these oranges are mainly for juice. the orange juice. coming out of texas and florida and they are in the market and let me tell you, the juices, two or three, you get a glass of orange juice. they that good and loaded with nutritional value. look how beautiful they are on the inside. look at that and the aroma. that's sunshine. now, best way to select it. simple. you want to make sure like all citrus heavy for their size, nice and smooth around the outside. a little bit of greening is okay. not naval. stir them on the counter, not the fridge. store them in the fridge and the juice may turn into pulp. just squeeze it. i'm your fresh groceremem eat f and stay healthy. the aroma out of this world. >>> a new report looking at the state of lung cancer across the country. at three where california stands in screenings, diagnosis, and life saving treatments. >>> let's get a final check of weather with mary. >> and you can see on our sales force tower camera. catching a bit of clearing out there. highs a bit above average and a chilly night ahe

u will lift its levies on a series of us made products that include whiskey peanut butter, orange juice, and harley davidson motorcycles. liter. it's from both sides. praise the agreement, calling it a quote, new era in relations between the u. s. and you, here's what this deal does. it immediately removes tire on european union, on the european union, on a range of us products and lower costs to american consumers. and ensure a strong competitive us steel industry for decades, a common crate, good paying union jobs at home. and this marks a milestone in the renewed us partnership. and it is our global 1st in our efforts to achieve the de companies ation of the global fuel production and trade. now this new agreement comes with one queer target. the leaders say they want to put an end to be over production of steel in the name of the environment, because the industry is one of the largest when it comes to c o 2 emissions. but in doing so, they will also be targeting beijing who still production accounts for more than half of the world supply or as president byte in described in a statem

drawn up for kids or adults, et cetera, you get it in a concentrated form, just like concentrated orange juice, for example, and then you dilute the concentrate. >> the statement says they immediately reviewed the processes to make sure this doesn't happen again. the doctor further explains what can happen if you don't dilute the vaccine enough. >> you will get something more concentrated in the same volume of syringe and that's probably what happened. >> according to the cdc, patients receive the incorrect amount of vaccine could have side effects like a sore arm. more than 6,000 received less than what was recommended for the pfizer vaccine earlier in the year. during the kreupb khrul trials children were given more than the recommended dosage and showed no ill affects. >> one theory now becoming more and more accepted by the medical profession is that covid is here to stay and herd immunity may never happen. also, health leaders say more potent variants are making covid harder to eliminate. >> the delta variant changed everything, because it's so much more infectious and looks more severe a

." >> ready to go, whether it's your drugs or your water or your orange juice or your alcohol. of his followers are kids and teens. like 18-year-old aidan cruz. he and friends couldn't wait to attend friday night's concert. little did they know it would be a traumatic night. >> there's a girl behind us screaming frantically. she's -- she's losing her mind. and i try to hold it down. and instantly i just feel like, this is like -- this is not going to be good. we have to get out of here. and i start to push back. it feels like a brick wall. i start screaming "help." >> reporter: iden can be seen here, desperately pleading with the concert crew to stop the show. >> there's a lot of the people saying, well, if travis scott ended the show, they would have raged onto the stage, or it would have been even more chaos. but i liketo -- i'd like to say that that -- i don't think that's true. >> reporter: now aidan hopes some good will come out of so much pain. >> it makes me want to make sure this never happens ever again. i just want them to practice this, practice these scenarios befor

for kids, adults, et cetera, it's that you get it in a concentrated form, just like concentrated orange juice, for example. and then you dilute the concentrate, and then draw in the syringe the right amount. >> reporter: sutter health won't say if the kids were given too much or too little, but the statement says they immediately reviewed the processes to help make sure this doesn't happen again. dr. chin-hong further explains what can happen if you don't dilute the vaccine enough. >> you're going to get something that's more concentrated in the same volume of syringe, and that's probably what happened. >> reporter: according to the cdc, patients who receive a vaccine with an incorrect diluant volume, they may experience arm soreness, headache or even a fever. this isn't the first miss step during the vaccine rollout. back in march at the oakland coliseum, more than 6,000 people received slightly less than the recommended dose of pfizer vaccine. as for what happened in antioch over the weekend, dr. chin-hong says parents shouldn't be overly concerned if the dosage was off. during the clinical

towers have been reduced on the holly davidson but also for bub whiskey for peanut butter, for orange juice and for a number of other american products. so it's successful for some of the american companies that now longo no longer have those towers imposed into going into europe . it's interesting because whenever we've talked about tariffs and trade recently, it's always these very specific. obviously steel is a broad category that's very important to manufacturing throughout, throughout the world. but it seems like whenever we get to the we start talk about peanut butter. yeah, fish, it's awesome. whatever. happy in georgia right now on the bottom of the so successful with some people, not problems that will be my hillary, even though the leader is say they are acting in the interest of cutting c o 2 emission. and how much is tied to the dominant of the marketplace of steel, play a role in this truth between the you and the us? well, 1st part of your question, when you say global leaders say about global lead to saying, you know, the biden took 5 planes to europe, 85, cause we're in his

drawn up for kids or adults, et cetera, you get it in a concentrated form, just like concentrated orange juiceor example, and then you dilute the concentrate and draw it in the syringe. >> reporter: that expert said if the case is that the children received more than the recommended vaccine, he said parents should not be concerned because some children were given the incorrect amount and showed no ill affects. if you recall back in march there at the coliseum, as many as 6,000 individuals were given less than what was recommended for the pfizer vaccine, so this, of course, is a story we will continue to follow as it impacts a little more than a dozen children receiving a different dose of the vaccine. >>> covid is here to stay and herd immunity may never happen is what some experts are saying. a pandemic to an endemic, like other covid illnesses. >> i honestly think the delta variant changed everything. it's so much more infectious and looks like it's a little more severe and it slidely evaded our vaccine. >> experts believe the key to beating covid starts with vaccinations and also includes f

are drawn for adults or kids, et cetera, you get it in the concentrated form, like concentrated orange juiceexample, and then you dilute the concentrate and draw into the syringe. >> reporter: if it's the case where the children received more than a recommended amount of the vaccine, parents should not be overly concerned and explained during the clinical trial, some children were given more than the recommended amount and showed no ill affects. and this is the first time a vaccine being administered was not the right dose. in march, 6,000 folks at the coliseum received a little less than the recommended pfizer vaccine, and we are not sure if here they received too little or not enough of the vaccine, so we will continue to follow that. sutter health letting us know it's 14 children that were involved in antioch. >> when it comes to something like this, they have to get it right. >> yeah, with so many kids getting vaccinated these days. >>> it's 6:34 right now. one theory becoming more and more popular is that covid is here to stay, and herd immunity may never happen. some of it has to do wi

orange juice, eggs, bacon, gas, all of it. it's an economic reality we've all been feeling. ago. that means inflation in october was the highest since 1990. if you want an idea of how long that's been, president george h.w. bush was in office. nelson mandela was released from prison, and sha nad o'connor's nothing compares to you was the song in america. president biden argues the money from the just passed infrastructure bill should help. he's going to sign the bill on monday. meantime, the economic pain from it all a growing avalanche that folks are trying to outrun. >> what i've been doing is buying a little bit less and just trying to stretch it more. >> everything, going up. cheese, milk, hair color, flowers. bread, butter, potato. >> even the water bill has gone it. the electric bill has gone up. everything has gone up. it's amazing. i don't understand if people are suffering still, why is everything going up? now you're going to make things worse than before. >> msnbc's lindsey riser has made her way to fairfield connecticut where gas prices up there, just like they a

orange juice up and up. as temperatures outside are dropping, energy prices are doing the exact opposite. in moments we're going to break down what that could mean for you and your heating bill ahead of what is predicted to be a bitterly cold winter. >>> and later, why these exact same issues could mean food banks are forced to serve chicken on thanksgiving instead of turkey. >>> plus there's a new twist in the kyle rittenhouse trial. the prosecution now wants the jury to consider some of the lesser charges facing the accused shooter. >>> a mad dash for last-minute child care in the seattle area. hundreds of too muchers called off work forcing them to cancel classes entirely. we're going to walk through the perfect storm of problems that dropped a surprise four-day weekend on to the laps of thousands of parents. we're going to start this morning with the chronic high prices across america. nbc news monica alba at her post. first to tom costello. he has more on the soars costs across the country including wha

this is some orange juice, some lime juice >> how long do you marinate it >> an hour, but you can do. just throw it on the grill not a lot to it here >> you marinate it overnight >> yeah. tailgate magic and the raiders >> have a big game, man. >> how long will this take, carsey >> like five minutes temperature check it it does have to rest, though the biggest thing about the plank steak is you have to let it rest. and cut it against the grain that's the most important part >> this is a fun part, too this is like viral tiktok sensation, how you can fold these quesadillas. make a little slice. we'll add the steak. divide this into fou quadrants, if you will >> but you seasonal slice the bottom half. got it >> this is cilantro and white onion, some salsa. and now watch. fold it into fours >> oh, that is cool. >> like this >> but wait, it's not over >> and it's like a pocket. how fun. >> and then -- >> now we're going to toast it very important >> this is really -- >> these are two winners >> both great. >> you're going to cook that until it gets golden and there you go >> do you cover i

what we'll do is take orange juice, sugar, a little bit of water, we're going to bring that to a boilthing like fresh cranberry, come on, cecilia. >> not like the kind in the can, the jelly cranberries? okay. >> you got it. you got it. you got that. so you see that, first of all, it's starting to smell. delicious then we'll put, what, orange zest. orange zest. put that in there. we'll let it cook for about 10 to 12 minutes and then put it in the refrigerator, let it cool. voila. delicious. >> so easy. >> no more dry turkey. >> there you go. >> saving us this morning. we're not done with you. all these recipes, you'll need them. especially this one here, goodmorningamerica.com. >> i'm coming to the doughnut plate. >> we'll answer more questions in the next half hour. we're not done. coming up "deals & steals." we have great ideas from small businesses. stay with us. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: good morning, morning, , i'm kumasi aaron from abc 7 mornings. happy thanksgiving. the great highway in san francisco is closed b

she told police he likely put something in their orange juice, but according to the defense, there was, you never went to a doctor and said, i think i'm being poisoned. >> it wouldn't have mattered. >> when erika left the stand what do you think the jury made of her? >> i think they were shocked the state called her. when she was subjected to cross examination, she wasn't a credible person. >> there was one other theme he wanted to drill into this jury, and it concerned the lead detective. adam gibson he argued had gone path olsen -- pathologist shopping, that is, he consulted a series of pathologists before find him one to give him the answer he was looking for, that, yes, cory's death was, in fact a murder. >> if my opinion is not what he wants, he's going to be going looking for somebody else. >> this doctor was one of the pathologists gibson approached. her opinion, detective gibson wanted her to call this a homicide. when that was not her conclusion -- >> he had a theory and he was looking somehow to substantiate that theory. >> original pathologist, the original coroner said ther

now you're lucky to get a bag with milk, orange juice, eggs, plus the oil for the house, the water bills, it's just crazy. it's so much money. how is someone supposed to survive? end quote. this persistent and painful inflation has been directly fueled by the reckless spending spree that democrats rammed through in march, even if washington democrats didn't inflict more new damage, economists still say we're going to see inflation get worse before it gets better. the democratic leader said on march 12, i do not think the dangers of inflation, at least in the near term, are very real. he was catastrophically wrong, and these same people want yet another multitrillion-dollar bite at the apple. look, american families know the spending part of democrats' reckless taxing and spending spree would spell disaster. 64 -- 67% just told a survey that washington should cut back on printing and spending because of inflation and rising costs. and then there is the taxing part of their reckless tax-and-spending spree. the bill that democrats are writing behind closed doors would hike taxes on the amer

you'll take brown sugar, these cherries, i recommend not the bright red cherries, you'll take that, orange juiceham according to the instructions, pull it out about 10 or 15 minutes early, glaze it with the ham, put it back in for a few more minutes. steve: so you glaze the ham, now what do you do with the bourbon? >> this is the fun part i'll let terry do this part. >> [laughter] steve: he has experience. >> like a tablespoon of the glaze, about two shots of the bourbon. ainsley: you use the glaze for a drink? >> correct, this is an old fashion with two-steps. again it makes your day much easier if you make this glaze -- steve: two shots of bourbon makes anybody's day much better. >> it's better if you let terry shake it. brian: can i tell you something i found out this whole next generation drinks bourbon. >> you're right. brian: like the 21-year-olds, like the 30-year-olds they drink bourbon. >> listen i know my preacher is watching, turn the tv off but they do like bourbon. it's so popular right now and we got into the bourbon business five years ago now and it was perfect timing for us. ste

the question for the fed is how much juice can they squeeze from this orange, or maybe it has turnedo a turnip at this point, and terms of what is the super low, abnormally low rates doing first go development, hiring shortages, talent management, retention, all of the things that the business community is struggling with. maybe this is a time to rethink our jobs policy if we have one and really focus on those post-pandemic jobs that have been necessitated over the past two years. i think that is the direction of policy. it is not necessarily that the rate environment is going to do the entire job for the labor market. gina: clearly some signs of relief were heard following the october report when we had 500,000 jobs gained. we are seeing easing of that labor market friction. we talked about the lack of certain participation. is there more than just vaccination required to get that participation moving forward? is there something else clogging up the system that we should be paying attention to, or is it really just about vaccinations and getting people back to work and back in the f

then i glaze them in the juice and zest of the most relevant midnight valencia oranges, and douse it before flambeing and basting them table side, to serve you the james beard award-worthy crepes suzette that is my nightly, monologue. but sometimes, i wake up in the baggage hold of a greyhound bus as its being hoisted by the scrapyard claw toward the burn pit, escape to a nearby abandoned price chopper, where i scrounge for old bread scraps, busted open bags of star fruit candies, and expired eggs, chuck it all in a dirty hubcap and slap it over a tire fire before using the legs of a dented transient's poundts asite cakews it's jazz! where's my nomination. meanwhile, here in new york city a statue of thomas jefferson was removed from city hall after 187 years. there he is being placed into a crate. and once they're done, the same crate will be used to pack up mayor bill de blasio. historians agree that, of course, jefferson should be remembered, but he needs to be contextualized: "moving this statue doesn't mean new yorkers will forget who thomas jefferson was, but some of them might