carli removing her jersey, revealing one underneath with hollins.as hollins. and i think that's a tribute to the next chapter. this chapter is going to be about brian and i. and that's really special. >> after nearly two decades with the team, carli picking up two world cup titles and a pair of olympic medals. her ten total goals set a new record among u.s. players. tributes pouring in on carli's last day on the field. >> you played 17 amazing seasons professionally, and your career is legendary. >> so proud of the career you had. you wore the red, white and blue very proudly and made this country better. >> with a victory over south korea, the 39-year-old leaving the u.s. national team with 134 career goals, the third most in u.s. history. >> what i've done, i've literally given it everything i have, and i have absolutely no regrets doing it. >> the legend promising fans this won't be the last we will see of carli lloyd. >> you will not see me on the field, but you best believe that i will be around helping this game grow. >> carli lloyd wrote an e

i'll start with you, carly.ok do to change the climate for young women and girls on instagram? >> i think that a lot of it is not as much in their control as it is like if you're 13 and -- aside from the age thing, which obviously age is so important, if you're younger than 13, you should not be on these platforms. but if you're even, like, older than that, i really suggest unfollowing accounts that make you feel bad about yourself. i also have heard of people talking about maybe posting if there is a filter, like having some type of tag that shows that you're using a filter or that you're using an app. but i'm not sure how successful that actually would be given the fact that people are going to want to admit if their using certain filters or edits. >> there is a lot of talk about the filters and really quickly, khloe, your thoughts on this. what do you think should be done to make it a better environment for young women? >> um, i agree with what carly said. i feel like it is more what we ourselves could do for

embrace is in the family immediately and we have been part of the family and you are my work wife, carly is my work sister and without you i am not who i am, you made my life the last 4 years unbelievable. in 1998-1999 he was a different place but the core value of doing something different, this is cool place and people allow you to be you. it continues to this day. >> will cain, the cohost of "fox and friends" weekend, did we get everything right? >> i think you got everything right. i'm the newbie, here for 14 months. my future husband laid out in front of me. i've seen it play out with my buddy pete texas was a list over a four year timeframe the hair go from this color to this color, that gray is my future as i continue to get up at 3:00 in the morning, i now see what my future holds. >> don't know if you keep the monitor there but i came in on june 14th, 2017, i look like a little pup and now i look like a grandpa. look at the comparison. i look horrible but i want to focus on something serious. you were living the american dream of every male in america, working at espn, and talki

carlie, let's break this down. president is using secret flights to small airports to move unaccompanied minors. children. >> yes. >> the reason in secret is so no one knows about it. to lawrence's point, who does know about it are the people in central and south america. they are paying smugglers to take children to get on these planes. we are waiting for the border numbers. the numbers we have the amount of encounters between border patrol and unaccompanied minors are enough to fill madison square garden every month. >> yes. the situation with the flights. it should not come as a surprise. the biden administration did this in it may. they were sending flights filled with children that landed in tennessee. the biden administration caught off guard with how unpopular their immigration policies are. to president biden's credit he told the american people he was going to do this. he ran on the platform of reversing president trump's policies on immigration. during the debate asked if his healthcare plan will provide

definitely here. isa carly, an almost like a, a time capsule element to this. i mean, these asteroids in effect frozen in time. so they will look exactly as they looked when, what i guess the big bang happened. so a little bit after the big bang. so when our stella system formed about 4000000000 years ago, but yeah, an amazing time for me. we think of time captures, huge even sort of a decade log or a longer maybe. but yeah, this is billions of years old. so really excited to see and why they're interesting is we don't really know whether they formed at jupiter or maybe deep into our solar system may be near a pluto in the capable. and by finding out what they're made. but we can test our models. and we can use this sort of jigsaw piece of information to fit back together, whether whether everything in our solar system might have moved around, or actually whether things are quite static where they formed where they currently are and they're hung out there. so a really important piece here on earth that does seem to be something of a, a semi space race picking u

tonight if we're going off the charts with the help of carly garner now she is a brilliant technicianso the co-founder and author of "the higher probability of commodity trading" and a commodities expert in order to get a better sense about the oil market something about carly, when everybody thought nat gas was going to $8 she called the top on it and she was right and it's also the top in europe, by the way. major producers have gotten reckless drilling. garner is not worried about them she's worried about the smaller operators. if the big boys won't drill, that doesn't mean no one will drill. see, garner points out that smaller private exploration and production are owned by private equity are now able to access the financing they need in order to ramp up their output in the oil-rich regions of northwest texas and southeast new mexico this could make up half of u.s. production growth. when oil is at $80 a barrel you can't stop the supply from coming on line conoco phillips is going ahead in the paris saint-germain basin fanned conoco breaks it, well, others will follow conoco was d

, carly covers it all and i have the honor of having them on my show.ou know across america radio show host, he's the best. very good to have all of you here, sending breaking news. >> this is it vesely in seattle. [laughter] neil: the rest is history. this is a market moving event, the dow is up 300 points and i know there are people saying the fact that things are perfect. >> i love your adele fixation, i personally love adele, i put on a jets game, it's so much easier. i think there's a lot of resentment for the version of a dell, she's only human that we know the lost weight during the lockdown. >> she did a reverse elvis, i'm a huge elvis you start skinny and then you get fat elvis. neil: the term is calorically challenged. >> they have been talking to me at hr, you're describing even the term comes up but she did a reverse, the only thing that i took away from this video, she is apologizing to her son because she's going through difficult divorce and have a lot of empathy for the sun that being said the kids mom is adele she has 100 million in the

. >>> plus, carli lloyd leaves us in awe, walking off the field for the last time with the u.s women'sl team. the incredible ovation. ♪ 'cause, baby, you're a firework ♪ ♪ show 'em what you're worth ♪ >>> thank you, carli lloyd. going to miss her. good to be here with michael and george on this wednesday morning. >> good to be here with you, robin. >> thank you very much. >> we are tracking the latest on that nor'easter. take a look at winthrop, massachusetts, right now. severe winds and damage there and more than 400,000 without power in that state right now. >> we are tracking that all morning long. >>> we begin with the breaking news on president biden's investment plan. moments ago democrats unveiled a billionaire's tax to fund the deal that targets the ten richest americans, already facing legal and political questions. our congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. democrats have been scrambling to find a way to pay for this nearly $2 trillion economic package and this morning, they say the

carly g to have you.er of different levels give me your perspective, from somebody who's run a large organization, in terms of the importance employees have here in the ongoing debate within the company? >> good morning. it's great to be with you as well i think we can expect revelations to continue. this employee basis is obviously very savvy and now there's chum in the water i think revelations will continue and for mark zuckerberg, the problem is he's squandered a lot of trust he's gone to capitol hill on multiple occasions and made blanket statements about what is or isn't going on. and it turns out, the statements have been, as his own advisories board said, less than forthcoming or, in many cases, misleading i think, by the way, the pressure on mark zuckerberg, personally, is going to continue a lawsuit in d.c. court now names him personally it's virt wale unprecedented for a single individual to have this much control over this large a publicly traded company. and i suspect hareholders will continu

joining me now is carly simon, the superintendent of one of the school districts set to be sanctioned wow. you say you're going defy the florida board of education and maintain the masking protocols. the board of ed members say they can be docked school pay. funding might be held back. i mean, that's a big risk. are you willing to take that? >> well, we actually, along with broward county, are already experiencing that. we have been having defunction ductions from the state now. i believe we are starting our third month. so this is kind of where we have been. the new addition to the sanctions is they are trying to deduct the additional funding we received when we got the project safe grant from the u.s. department of education to make us whole from the state deductions. it's interesting because we'll see how it plays out. we did find out that the u u.s. dod.o.e. did write to the board of education and this could be perhaps be violation of federal law. >> one of the districts say said ten employees died after the second week of school opening. and another, there were more than 3200 cas

carly, i was stunned and horrified as i read about the journey that some of these migrants makes her they go through the darien gap which is a 66-mile spread essentially of jungle and there are poisonous snakes and spiders, all kinds of peril that they go through. it dehydration, and not all of them make it through. i'm going to pop some of that up on the screen because i want viewers to know exactly the trip that migrants are taking. and we will get to this. but, that's migrants that made it through. and this is being incentivized e united states federal government. >> carley: those are horrifying and tragic images and that's what people are willing to do. alejandro mayorkas is sticking to the line that the border is closed and at the same time telling dhs agents not to deport people just because they are here illegally. so essentially, don't do your job. the mayor of laredo, texas, he's a democrat. he used to be against the border wall and he says call it whatever you want to call it but it was working. and the losers are people living along the southern border with taxpayers, and

here brandon lee, son of bruce lee, died in a similar accident and that was filmed here last night carli6th and final game in a 6-0 win over south carolina. the coach subbed her out mid way through the second half. she left to standing ovation before leaving the pitch for the last time. >> i have been absolutely grateful for every opportunity that i have stepped out on to this field and i hope that you know that i gave it everything i had for every single one of you. [ cheers and applause >> that showed for sure. ca carli lloyd has a two-time champion and gold medalist >>> spacex officials said the toilet malfunctioned on the three-day trip and caused bodily fluids to rain inside and out. officials say it happened to another capsule, too the crew that docked at the international space station in april. now the race is on to fix the leaky toilet it is set to launch and dock with the iss on sunday will have to repair the one that's already there before they fly back next month. >> wow >> 60 seconds left on a race to the finish the santa fe county sheriff says it appears alec baldwin had a

women soccer legend carli lloyd played her 316th and final game in a 6-0 win over south korea. subbed her out midway through the second half. lloyd left to a standing ovation, hugging megan rapinoe there before leaving the pitch for the last time. >> i have been absolutely grateful for every opportunity that i have stepped out on this field. and i hope that you know i gave it everything i had for every single one of you. >> carli lloyd leaves the game as a two-time world cup champion and a two-time olympic gold medalist she holds the u.s. record for the most golds in the summer olympics she's had ten. >>> fans who catched the spacex inspiration force splash down in florida last month probably missed the other splashdown happening in the cabin the spacex official says the toilet on that craft malfunctioned during the trip and caused bodily fluids to leak inside and outside that capsule. so when it returned to earth, urine rained down on spectators below. apparently, the tube that funnels urine into the tank became unglued officials say it happened to another capsule, too a crew

my name is carly.n carly's sister, sarah says halloween got canceled last year, but the pandemic isn't over yet. i feel like people still need to be safe. people still need to wear their mask people still need to socially distance, but i feel like have fun denise mcdermott was hopeful about vaccines recently being approved for kids ages five to eleven. i don't feel like a lot of people are gonna hand out candy, but i'm hoping by with the vaccine coming out by christmas or even in the beginning of next year we can go back. birthday parties in berkeley halloween was back a spooky carnival at grove park. and would you believe a roller skate boogie tiara wilson was loving all of it. i brought my one-year-old and my six-year-old and we're enjoying the different atmospheres of different halloween costumes going around the vibe of the community coming together cornell bernard abc 7 news. and in the south by south bay, excuse me, levi's stadium put its best foot forward today in an effort to become one of the

. >> my name is carly. i'm batgirl for halloween.er. >> i feel like people still need to be safe, need to wear a mask and socially distance and have fun. cornell denise mcdarment was : hopeful about vaccines recently being approved for kids ages 5 211. >> i don't think a lot of people will hand out candy this year, but with vaccine coming out, by christmas, we can go back to birthday parties. cornell: in berkeley, halloween is back. a spooky carnival at grove park and, would you believe it? a roller skate boogie. tiera wilson was loving all of it. >> i brought my one-year-old and six enjoying the atmosphere and the community. liz: american airlines is blaming the weather and staffing shortages for hundreds of cancellations. more than 500 flights were canceled yesterday. the airline has already canceled nearly 300 flights today. american says a number of crews got stuck in dallas because of bad weather the past couple days. it is exciting things to improve tomorrow, when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. animal-rights activist

i mean, carly, good evening to you. wow. wow. wow. defy the florida board of education and maintain current masking protocols. board of ed members, they say that they could be docked school pay, funding might be held back. that's a big risk. are you willing to take that? >> well, we actually along with broward county are already experiencing this. we've been having deductions from the state now. i believe we're starting our third month. and so this really is kind of where we've been. the new addition to the sanctions is that they are trying to deduct the additional funding that we received when we got the project safe grant from the u.s. department of education to make us whole from the state deductions. it's interesting because we'll see how that plays out. we did find out that the usdoe did write the commissioner of education and pointed out that this would perhaps be a violation of federal law. >> yeah. one of the district's being sanctioned said ten employees died after the second week of school opening, and in another, there were

carly, what did you learn about the pandemic's toll on women and especially on working moms?anks so much. you know, we found that the impact of the pandemic has had on women and especially moms is significant. you know, two thirds of female voters said they did not think that government gave moms enough support during the pandemic. and we really see why when we probed further to understand the impact it's had. nearly half of moms said they experienced either income reduction or unemployment during the pandemic. and another 41% said that they had to work less since the pandemic has begun. we saw that moms are overworked, they're burnt out, and they're exhausted. >> kristen, you have been polling republican women for a very long time. i wonder if there was anything in this research that surprised you. >> in some ways it surprised me that there was so much bipartisan consensus around so much of what we studied. it's hard for me these days to look at any survey and find things where you have republicans and democrats that are on a similar page. and while it's certainly the case t

sentimental journey tonight, carly lloyd after 316 matches for team usa at age 39 career actually hadfoot. but the savings made by the korean goalie 134. career goals that is the third most in team usa history. as i said, team usa wins the friendly six mil got a little time. so why not check this out? they say it's never been done by a 10 year old. i don't know who keeps track of that. but tyler henry. pretty dog gone happy it happened to him. i love that reaction. that is a double backflips. incredible his scooter nails it for even trying it, but to be. is the reaction. he's pretty pumped days fired up. yeah he should be. you know, when you're 10, you don't mind trying stuff like that. there you go. good thing. whoever was recording didn't miss out on that. that impressive performance their exports pedic surgeons love that stuff. yeah alright. that's the sporty lives backed you. all right, mark. thank you for that. next at 11. i don't want another victim. not here, not in front of my house. anger and anxiety in east palo alto over the placement of a convicted sex offender now getting

. >> my name is carly. i'm batgirl for halloween. feel like people still need to be safe, people still need to wear that mask, people still need to socially distance, but i feel like have fun. cornell: denise mcdarment was hopeful about vaccines recently being approved for kids ages 5 to 11. denise mcdarment: i don't think a lot of people are going to hand out candy. but i am hoping, with the vaccine coming out, by christmas or even the beginning of next year, we can go back to birthday parties. ♪ cornell: in berkeley, halloween was back. a spooky carnival at grove park, and, would you believe, a roller skate boogie? tiera wilson was loving all of it. tiera wilson: i brought my one-year-old and six-year-old. we are enjoying the different atmospheres, the different halloween costumes, the vibe of the community coming together. cornell: cornell barnard, abc7 news. liz: kaiser permanente is hosting a free covid vaccination clinic today in an oakland neighborhood hit hardest from the pandemic. from 10:00 to three clock today, stop by the

ah, carly toyota, the shirts under which was completed in the normal quote is recent, your book can listen. can easement live show rachel, are imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings, homelessness 1st, it was my job and then it was my family. dealing with my savings. i have nothing. i have nothing and it's not like i don't try. i look for resources, i look for jobs. i look for everything i can to make this pass and i end up doing is passing the road to the american dream paved with dead refugees. it's very idealized image of our america makes americans look past the deaths that happen every single day. this is a modern history of the usa by america on our t. ah, subarus is one of the most beautiful cities in russia's far east. ah, it sits on the river that runs on under russia, china buena, and was for many years the far eastern capital. ah, there is no shortage of historical sites here. the officers club is one of them. this is where in december 19, 49 and 12 members of japan's. quinton army st

women's soccer career of carli lloyd.night in minneapolis. 316 games, 134 goals, two world cups, two gold medals, two time world player of the year. subbed out in the 66th minute against south korea and left to a standing ovation. i think we might do a standing ovation around here the tail end of the week. >> oh, take a seat. [ laughter ] >> >> i would rather stand. >> a lot more celebratg to do. >> your best pair of heels and head to the >>> a return of a race in washington, d.c. it may be a sign that things o al. tting ju besu rap ur stils. night, thousands cheered on drag performers at the 17th street high heel race. many made a mad dash to the finish line. some tripped and fell. don't worry, got right back up. the race started back in the '80s when men in drag decided to race down the street in heels. >> it can happen, you know. >> and it stuck and became a yearly event. i am impressed. i can not run >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next >> thank - [voiceover 1] the following is a paid presentation for neuroq

women's soccer career of carli lloyd.ded tonight in minneapolis. 316 games, 134 goals, two world cups, two gold medals, two time world player of the year. subbed out in the 66th minute against south korea and left to a standing ovation. i think we might do a standing ovation around here the tail end of the week. >> oh, take a seat. [ laughter ] >> >> i would rather stand. do. lot more celebrating to >> thank you, vern. >>> strap on your best pair of heels and head to the the bennetts really know how to put their wifi to work. whether it's work work. works for me. school work it worked! or a workout. oh i'm working... they've got xfinity, which delivers wifi faster than a gig for all their devices. it's more than enough to keep everyone working. can your internet do that? this is work! this is hard! learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> a return of a race in washington, d.c. it may be a sign that things are getting ba

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what a sweet moment for carli lloyd. >> what a great night for her. and i love that she took that shirt off and under it it said hollins and that's a nod to her husband and she's talking about the next phase in her life to brian hollins. >> a little more family focus in the future. >> let's get right to that potential game changer in the covid fight. an fda advisory panel voting 17-0 with one abstention to recommend pfizer shot for children ages 5 to 11. >> if approved, the vaccine could become available as early as one week from today. nbc's sam brock joins us with the details this morning. hi, sam, good morning. >> reporter: everything from rate side effects to possible school vaccine mandates, in the end, the committee felt the risk of not vaccinating children was too great. still, the experts deciding the risks to not vaccinate are too great. now within arm's reach, a covid vaccine for millions of children across the country. an fda advisory panel recommending the approval of kid sized doses for children 5 to 11. >> at this moment, based on the to

internet personalities a reminder of just how dependent people have become on their phones. mclaren, carly, those videos are so popular in france that earlier this year, president emmanuel macro challenge, the pair to produce something about coven safety guidelines. it got more than $15000000.00 views. there are just scroll video was at 1500000 views scholars included and counting was the next time here at the listen post. she they did. i don't really, i just got a, a little bit with his car. exactly when she was quite diagrams herself to my previous car. don't be, don't just a a. mm hm. i to al jazeera in the field goes to one of the world's most dangerous migration that are crossing this dangerous jungle to make it to north america and meet some of those trying to cross the columbia, panama borden, in search of a phantom mountain. they say the only thing left or their expired passport on al jazeera, the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action is all about distract, create confusion to create smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how

. >> i'm carly.atgirl for halloween. >> the pandemic is not over yet. >> people still need to be safe. >> denise mcdermitt wasasasasass optimistic about vaccines recently being approved for kids ages 5 to in berkeley, halloween was back. a spooky carnival and rollerskating buggy. >> we are enjoying the the the e atmosphere, the vibe of the community coming together. liz: blaming staffing problems along with the weather for hundreds of flight delays and cancellations this weekend. the biggest problem spots are dallas and charlotte. around 300 flights were delayed. the airline has already canceled flights for today. it is expecting things to improve tomorrow when 1800 flight attendants return from leave. animal rights activists gathered outside the in and out restaurant. inspired by squid game, they took a creative approach to get there point across. they kicked off the protest with a game of red light green light. they also created a giant version of the doll from the show. protesters want to an end t

internet personalities, a reminder of just how dependent people have become on their phones. mclaren, carly, those videos are so popular in france that earlier this year, president emmanuel mac, ron challenge, the pair to produce something about cove and safety guidelines. it got more than $15000000.00 views. there are just scroll video was at $1500000.00 views, strollers included and counting. was the next talk here at the listen post. she did, i don't really, i just got a dollar a quarter to muster a little bit with his car because he would you point asia is quite bad. i've just talked to my previous car a with i with ah, this is al jazeera ah hello there. i'm is darcy, hey, and this is the news our live from our headquarters here, and doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. g 20 leaders agreed to keep global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. but there's no pledge on net 0 missions. and now the stage a set.

however, that would be carly's half way through the 2nd half, but taught the manage to retain the lead shortly after. thanks to matthew target own goal. nuno as good as the central's men are in the table. right now. liverpool . imagine the city are playing each other with top spot in the standings up for grabs till mill mill there earlier. branford beat west them. while less the drew at crystal palace, to demonic in france. leaders, paris, sanjay, man, have been beaten for the 1st time in the league this season. the last 2 elegans rem, like sorting, you know, mexican didn't adopt and name obviously didn't manage a single shot on target. as they 8 game winning streak in league. i came to an end the president of the us soccer federation says it's a rendez, what's happened with the national women's soccer league. over the past 48 hours, the leagues commissioner resigned. and this weekend's matches post burned following allegations of sexual misconduct by former north carolina coach pul riley, use fired on thursday following an investigative report at cited play as alleging riley used his

it comes just after the lead judge issued an arrest warrant for former finance minister ali hassan carly, who failed to appear the questioning earlier on tuesday. karl is one of the 2 ministers who filed the complaint. the explosion killed at least $218.00 people after a fire triggered the detonation of several tons of ammonium night trench. chili's government is declaring a state of emergency in its south central region of around can nea. that's where i'm members from chillies indigenous, my pu che, group have taken control of forests. there have been protests in recent wakes in the capitol santiago, the man who che, are demanding self determination and the preservation of ancestral lands, largely owned by looking firms. let's go live now to our latin america editor lucy newman, who's in santiago, tell us a little bit about why the government is taking this mission now and what does it imply they're doing it now because the, the, as the conflict has escalated tremendously this year, particularly and in the last 2 months, especially, we're talking about arson attacks against churches. th

. >> carly, you look very sparkly today. what do you make of this?prediction is the worst that joe gets, the more intensely th media will focus on domestic terror. >> absolutely. it is interesting because as yo know, there are tvs all over th floor here of fox air that show what's on your, cnn, msnbc, as we are covering the news of the day it is fascinating to see ho they are really stuck on januar because that's all they have. president biden, if you think about why he was elected to office, it's really to be a placeholder president. nobody voted for them because h inspired the masses, the people that did just didn't want trump. like you said, the poll numbers on the economy, afghanistan, foreign-policy, crime, those ar obvious because we're obviously doing bad in those areas, but the poll numbers on biden's personality are really interesting. izzy on it? that dropped 20 points over the last eight months. that dropped 11 and his personality was his. and butter for the fact that he was going to be a moderate also that's not the reality right now . >>

i call you my work wife and carly my work sister. i'm not just saying that to make a joke. you are my family. jillian: i agree with what you said. on top of that we get to cover stories and unique stories, tell people stories, we've all covered stories on local news but it has been different here in one of my favorite stories to tell is that of ray lambert, a dj veteran and i had a chance to sit down and talk with him in 2019 and he told his story of d-day and these are stories these men have not wanted to open up and speak about for their entire lives and they get older and realize there are so few people left until those stories and he told it to me and i just thought that was really special and i have his wife barbara's cell phone number. ray hasn't passed but he was honored by donald trump at the 75 tube anniversary of d-day and talking about it, we have such a unique job in the sense that people trust us with their life story and to be able to tell what and have those moments is so special. >> we matter to you and that matters a lot to us because of responsibility we t

. >> carly liked this joke so got your copy of the new york post.of live tv and endless new york post. todd: enjoy the day. have a great show. >> in the meantime lawmakers sounding the alarm, after a hypersonic missile with nuclear capability under president biden's watch and here's what the white house is saying about it. >> concerned about military capabilities they pursue, welcoming stiff competition but don't want it to veer into conflict, a member of the household services committee. break it down for us. a lot of people here are the servant site -- hypersonic missile. why is it so dangerous for china to have? >> you have a rocket flew into low orbit for landing. what makes it dangerous is not only the speed these missiles travel the fact they maneuver in midflight and difficult to track which undermines the missile defense system. imagine the chinese using conventional weapons against the homeland to target basis, ports and precision guided emission plants. the other thing that makes it troubling is we know the chinese benefited from american

. >> carly, you look very sparkly today. what do you make of this?prediction is the worst that joe gets, the more intensely th media will focus on domestic terror. >> absolutely. it is interesting because as yo know, there are tvs all over th floor here of fox air that show what's on your, cnn, msnbc, as we are covering the news of the day it is fascinating to see ho they are really stuck on januar because that's all they have. president biden, if you think about why he was elected to office, it's really to be a placeholder president. nobody voted for them because h inspired the masses, the people that did just didn't want trump. like you said, the poll numbers on the economy, afghanistan, foreign-policy, crime, those ar obvious because we're obviously doing bad in those areas, but the poll numbers on biden's personality are really interesting. izzy on it? that dropped 20 points over the last eight months. that dropped 11 and his personality was his. and butter for the fact that he was going to be a moderate also that's not the reality right now . >>

todd: carly is a pro, taking batting practice 15 hours before the game.orecast. jillian: batting practice - she is awesome. >> a new storm moving into the mid-atlantic and northeast will bring us a lot of wet weather and winds again through saturday. here's the set appear, moisture coming in from the atlantic and strong onshore wind, that will cause coastal flooding. if you live on the beach area this is another storm system that could bring some impacts. we could see potential for severe storms, large hail and isolated tornadoes for parts of the mid-atlantic towards the coastal flood advisory is in effect and that is the tornado risk later this afternoon, know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area. the pressure picking up the east third of the country. there is your halloween forecast, not too bad and look at those things we posted, scary, frankenstein. candy town. >> 29 after the hour. democrat in fighting stalls president biden's agenda again. these problems will cost and begin the midterms. >> joe concha on deck soon. hello, for the l

we will talk to carly and a few other people about it. canceled a lecture because of twitter mom doesn't like the speaker. thousands are signing up to see him speak. plus this. >> i ever be out of the game of politics. i'm not going to be running for anything. i feel like our democracy is at stake. jillian: hillary clinton ready to leave politics. carley shimkus has the story next. that spin class was brutal. well, you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. (all) me too! the all-new buick envision. built around you. all of you. pay no interest for 72 months plus current eligible buick owners get $250 purchase allowance on 2021 buick suv models. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com

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i was last week at the national association of attorneys general the dc attorney general carly dean had an incredible conference on hate and combating hate. there were a number of folks who did not come because they felt like they were really was a political issue targeting them on the right. and the political right. so i think the challenge now is both a practical challenge in terms of the law enforcement and in the communities themselves not wanting to be tagged and labeled but there's a political dynamic as well where people just will not look one way or the other and that is something we just have got to get past. >> senator jones and representative, you both have distinguished careers in law enforcement or in the military . representative brown can you talk about your engagement th with the military and veteran communities in developing the legislation that you have done and can you talk about how those consistencies have been receptive to the reforms you're outlining ? >> sure. we've done a number of things. for example i participated in a conference with the association of defens

cross is setting up an evacuation center at car leaders, community center at 35 browns valley road in carly dose of course, we'll continue to follow the latest on the fire and bring you any new information on evacuations and a new tonight at 8, a wild wreck in oakland. ends with an ac transit bus landing inside a home. >> chp oakland was notified about the pursuit of a stolen car this afternoon. it was coming from contra, costa county and it ended up in oakland. that is when the driver collided with an ac transit bus sending the bus through a wall of a home for people were arrested. that crash is under investigation. oakland police. they are releasing new video tonight in the hopes that will help them catch the person who killed a teenager. she was in a car with her uncle this was last week when somebody in another car fired the fatal shots. four's haaziq madyun has more. >> this is senseless and we need to get together and find out who did this. a desperate plea from the mother of 15 year-old shamar young. >> asking people to get involved to help solve her daughter's murder. now someone ha

carly lloyd leaves the pitch having won two world cups and two olympic gold medals.me weather as the storm system stretches more than 1,500 miles from the plains to the gulf coast on "the news" right after jim cramer 7:00 eastern cnbc sara, back to you and the rest of the "closing bell" team, which lost an inspired dodge ball match to the news team this morning 3-0. >> we did. >> we heard you with cnbc. >> i don't know about that, but your team came together very well indeed. but it was great to meet more of your team and to see more of our team in person >> i just wonder how different it would've if you and i had got in on the action >> i would have been broken and bleeding on the court. >> i think i would have been pretty good. i think small people are more nimble at dodge ball >> we'll be back we'll see you next year for the rematch. >> good rivalry there. you got this one congrats to the news team. >>> we've got a news alert now on starbucks kate rogers is here with that. hi, kate >> hey there, sara starbucks announcing wage hikes for its workers in late january

thank you. >> president walton: thank you so much, carly. looks like we have supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you so much for that and for this presentation. i have a few questions. one is if you could clarify and help us to understand what the consequences of upholding this appeal would be? i know that there was a prior approval of a c.u., would the project sponsor then be able to revert back to the original c.u.? can you explain how that works? >> sure. the project was approved and they are in an approved conditional use motion as well as an approved site -- an issued site permit. so we did briefly consult the zoning administrator on this and we believe that they could go back to their original approval >> supervisor haney: can you describe a bit that project? what was different about that original c.u., versus the one that's in front of us? >> sure. the primary difference was that the original c.u. included 176 dwelling units, and the revised project included 316 group housing rooms. the dwelling unit mix of the approved proje

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