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u.s. department of health & human services jesse: asleep at the wheel. that's the subject of tonight's watters words. the president turned 79 today. he's getting up there. the american people aren't dumb. we are catching on. we don't think he -- he's fit to be president. >> a couple of my friends are going to be coming out here, i'm told. cabinet members. but here we go. where is everybody. my mask. crossed a bridge in a snow storm. think about it. what happens if the bridge collapsed and delays fire on the other side. jesse: he usually turns his back on reporters who ask anything at all. >> thank you very much. thank you all have much. thank you very much. >> on afghanistan -- >> i'm not going to answer afghanistan. jesse: general zachary says hols hold on, it's not biden's fault. >> it's just not accurate to suggest he's not accessible or doesn't answer questions. jesse: i don't blame biden for not answering questions. the country is a disaster. i would be afraid to stand up on that podium, too. this year's thanksgiving will be the most expensive on re

u.s. department of health & human services dion: he had to walk before he could run, and for some, you'ven before you can eat. a turkey trot this week. runners and walkers completed the 5k loop around the lake, finishing on grand avenue near macarthur boulevard. nearly 3000 people participated this year. the winner broke 16 minutes with a pace of five minutes and nine seconds per mile. that is really fast. thanksgiving football is back in the bay area and san jose state welcomed in there arrivals fresno state for a turkey day classic. abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey brings us the sights and sounds from the southbay. dustin: turkey, sandwiches, pumpkin pie, and football. does it get any more thanksgiving than that? [applause] for the first time since 1956 and the 13th time overall, the san jose state parse -- spartans brought football to the state, something coaches are thankful for, a chance to be at home with their family. >> i think of for my family. i'm thing for for my health. i'm thankful for the fans. i'm thankful for everybody who made this possible. today's my birthday, so hopef

u.s. department of health and human services will invest $785 million in rescue plan funding.those funds will support community-based organizations that are continuing to build back -- and support tribal communities. it will also protect individuals with disabilities from infection and the ramifications of the pandemic. it will allow us to continue our mission to build a more diverse and sustainable workforce and health care including a new apprenticeship program to train and prepare workers for long-term careers in public health. today's announcement is a direct response to the task force recommendations and also builds on the historic investments over the past 10 months. equity includes full participation by each one of us and i want to extend my deep appreciation to the task force members. that includes 12 members appointed by the president and the contributions they have bay to their communities as well as the eight federal members designated to represent their agencies across the federal government. it takes an entire team to support a presidential task force so thank you

u.s. department of health & human services >>> . maria: welcome back.ailure to understand the threat posed by chinese communist party. the rubio calling on biden nomination for ambassador to spain saying that person is a sympathizer apologist for the castro regime in cuba joining me senator himself florida senator intel intelligence committee vice chairman marco rubio great to see you. thanks very much for being here talking all morning about what is going on, with a number of biden's nominees, this morning, comptroller of currency nominee omarova in that hearing want to ask you about that first talk about ambassadorships tell me the problems in terms of both of these. . >> well he in case of mr. burns i will tell you not that heville or failed person he is part of failed china consensus thought china would get rich become like us we need people that clearly understand china is dpoe political competitor potential adversary seek to over take us technologically in our economy military snashgs we needed our version of diplomacy not going to china to be inv

u.s. department of health and human services will invest 785 million dollars in american rescue plan funding. those funds will support community-based organizations that are continuing to build back across, unity's of color, unity's of color, rule areas. those funds will support tribal communities leading the way in mitigating the spread of the virus. we will also protect individuals with disabilities from infection and the ramifications of the pandemic. we will allow to continue our mission to build a more diverse and sustainable help -- public health workforce including by establishing a new innovative apprenticeship program to prepare them for high skilled long-term careers. today's funding announcement are directly responding to the task force recommendation. they also build already awarded for programs and initiatives for the past 10 months. advancing equity requires more participation by each one of us and i want to extend my appreciation to the remarkable task force members including the 12 members appointed by the president for the contributions they made to their community as well a

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u.s. department of health & human services dan: nurses and mental health clinicians in northern california walked out in solidarity with engineers union which has yet to reach an agreement with kaiser. this had an impact on patient care in the bay area. lyanne melendez has the story. lyanne: kaiser union workers rallied in oakland for the second day. nurses joined the walk out to show support for engineers who have been on strike since the contract expired in september. >> we thought we were making headway and were going to get a fair deal, market value based on what other engineers make in the area. lyanne: kaiser argues that among -- with compensation and benefits, your engineers are well compensated. he says his job is getting harder without the engineers. >> they need to be back in the building doing what they do, we can't do our job without them. for them to be out this long makes no sense. lyanne: mental health professionals also marched to highlight efficiencies in their division. >> every time we have to tell them you have to wait six weeks or more between employments -- employment

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u.s. department of health & human services maria: welcome back.ady for a big bonus season. bankers and trade aers expected to see the biggest bonuses since the great depression. investment banking underwriters are forecast to jump 30 to 35% from last year while equity traders can expect a bonus increase of 20 to 25% year over year. that's wall street. but what do workers want overall? a new survey shows americans are putting more emphasis on flexibility, coming in at number two, behind compensation. joining me now is the president and co-founder of populase, todd rose. the wall street bonuses are kind of out-size. tell us about overall average people and the shift you're seeing in terms of what americans want out of a job, their priorities. >> absolutely. it's great to be here. so look, not surprisingly, when we looked at the tradeoff priorities of everyday americans, compensation still matters. right? but what's really interesting is that this idea of having flexibility in how and where you work is now the number two priority and what we see is t

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u.s. department of health & human services larry: tonight, some workers will join committee groups for a march and a rally ahead of tonight's critical vote that could close or relocate eight district schools. enrollment is declining in the district is facing a $14 million budget shortfall, another $900 million in facility pairs also needs to be made. the majority of schools in jeopardy are elementary schools. the meeting starts tonight at 6:30. kristen: the need remains great this year because food wise it is going to be tough as we approach the holidays. today northeast citizens held their weekly food pantry. they expected to give out food to at least 125 people, all living in nearby single room occupancy hotels. the group says it's seen a increase in need since the beginning of the pandemic. >> that was based on our older adult chinese community. we are right on the border but they are also living a around with us. their day programs closed so we stepped up to serve the need. kristen: they were founded by francis ford coppola in 2001. it provides 88,000 pounds of food to community members ea

u.s. department of health & human services ♪.lcome back to the show former new york city police commissioner. he is howard safir. he is marine corps veteran. i want to thank you for your service to our country. your reaction when head of black lives matter greater new york warning incoming mayor eric adams there will be bloodshed and rioting if the city brings back their anti-crime unit? >> i have advice for bmm. new york city is not seattle or portland. eric adams is a ex-cop. the street crime unit is the most effective way to get drugs and guns off the street. if they riot, break the law in front of city hall, if there will be any blood, it will not be police officers it will be theirs if they break the law. they better step back because they will get a big surprise. elizabeth: why do you say that? what manufacturing do you have? >> i have manufacturing that the tactics that were used by black lives matter in seattle an portland were tolerated. they will not be tolerated in new york city. if they break the law they will be arre

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u.s. department of health & human services >>> last they think before we go tonight.bout the recent spate of smash and grab robberies, while they are isolated they are also violent and brazen. they are getting a lot of coverage for good reason. and think about the effect on our country. fearing for your safety in a mall or a store. especially over the holiday. and on top of everything else there is to fear like the number of guns in our society. and this weeks latest covid strain. over time trends like this and stories like these make us feel bad about our country. and that is where the russians come in. for little or no money, using a net work of robots and sympathizers. the russians are super-agitators. giving a boost to whatever story or trends make us feel bad. from the rittenhouse verdict. to gang robberies at an apple store in new york. or l.a. their goal is anything that drives us apart. anything to turn american against american. and that is where ted cruz comes in. the headline and the bull work reads as follows. meet the texas movement brought to you by russ

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u.s. department of health & human services welcome become town filtered remember four year obsession we endurethological liar. the lift of trump lies fills an entire page of "the new york times." >> their objections to the president repeated tens of thousands of lies. >> lies, repeated aggressive intentional dangerous lies. you know what's getting increasingly iconic hashtag, trump was right keeps trend on twitter like every week now. you're doing latest examples. >> saw the same tape as i saw -- and he was trying to get away from themty guess it looks leak. and he fell, and then they very violently attacked him and it is something we're looking at right now and it is under investigators. he was in very big trouble she would have been he probably would have been killed. dan: trump gets rittenhouse story right but worthless fact checkers have to put air quotes in there politico claim this comments were false. and remember this comment? >> how about thompson jefferson what do you think of thomas jefferson take down the statue because he was a major slave owner now take down his statue? so you kn

u.s. department of health and human services >> the weekend after thanksgiving is when a lot of people doupply chain issues and climate change can make it hard to find the perfect tree. new jersey has more on what you can do to make sure you get a tree this holiday season. >> many people getting into the spirit, even before thanksgiving. but getting the perfect tree -- >> maybe it needs a little love. >> like the griswolds. >> there it is. ♪ >> may be a little more difficult. the combination of labor shortages and trucking costs for christmas trees in valley view, ohio will be their shortest season in a five decade history. >> we have to cut customers down to keep them. they are not going to get all of their orders. >> oregon is the biggest producer of christmas trees in the u.s. many were decimated by the record-setting heat earlier this summer. >> we were really hit hard. you can see that they've got brown, needles all the way through up and down the tree. we don't know if this will ever survive. >> climate change has exasperated natural drought and heat, especially impacting the most p

u.s. department of health & human services elizabeth: beckwith is no more former prosecutor jim trusy.enter to give potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars to illegals who broke the lock to cross the border could the aclu get a cut of that? we do not know if they are doing it pro bono. what do you say? >> it's a fair question everything you see out of this administration when it comes to settling civil cases it's like a jackpot. it is astounding how freely as i tell you the aclu the great question there is will take a look at what happened with annie mccabe's settlement pretty got fired as a disgraced fbi agent, lying. he gets it undone by this registration. they throw in cufflinks, a framed badge, a pension and get this, $500,000 in attorneys fees for a case there was never charged criminally. if you're going to throw half a million at mccabe's lawyers i think the aclu is sitting pretty with this administration. >> where is the transparency? how come taxpayers are not told about this? did biden campaign on doing any things like that? did campaign it's him giving hundreds of thous

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u.s. department of health & human services >>> all right.nberg definitely had a busy week. she marched at the un climate conference at glasgow on friday. joining other fridays for the future activist, she praised the group for being the true climate leaders. plus, she had this message for world leaders. >> it is not a secret that cop26 is a failure. it should be obvious that we cannot solve the crisis with the same methods that goes into it in the first place. the cop has been turning into a pr event where leaders are giving beautiful speeches and announcing fancy commitments. >> all right. so strong words for sure, but she had a much more pointed message for the adults in the room earlier in the week. >> we say no more blah blah blah. no more exploitation of people and nature and the planets. no more exploitation. no more blah blah blah. no more whatever the [ bleep ] they're doing inside there. >> all right. so her use of curse words made some people uncomfortable. so she was nice enough to tweet out this sarcastic pledge. i am pleased i d

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