booth and make a choice between joe biden donald trump and that will be after billion dollars of advertising reminding them of why donald trump was a failed president last time and will be a catastrophic choice for next time. i don't think the polls reflect what will happen next year. >> president biden thanks for every bad poll that we are seeing, there is a good pull that we are not seen. >> mr. president why are you losing to trump in the polls. >> you're on the wrong poll. >> the biden campaign thanks it is a lockup for biden if he ends up facing former president trump but we haven't heard a whole lot howitzer party candidate especially one other than rfk junior who they talked about quite a bit my effecti

you can see on the radar the heaviest rain moving into boston, nantucket, parts of long island as well all the way into maine. on the backside of the system, a snowy finish to this. the storm system will pull up a few lingering showers ahead through new england during the day today. it will be breezy into the evening. in fact, we are looking for wind gusts of anywhere from 20 to 60 miles an hour, especially as you get to nantucket. 39 mile-per-hour wind gusts in boston, 43 i should say, in boston. rainfall amounts, the heaviest going to be up into maine. and then light snow, a little heavier snow as you get into burlington, vermont. anywhere from 4 to 6 inches of show. guys? >> thank you. >>> also this morning fall-out is growing in the wake of those congressional hearings. focused on ant semitism on college campuses. one ivy league president whose testimony anger the critics resigned over the weekend. now the leaders of two other prestigious universities are still pressure to do the same. we start with stephanie gosk. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the criticism is getting s

i have a home in nantucket and am always worried about flights. can i get flood insurance?er: that is hard to get, but we do provide it, as does the government. david: what is the fastest growing area of insurance? home insurance? peter: that has been one of the more complicated ones across the u.s., but one of the biggest growing areas is what we call excess and surplus lines. it is a market that since along the regular market. it has been growing significantly across the industry as well as for aig. david: one has been the biggest challenge over the last five or 10 years? peter: it is understanding unpredictable risks? the panda -- the pandemic, wars, climate change. we have had 100 natural disasters reported through nine months of this year. that has not happened in the past. david: if i am trying to learn the insurance business, what is the most important thing when trying to assess which industries to invest in? peter: depending on how sophisticated and in individual is looking at a company, look at the balance sheets, and consistency of performance. if you get prizes

as are these winds, 50 to 65 miles an hour gusts, especially out through nantucket and parts of long island where we could see significant power outages. >> thank you for tracking it for us. >>> turning to breaking news overseas now and the growing outrage over three israeli hostages shot to death by their own military. the chilling message they left behind. >> reporter: new tonight, these signs reading help, three hostages and s.o.s. apparently written using leftover food found in the building where three israeli captives were mistakenly killed by their own military. that shooting broke the rules of engagement. burying him today. their deaths adding new pressure on the government from family members of other hostages, now camping outside key places. >> we don't have any more time to waste. >> reporter: the prime minister not closing the door to new talks, but pledging to keep up the fight. hamas insists it won't negotiate without an end to the intense bombing. the u.k. and germany jointly calling for a sustainable cease fire as the deadly humanitarian crisis grows worse in gaza. in

do you take the ferry over to nantucket? >> i live in brook line. it is not nantucket. it is cape cod. i drive. i drive 24. >> cape cod. >> a place called scraggy neck. it was an island. that is the causeway. >> i once knew someone from nantucket. >> a man? >> you know lots of people on nantucket. >> i'll not go any further with that. i could after andrew's deal book conve conversation. thank you, kari. >> loving it. >> mcdonald's. >>> at&t dropping nokia for ericsson. we will show you how much that contract is worth and it is a big one. >>> programming note. don't miss "cities of success ll"hvie. it premieres at 10:0 p.m. tomorrow night. >> announcer: squawk picks sponsored by wisdom tree. the modern alpha pioneer. [holiday music] ♪ for people who love their vehicles, there is only one name on their holiday list... weathertech... laser measured floorliners that fit perfectly in the front and rear... seat protector to guard against spills and messes... cargoliner, bumpstep, and no drill mudflaps to protect the exterior... and cupfone keeps phones secure and handy... [ho

i have a home in nantucket on the water. i'm worried when the flood is going to come. get flood insurance or is that hard to get? peter: it is hard to get, but we do provide flood insurance, as does the government. david: what is the fastest growing area of insurance for property-casualty, where people are most interested -- home insurance? peter: home insurance has been one of the more complicated ones across the united states, but one of the biggest growing areas what we call access and surplus lines, a market that sits alongside the regulated market. that has been growing significantly across the industry as well as for aig. david: and what has been the biggest challenge for the insurance industry over the last 5 or 10 years? peter: i think it is understanding the unpredictable risks of whether it was the pandemic, understanding what can happen with potential war breaking out but also climate change. as i said before, having that type of hurricane activity. we have had 100 natural disasters reported through nine months of this year. that has not happened in the past

i have a home in nantucket on the water. i am always worried when the flood is going to come.can i get flood insurance or is that hard to get? peter: it is hard to get, but we do provide flood insurance, as does the government. david: what is the fastest-growing area of insurance for property-casualty? what are people most interested in? just home insurance? peter: home insurance has been one of the more complicated ones across the united states, but i think one of the biggest growing areas is excess and surplus lines, a market that sits alongside the regulated market. that has been growing significantly across the industry, as well as for aig. david: and what has been the biggest challenge for the insurance industry over the last five or 10 years? peter: i think it is understanding these unpredictable risks of whether it was the pandemic, understanding what can happen with potential war break out, but also climate change. as i said before, having that type of hurricane activity. we have had 100 natural disasters reported through nine months of this year. that just has not hap

i have a home in nantucket on the water. i am worried when the flood is going to come.et flood insurance or is that hard to get? peter: it is hard to get, but we do provide flood insurance, as does the government. david: what is the fastest growing area of insurance for property-casualty, where people are most interested -- home insurance? peter: home insurance has been one of the more complicated ones across the united states, but one of the biggest growing areas what we call access and surplus lines, a market that sits alongside the regulated market. that has been growing significantly across the industry as well as for aig. david: and what has been the biggest challenge for the insurance industry over the last 5-10 years? peter: i think it is understanding the unpredictable risks of whether it was the pandemic, understanding what can happen with potential war breaking out but also climate change. as i said before, having that type of hurricane activity. we have had 100 natural disasters reported through nine months of this year. that has not happened in the past. dav

i have a home in nantucket on the water. i am always worried when the flood is going to come. get flood insurance or is that hard to get? peter: it is hard to get, but we do provide flood insurance, as does the government. david: what is the fastest-growing area of insurance for property-casualty? home insurance? peter: home insurance has been one of the more complicated ones across the united states, but one of the biggest growing areas has been what we call access and surplus lines, a market that sits alongside the regulated market. that has been growing significantly across the industry, as well as for aig. david: and what has been the biggest challenge for the insurance industry over the last five or 10 years? peter: i think it is understanding the unpredictable risks of whether it was the pandemic, understanding what can happen with potential war break out, but also climate change. as i said before, having that type of hurricane activity. we have had 100 natural disasters reported through nine months of this year. that just has not happened in the past. david: so if i'm t

i have a home in nantucket on the water. i am always worried when the flood is going to come. get flood insurance or is that hard to get? peter: it is hard to get, but we do provide flood insurance, as does the government. david: what is the fastest-growing area of insurance for property-casualty? what are people most interested in? home insurance? peter: home insurance has been one of the more complicated ones across the united states, but one of the biggest growing areas is access and -- excess and surplus lines, a market that sits alongside the regulated market. that has been growing significantly across the industry, as well as for aig. david: and what has been the biggest challenge for the insurance industry over the last five or 10 years? peter: i think it is understanding the unpredictable risks of whether it was the pandemic, understanding what can happen with potential war break out, but also climate change. as i said before, having that type of hurricane activity. we have had 100 natural disasters reported through nine months of this year. that just has not happened

nantucket 65. atlantic city 43 miles an hour. rainfall, we're talking 4 to 6 inches of rain, especially as you get up toward boston on into new england. and back to the west from cleveland to buffalo, we could be looking at up to a foot of snow, also along the spine of the appalachians as well. we'll be looking at snow about 2 to 4 inches. syracuse will see about 2 to 4 as well. guys? >> all right, al. thank you. as mentioned, we want to focus on the storm's impact on air travel across the country. needless to say, this comes at a critical time in the countdown to christmas. tom costello at reagan national airport for us. how are things looking for today? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you, the airports and the airlines are thanking their lucky stars this is not a major snow event. rain they can handle. we do have delays and cancellations. according to flight aware, they have about 500 delays nationwide. that's going to grow by the hour and 370 flight cancellations. over the weekend, we had a big weekend for delays, 10,000 delays o

i have a home in nantucket on the water. i am always worried when the flood is going to come.n i get flood insurance or is that hard to get? peter: it is hard to get, but we do provide flood insurance, as does the government. david: what is the fastest-growing area of insurance for property-casualty? what are people most interested in? just home insurance? peter: home insurance has been one of the more complicated ones across the united states, but i think one of the biggest growing areas is excess and surplus lines, a market that sits alongside the regulated market. that has been growing significantly across the industry, as well as for aig. david: and what has been the biggest challenge for the insurance industry over the last five or 10 years? peter: i think it is understanding these unpredictable risks of whether it was the pandemic, understanding what can happen with potential war break out, but also climate change. as i said before, having that type of hurricane activity. we have had 100 natural disasters reported through nine months of this year. that just has not happe

i have a home in nantucket on the water. i am always worried when the flood is going to come.an i get flood insurance or is that hard to get? peter: it is hard to get, but we do provide flood insurance, as does the government. david: what is the fastest-growing area of insurance for property-casualty? what are people most interested in? just home insurance? peter: home insurance has been one of the more complicated ones across the united states, but i think one of the biggest growing areas is excess and surplus lines, a market that sits alongside the regulated market. that has been growing significantly across the industry, as well as for aig. david: and what has been the biggest challenge for the insurance industry over the last five or 10 years? peter: i think it is understanding these unpredictable risks of whether it was the pandemic, understanding what can happen with potential war break out, but also climate change. as i said before, having that type of hurricane activity. we have had 100 natural disasters reported through nine months of this year. that just has not happ

i have a home in nantucket on the water. i am always worried when the flood is going to come. get flood insurance or is that hard to get? peter: it is hard to get, but we do provide flood insurance, as does the government. david: what is the fastest-growing area of insurance for property-casualty? what are people most interested in? home insurance? peter: home insurance has been one of the more complicated ones across the united states, but one of the biggest growing areas is excess and surplus lines, a market that sits alongside the regulated market. that has been growing significantly across the industry, as well as for aig. david: and what has been the biggest challenge for the insurance industry over the last five or 10 years? peter: i think it is understanding the unpredictable risks of whether it was the pandemic, understanding what can happen with potential war break out, but also climate change. as i said before, having that type of hurricane activity. we have had 100 natural disasters reported through nine months of this year. that just has not happened in the past. d

hunter and his family are always with him when, you know, the president travels to nantucket or elsewhere for vacation. he was asked about the impeachment proceedings earlier this week, said they were a bunch of lies. so, obviously, this is very tough for him. >> we have a sound bite from anderson's fantastic interview. we'll take a very quick break. i think we have some audio issues we want to fix. live television, folks. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "inside politics." we are going to continue our discussion that we began before the break about the indictment of hunter biden on tax issues and the politics of how joe biden himself, the biden campaign, are responding, and also, of course, hunter biden's legal team. and, you know, we heard before the break this new podcast about -- from hunter biden. it was taped earlier, but him talking -- initially, what we played was him talking about fact they're trying to kill me. we were talking during the break, and it's important to underscore what he means is trying to get me back on drugs to the point where i will, y

[brisk music] martha's vineyard and nantucket are seen as very wealthy communities, and that's completely true for two months out of the year. but the people who actually live on martha's vineyard year-round, the residents-- it's an incredibly diverse community. it's a community where the median salary is actually below the state average. there's a historic black community on island that has been there for generations. there's the aquinnah tribe that's been there for centuries. and a quarter of the island population is brazilian. here, everywhere you go is lots and lots of brazilian families. so the second language spoken around the island is portuguese. brazilian portuguese. bill gates goes to martha's vineyard. so does oprah, james taylor, spike lee, amy schumer, and many more. and all of them-- every one is a much better person than you are because they support diversity. and now for the first time, they're going to have some diversity. [tense music] well, ron desantis has now made it official, and he has just posted within the last few moments what he had telegraphed, which is he's ru

it was written in 1958 and don't you take joy knowing on nantucket acid in 1950 around the holidays? we got to do? i love that song and don't like all i want for christmas is my two front teeth. >> oh yeah. >> it's annoying and i think it's reflective of poor quality of education in this country and dental hygiene because santa first of all, that's not how you get teeth, you grow teeth, maybe the tooth fairy brings them but to put it on santa, who by the way is self-employed so he doesn't have dental and with all the presents he has to deliver in the world, he has to now find teeth somewhere in the middle of town, a kid is selfish, i don't like that one. where do we way and? mariah, legally have to say you like it but you also have to say you are sick of it. >> i think you can just be happy for her, i just think it is great weather i like the song or not, it depends on the year. some years i'm totally fine and some years on like this is annoying but her staying power through the song and you think about how long we've known mariah mark we have listened to mariah and she looks better

wind warnings in effect, especially things like long island, nantucket, cape cod. 65-mile-an-hour wind gusts are possible. it feels like tropical storm, but in the winter? >> exactly. it doesn't have the same skeleton, but some of the same effects. >>> deal or no deal? despite a hopeful tone from biden allies, senators are still very far apart on a border bill. a live r report, in n minutes. goli, taste your goals.

they -- president biden, when he was traveling in nantucket, when asked about this, said it was a worthwhile thought to talk about putting the strings attached on israel aid but then pointed out that i don't think i would have gotten as far as -- as we have done considering the hostage deal that they helped kind of facilitate if those kinds of conditions were out there, if he had been out there loudly kind of banging the drum for this. and i reported that national security adviser jake sullivan told democrats in a private meeting this week that the white house is not asking for conditions. and no matter what president biden said, this is not something that we're requesting of you. so it is a really, for months, a tricky line for the white house to handle. >> and you could hear just from talking to members in the capitol about just where the party is at this critical juncture for the war. and the progressives, they've been out front for some time. calling for a cease-fire. they're trying to get the president behind them. several of them made clear they are disappointed with the president's ha

it was written in 1958 and don't you take joy knowing on nantucket acid in 1950 around the holidays?t to do? i love that song and don't like all i want for christmas is my two front teeth. >> oh yeah. >> it's annoying and i think it's reflective of poor quality of education in this country and dental hygiene because santa first of all, that's not how you get teeth, you grow teeth, maybe the tooth fairy brings them but to put it on santa, who by the way is self-employed so he doesn't have dental and with all the presents he has to deliver in the world, he has to now find teeth somewhere in the middle of town, a kid is selfish, i don't like that one. where do we way and? mariah, legally have to say you like it but you also have to say you are sick of it. >> i think you can just be happy for her, i just think it is great weather i like the song or not, it depends on the year. some years i'm totally fine and some years on like this is annoying but her staying power through the song and you think about how long we've known mariah mark we have listened to mariah and she looks better than e

same played how does this nonsense in the peoples house goes to her husband's $34 million spread in nantucket of touch and in our face. did anybody do a google search who the dance troop is in new york city? i don't know. i don't work for them. i did a google search yesterday. i don't think that donald trump going to afghanistan and joe biden serving first responders here -- >> yes, it's a nice place he goes with family. melania told her aide i don't want to do this. >> this is a bubble story. my twitter feed or my x feet is predominantly for liberals. no one cares about this. i don't think the white house knows or cares or thinks this reflektsz on them. you can say it's not good taste or you continue like the look of it but i don't think at the moment when there are genuine die crises and the talk about claudin gay, and cutting people out of jobs paying $400,000 i think that's much more than what's going than the kinds of pepper mooinlt mint pat igs. >> the two of you that was riveting, a slow motion swordfight i cannot get enough of. >> we are starting to seep and we did see some of the rec

we could see winds gusting in nantucket up to 65 miles an hour.onal rainfall, we're not talking a whole lot. we could see 4 inches. in terms of the snowfall, we could see up to a foot. it's a tough monday morning. >> thank you for that grim forecast. >>> up next here on "way too early," we'll turn back to politics. >>> ron desantis is warning voters about donald trump ahead of the iowa caucuses. we'll tell you what he really had to say. and new reporting, how trump is involved in efforts to weed out senate candidates heading into the 2024 primary. that's very different than a year ago. we'll be right back with that story. we'll be right back with that story. emergen-c crystals. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. theo's nose was cause for alarm, so dad brought puffs plus lotion to save it from harm. puffs has 50% more lotion and brings soothing relie

rachel: nantucket or martha's vineyard. these are right by the homes of people who really support joe biden's policies so it'll be interesting to see how celebrities react in the backyard. will: we had gloria ro romero oo talk about that in malibu. >> every community in america is a border state. malibu is particularly interesting. it is over 100 miles from the border. it is the martha's vineyard of california and this is also a community that is a sanctuary city city with very, very woke politics that is overwhelmingly voted for people like gavin newsom and joe biden. so i think the politics are going to hit up against the reality of what an open unsecured border brought to you by biden harris is doing to what really is a very affluent community right at the beach. rachel: might give you an interesting insight into how every day californians feel about this. pete: they're voting for it. rachel: that's true. pete: not everybody but plenty of conservatives in california say we didn't vote for any of this. till you gain a cri

. >> now, earlier this week, president biden speaking in nantucket says this is what he wants to seee war against hamas. >> all the players of the region, even the neighbors who aren't -- have been directly involved now, are looking for a way to end this so the hostages are all released and hamas is comp completely-- how can i say it, no longer in control of any portion of gaza. >> when he traveled to israel last month, president biden issued the following warning. >> i caution this while you feel that rage, don't be consumed by it. after 9/11 we were enraged in the united states. while we sought justice and got justice we also made mistakes. >> now, earlier this week, john kirby speaking here at the white house says the u.s. government does not support a bombing campaign in southern israel that does not in his words adequately account for the protection of innocent civilians, neil. neil: thank you for that. lucas at the white house. a lot of people say the seven-day pause in activity might have gone on an eighth, ninth, tenth gone on had a certain event didn't happen in jerusalem. a

remember, this time last year, when the bidens were all getting together over the holidays, they were in nantucketthey were in, i believe it was saint croix, they were having family discussions about whether or not it was a good idea for joe biden to give it another go and run for re-election based on everything we heard at the time including from the first lady's office directly. she was supportive of his re-election campaign. but, when you think back to the convention, when we were all sitting in a parking lot in delaware watching on a big screen and everybody else had to watch from home, they made a big point to talk about how she is a tough behind the scenes philly girl going to make sure things happen for the president. and so you i think that report something in line what we have heard from years. >> brian: i know you are land locked but it sounds like a boat race around you. >> peter: you guys ask a question is jill biden worried about joe and suddenly somebody goes and finds a gas powered piece of equipment and revs it up. >> carley: snow falling in d.c.? >> brian: most cases start a lawn

we'll have our eyes on the cape and also the islands of nantucket and martha's vineyard.looding. not over just yet. the winds will stay put until later this afternoon. >> harris: the umbrellas are the least of their concerns with all that water. that's a lot. vice president kamala harris is drawing criticism after she attended a bowl game where her alma mater howard university made its debut. she called the game a celebration of historically black colleges and universities, culture and excellence. social media lit up. one user wondering how the border czar, kamala harris, has time for this but not the southern border. another is asking is there a more hateable vp in history? this comes as time biden is trying to win back black voters. a recent poll shows after overwhelmingly winning the voting block in 2020 support has plummeted by nearly 20 percentage points. raymond arroyo helping me read typos on the screen. fox news contributor. if you want to get the attention of black voters you have to do what donald trump did. you have to knock down unemployment and bump up, you k

nantucket still at 55.the airport, they've had a ground stop the last couple hours, no planes allowed to take off headed to logan. currently 134-minute delays. i'm sure there's a lot of cancellations as well. as far alzheimer's snow goes, typical lake-effect snow. it will return to winter a little bit. dreaming of a white christmas, cleveland, buffalo, erie. >> i am -- >> disappointment all around. >> thanks for disappointing my child, bill karins. >> coming with a snow machine. >>> battleground break douven. who will decide the election? nbc is tracking swing states, issues and voters that could decide what happens on election day. we'll be right back. s on electi day. we'll be right back. gift the iphone 15 pro with titanium. boost infinite. the subway series is taking your favorite to the next level! like the #20. the elite chicken and bacon ranch. built with rotisserie-style chicken and double cheese. i love what i'm seeing here. that's some well-coached chicken. you done, peyton? the subway series just

the "washington post" reports around thanksgiving on nantucket, biden gave a group of his close aides a stern warning the numbers are unalow, and his overall job performance is up three points from low of 40% last month, helped by men and voters over 65 and handling of national security but still well underwater on the issue, including border security, israel-hamas war, china and ukraine and inflation, only 28% approving. 46% say the policies have hurt them and voters don't see the economy any better. twice as likely to see it getting worse next year. white house credited biden fob initiatives and economic recovery but acknowledged the president understands there is more work to do to lower costs for hard working american, why he passed legislation to lower prescription drug and energy costs, hidden junk fees to rip off consumers and taking on corporate price gouging. and broadly assailing gop for pushing impeachment inquiry and investigation into hunter biden, but the white house may not have helped that the president is keeping far away from hunter's local woes. we were watching the

, which of these cousins has weed [ laughter ] president biden and his family spent thanksgiving on nantucket$39 million home of private equity billionaire david rubenstein and even there, they won't have enough normal chairs for everybody. [ laughter ] today was the macy's thanksgiving day parade which featured 12 marching bands though the moment new yorkers saw them take out instruments, they instinctively put in air pods [ laughter ] that's right today was the macy's thanksgiving day parade. which featured 16 giant character balloons, 700 clowns, and one very lost marathoner [ laughter ] new york mayor adams made a safety announcement yesterday for the thanksgiving day parade where he assured new yorkers where everything was perfectly safe, except his job [ laughter ] target is offering a full thanksgiving meal for $25, including a 10-pound turkey, potatoes, stuffing mix, gravy, and cranberry sauce. the way it works is you go to the self-checkout and only scan the potatoes [ laughter ] according to research, belly fat may be linked to early stages of alzheimer's disease. so, now he's makin

of missile attacks against commercial vessels and they are just a week ago when present biden was in nantucketired ballistic missiles that came 10 miles is 10 miles as far away of the u.s. warship. so far to date there have been no u.s. a airstrikes against the houthis rebels over the past month as we have seen escalation increasing number of attacks. it is notable one of these ships that was struck is a british ship so perhaps the british forces will get involved in this. arthel: fosse come this week as i said earlier on the story, lucas tomlinson thank you very much. before we are looking at hundreds of anti- israel protesters stormed a high-end mall in midtown manhattan last night. they are demanding immediate cease-fire in gaza. but you know at some point this can happ happens if hamas rended stops his reign of terror against israel as it continues to fire rockets at the jewish state. you won't hear that at those relatives like the ones that have erupted across the country. sometimes there has been violence between the protesters and counter protesters and police it. cb cotton live in new

portions of the coastal parts of new england where we'll see the winds gusting. 61 miles per hour in nantucketiles per hour. this is goinlly going to exit and we're looking at much better conditions but still impacts as we go throughout the afternoon and evening hours. >> sounds miserable to be outside. nker down, everyone, stay safe. >>> back here in soggy new york, donald trump was supposed to be back on the stand in his multimillion dollar new york fraud trial. in an 11th-hour reversal, he announced he wouldn't testify a second time writing he had, quote, notngore to say and, again, calling the case total election interference. trump was suppose to be the final defense witness. instead, the court is dark today and is expected to resume tomorrow. new york attorney general letitia james brushed off trump's decision not to testify again saying, no matter how much he tries to distract from reality, the facts don't lie. >>> let's bring in our legal analyst, criminal defense feern danny cevallos and former manhattan district attorney katherine christian. we saw his son eric was supposed to take t

he spent thanksgiving in nantucket where the median home price is $5 million at the lavish home of onef his bille donors. he is so disconnected from ev americans he continues to brag aboueffes of bide as if americans do not feel the pain of rising prices. unfortunately, more reports are showing it could only gee from here." cost of the gifts outlined in the days of christmas just hit a record high. the cost of a christmas tree up 10%. more than one in three americans are skipping christmas presents due to inflation concerns. madeline is feeling pessimistic in virginia. good morning. caller: morning. first i would like to say i am scared to death of the people walking across the border that will eventually want to kill all of us americans. that is my biggest fear. my biggest problem today is i went to pick up my prescriptions for 90 days and my pills for diabetic, $345. i cannot buy it. host: has it gone up or has it always been that much? caller: it was $140 the last 90 days. when i went to get it for this 90 days it was $345. host: are you on medicare? caller: i am on medicare and i h

stiff wind in nantucket. outside boston, 30, 40 miles per hour winds. go to blue hill observation in mass. they got 90 miles per hour winds. hudson, new hampshire, 76 miles an hour winds. that led to widespread out singles. massachusetts, 250,000 without power. maine, over 380. it will continue for the new england region. notice the back side of this system, finally getting the winter aspect. lake-effect snow coming in off of lake ontario. lake erie, we show you what happened with kalamazoo. more snow expected overnight. eerie is in the bulls eye zone where they can get up to a foot of snow even in the south town towards boston. so this has been a massive storm today. but if you look over the weekend, we had flooding video to show you what it did on the east coast where so many people are traveling, this is georgetown, south carolina. the roads turn in to rivers there. charleston was under water as well. and then it raised up the i-95 corridor and got into philly and made big impacts. this is philly. you wouldn't know where you're looking at. looking at

and 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts are possible in nantucket.ned trees and power lines will be a possibility through monday. >> the maps are staggering covering the east coast in rain. angie lassman. >>> the president of the university of pennsylvania has resigned after her performance on capitol hill this week, on anti-semitism on college campuses. george solis is on campus in philadelphia with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. reaction to liz magill has been mixed here on campus. the announcement coming a letter addressed to the penn community on saturday. liz magill, not totally separating herself from the university. this morning, the university of pennsylvania is looking for a new leader. president liz magill resigning saturday afternoon. the announcement made via letter from the ivy league chair, scott bok, who also stepped down. magill wrote, it has been my privilege to serve as president of this institution. it comes after days of mounting pressure, following magill's appearance at a house hearing on anti-semitism, where she

according to "the washington post," around thanksgiving, on nantucket, biden gave a turner warning to his closest aides saying that the numbers were unacceptably low and demanding to know what his team was doing about it. in the new fox survey shows it didn't deliver much. president biden outwardly optimistic. >> president biden why are you losing to trump in the polls? >> you are reading the wrong polls. >> democratic allies are nervous. "wall street journal" reports former president barack obama, quote: knows this is going to be a close race and feels that democrats very well could lose the 2024 election. chief among his worries, according to their source, the alternative it pretty dangerous for democracy. >> some democrats need to wake up and start doing the things they do, which is knocking on doors and talking to people. >> president biden's overall job performance up three points from a low of 40% last month helped by men and voters over 65 on national security issues. where biden is up by 7 points by both groups. self-still well under water, including on border security. the is

. >> we went through a wedding ceremony in the quaker meeting house in nantucket. that it was recognized as a legal marriage, except he had not done so, so it was not. i had never been married before, i did not know how these things work. idiotically, i didn't think about it. >> the prosecution suggested that with his marriage to boss, the con man had hit a double jackpot. he earned north of 1 million a year, giving her house husband and stay at home dad control of the lavish family budget. >> signature? >> yes. he said it was more convenient for him to pay the bills if he had checks that were signed. >> and with no bank accounts of his own, he lived the life of a rockefeller, in boston's insular beacon hill, where few were likely to ask awkward or incriminating questions. >> he was very clear right from the start that he had a high need for privacy, because of his family. >> boss recalled he stopped traveling by plane once ideal is required. most telling for the prosecution, he testified that her husband vowed to never go to places. california, where john sohus wa

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northern new england, and check out these wind speeds. 55 miles per hour in montauk, 58 possible for nantucket. we'll likely see downed power lines and trees as well. >> thank you for that. we'll check back with that soon. >>> now to the emotional day in court for the families of students wounded and killed. ethan crumbley learned on friday he'll spend the rest of his life behind bars. nbc's maggie vespa is in chicago with this. >> good morning. the judge handing the 17-year-old multiple sentences without parole. this followed hours of victim impact statements read by dozens in court, and in a last-minute surprise, the admitted shooter spoke on his own behalf. >> the tierney he caused is a try act of terrorism. >> reporter: in michigan. the state handed several harsh punishments. >> he'll serve the rest of his life without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: in a all the judge yesterday issuing five life sentences without parole, including one for each of the four students murdered in the 2021 oxford high school massacre, this after ethan crumbley claiming mental health issues spoke. >> i

lady who does this nonsense in the people's ge house goes with her husband to a $34 million spread in nantucket and doles out food at a firehouse. thesn spren e people are out of. >> they're in our face. and i can't believedi you're going to defend this. did anybody do a google search of who the dance troupe is here in new york city? >> i don't know. i don't work for them. i i did a google search once. i saw it was a topic and.e go >> we're going to talk about itl yesterday. >> i don't think that donaldbide trump going to afghanistan and joine biden serving first mr responders here means that one of his. >> yes, it's a nice vacation spot where he goes annually with his entire family. melania trump also told stephanie grisham, her top aidet ,i don't even want to do this, but i have to write stephanie. it was this. stephanie that and stephanie that betrayed her. this a bubble story. i my twitter feed or my x feed, whatever i'm supposed to call it is predominantleey liberals. no one is talking about no one knows about this. no t cares about this.i don' i don't think the white house knows or cares

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