bradley, i want to start with you.new york times that mike pence recognizes the doj's criminal investigation as, quote, seemingly different from the january six committee's question, right? and investigations. of course, he's refused to participate in that. can you tell me a little bit about the significance of pence actually following through on this and speaking to the doj? what would that mean? >> sure, no, that would be hugely significant. and there's a considerable distinction, to mike pence's credit, between doj seeking his testimony versus congress. there was an obvious separation of powers issue with congress doing it, it's not a criminal inquiry. this is the justice department. it's run by a special counsel in terms of president trump's particular criminal exposure. this is a criminal investigation. there's established precedent that allows the justice department to require to these matters, even if there's executive privilege that would otherwise be validly invoked. this is why having mike pence possibly test

bradley? >> hopefully it's an easier path for stragglers. naomi ruchim in new york, thanks. >>> for more on today's weather and storm systems brewing later in the week, here's paul goodloe of the weather channel. >> reporter: rain causing problems, starts to exit for monday. if you're not traveling until monday, looking pretty good. maybe lingering scattered showers. now the northwest more snow for your monday. watching that system because that is going to bring severe weather including tornado risks going sky high as we head toward tuesday and wednesday across parts of the lower mississippi valley. east texas, louisiana, arkansas, mississippi in the zone for severe weather including tornadoes but also snow. maybe even the twin cities close to maybe three to six inches of snow. heavier snow in the western great lakes and mountains getting clobbered. the concern here is including tornadoes on tuesday evening, tuesday overnight across parts of the lower mississippi river valley. >> thanks to paul goodloe with the weather channel. >>> today the

it is known that bradley cooper will play the main role of a policeman in the new film, the plot will be based on the 1968 thriller bullet with steve mcqueen, but it is worth noting that spielberg is not going to do a remake of the original film. this will be a new picture about a character familiar to us, let me remind you that in the original frank bullitt. it's the cops san francisco, he's trying to find. in the law of the witness who killed him, by the way, this film not only glorified mcqueen, but was also remembered by many as a film with one of the most striking scenes of a car chase in the cinema. several films with the participation of bradley cooper, a busy schedule for him - that's for sure. well, you see , uh, they return to the good old classics when such a rather unobtrusive plot. quite to yourself understandable and understandable hero. and most importantly, the heroes are a star. well, of course, everyone, especially the female representatives, come to the screen. this is exactly the success of the picture, by the way, about the hero of the star. yes, bradley cooper, f

bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest. bradley? >> reporter: matt, among those survivors now speaking out one of the patrons who helped take down the shooter. officials say that the exact motive is still under investigation, but court filings are telling us more about the suspect who could face life in prison if convicted on those murder charges. today the suspect in the colorado springs club q shooting is expected to appear in court by video for the first time. court filings from 22-year-old anderson lee aldrich's public defenders say aldrich is nonbinary and goes by the pronouns they and them. >> i'm waiting to wake up from a bad dream. >> reporter: barrett hudson was shot multiple times before escaping the nightclub. three bullets are still inside of him. >> this is something that's going to stay with me forever in life. the bullets will be right there with it, and i'll never forget. >> i will be uncomfortable going anywhere for a long time. >> reporter: shooting survivor anthony says he doesn't feel comfortable around strangers

mister bradley, thank you so much for joining us today, especially with the time difference. first, you know, there are a lot of political advisors out there in china observing the u. s. response to ukraine. now, despite the economic blow back, the whole world is experiencing, you know, this, this blow back from these western sanctions. it appears the u. s. is still doubling down. it's also encouraging germany to tamp down. you know, it's reliance on russian natural gas exports to the harm of its own economy. what do you think china sitting back there and making of all of this, you know, in terms of what is china making of the united states shooting itself? or what is china making of germany in italy in the you are shooting themselves in the head. china can't believe it's good lot. every country's want good is want to good run to china. after seeing the united states steel steal the foreign reserves of a sovereign country, russia. it's almost unbelievable to just like the truckers strike up in canada. once you learn that the dictator trudeau could get his hands into your bank

they are gone for 20 years but you go full circle and many have tom bradley himself.there are 20 or 30 hours of history which i swear no one has listened to accept me at this point. we were the first. it's just sitting there. there's an incredible abundant if tom bradley were still alive and not even sure what i'd ask him there so much stuff out there.e so that era 60s, 70s and 80s is still very accessible. earlier is harder but the other thing that's great is there's a sweet spot paul noted which is that point when someone in your life -- it's not that they are unaware, they are aware. so there are all these people we talked to that -- when we pitched an idea for an audio book or podcast to the first question if it's before 1930 if it's before the age of recorded sound you're going to find things. you're going to have that archival page and you're going to feel to hear k it. you could do an audio book is a biography of napoleon with all the bells and whistles but there won't be anything that will really take you there unless we do a dramatization. >> it's not that yo

>> the one i'm working on now is this book about tom bradley the former mayor of la, most interesting politician of the 20th century and controversial person. and he's long dead so there are a combination of, many people who are still alive who can speak and there's a wonderful phrase which was in jacobs brothers most recent book where he's talking about jacobs father and joe that i know him better now than when he was alive which sas as someone who recently lost her grandfather, one of the most incredibly moving things and i realize there's a great truth in that when people you have an die opportunity to reflect on who they are and with the passage of time your reflections grow more and more in some cases profound so there's a group of people who are still alive who remembered tom bradley and who's reflections are as a result incredibly valuable. he's gone for 20 years so there's that, that circle and then you have tom bradley himself and all these tapes. there are i don't know, 20, 30 hours of oral history which i swear no one has listened to accept me to this point or people connec

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bradley blackburn is outside a best bay in woodland park, new jersey. i know it's early, but what's it looking like there? >> reporter: well, michael, right now it's just us. there was a time not too long ago when shoppers would have camped out here overnight. the store even has a fence set up to manage the crowds. but black friday has changed. the deals start earlier, the shopping season is longer. still more than a third of the entire country will shop today, and most of those people will visit a store in person. this is the day shoppers and retailers have been waiting for. >> black friday has been on my bucket list forever. >> reporter: the national retail federation says a record 166 million people will shop this weekend with today being the most popular day followed by cyber monday. >> i usually like the old, traditional holiday, just one day and, you know, go splurge. >> reporter: of the 114 million people hunting for bargains this black friday, more than two-thirds say they'll go shopping at a brick and mortar store. >> the consumer likes to go i

joining us now is the story and bradley heart.ve been listening to the podcast, he is one of the historians that you've been listening to. he's also the author of the excellent book, killers americans friends. the third race supporters in the united states. which has just been an indispensable source for us in putting ultra together. bradley hart, thank you so much. >> thank you for being here, congratulations on the podcast, it is really a fantastic piece of work. i've enjoyed every episode. i have -- normal and the, and that is voice that this with. even hearing john rocky, the justice -- i've never divorce before. >> yeah, it is amazing. it's funny, when we have been podcasting out there. one of the recurring conversations i had is that people even involved like in the news business that come to me and said, when you find these actors? >> yeah. >> no, no, this is all archival tape. >> yeah. >> it really does, like you can't believe that this stuff is, i guess, also, you kind of wanted to be ancient history so you can't believe

bradley blackburn has more of a look. >> reporter: good morning. democrats will be fighting for that 51st seat in georgia because a true majority would give them the full control over the makeup of senate committees and it would mean joe manchin's vote would no longer be a deal breaker. that's why republicans are going all in too. democrats took a victory lap sunday after catherine cortez masto's projected win gave control of the senate. >> a victory and a vindication for democrats. >> i feel good about where we are. >> reporter: some republicans linked their party's underwhelming showing to former president donald trump who's expected to announce another presidential run this week. >> those who are most closely aligned with the former president under performed. those who are talking about the future, who managed their states well, they over performed. >> reporter: a growing group of senate republicans is also calling for a delay in this week's planned leadership elections. south carolina's lindsey graham tweeted all republicans should be focused o

who are still life who remember tom bradley and whose reflections are as a result? incredibly valuable. he's been gone for 20 years. but so there's that you had that circle. and then you have tom bradley himself left all these tapes of there's there are. 20 30 hours of more than that of oral histories. he left which i swear no one has listened to except me at this point or people connected with our project because we were the first to like digitize the tape which means if someone listened to the ad and listen to them in years, so it's just sitting there like one of so, this is an incredible we have an abundance if tom bradley were still alive. i'm not even sure what i would ask him since there's so much stuff out there i see but so someone from that era 60s 70s 80s is it's still very accessible. now earlier is harder, but the other thing that's great is there's a sweet spot all reporters. which is there's a point in your when someone in their life when they stop caring about the consequences of what they say, so that's not that they are unaware of the consequences.

bradley blackburn reports. >> reporter: federal reserve chairman jerome powell says interest rates have to go up to bring inflation and prices down. >> price stability is the responsibility of the federal reserve and serves as the bedrock of our economy. without price stability the economy does not work for anyone. >> reporter: the board is raising a benchmark rate .75%, the sixth increase of the year is an attempt to cool off the economy. rising interest rates are having some effect. mortgage rates doubled over the past year and are now at a 20-year high. that's causing home prices to fall. and the average interest rate that has fewer people visiting lots which is helping build more supply. >> now that the inventory's starting to normalize, the used car prices are starting to come down. >> reporter: prices for many other items continue to rise, including necessities like food and electricity. that's why economists predict the fed will keep raising rates in the coming months. it could ease the size of increases. >> it there was a mention that the fed may kind of take a deeper breath or

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> millions of americans will be hitting the road today to spend the holiday with their loved ones. if you're driving to your destinations, aaa says the busiest times to travel today will be between 11:00 and 3:00 this afternoon, and the busiest areas will be new york, los angeles, chicago, and atlanta. the good news is gas prices right now are about 20 cents lower than they were a month ago. >>> while turkey is the biggest thanksgiving tradition, football is a close second. all the usual cast of characters will suit up for the three games on tap today. the detroit lions host the buffalo bills. the new york giants and dallas cowboys face off. the nightcap is the patriots and minnesota vikings. be sure to watch "cbs mornings" today. super bowl-winning quarterback and host of cbs sports nfl on cbs, phil simms, will join us to break down all of today's games. >>> to the deadly mass shooting at a walmart in virginia. sre m pulled out a handgun and began firing inside an employ

. >>> interest rates are climbing higher again as bradley blackburn reports that the federal reserve is taking action once again in hopes of easing inflation. >> reporter: federal reserve chairman, jerome powell, says interest rates have to go up to bring inflation and prices down. >> price stability is the responsability of the federal reserve. it serves as the bedrock of our economy. without price stability, it does not work for anybody. >> reporter: the board is raising a benchmark rate, the sixth increase of the year, an attempt to off the economy. rising interest rates are having some effect. mortgage rates doubled over the past year, and now , at a 20-year high. that's causing coal prices to fall. but prices for many other items continued to rise including necessities like food and electricity. is why economists predict the fed will keep raising rates in the coming months, but could ease the size of increases. >> there was a mention that the fed may kind of take a deep breath or maybe not race rates by as much in the next series of meetings to see how those interest rate increa

bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >> singer paula abdul also starred in this year's parade. >>> a kind donation that filled spirits and gas tanks ahead of the holiday. wait until you hear how much one man dished out to drivers. >>> sports is coming up after the break. thanks giving up football, they are synonymous. if you did not watch the games today, i've got good news, you are covered. the highlights, coming up next. nfc east showdown in dallas, and a surprising thriller in detroit. and a turkey leg. sports is next. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, americans celebrate thanks giving. the president calls for stricter gun laws, and how one >>> the generosity of one man helping fill up the tanks of some drivers in massachusetts , businessman ernie bock jr. giving away $50,000 worth of free gas, yesterday. he says he did it because he believes in giving back. he did a similar giveaway in april, when hundreds of drivers lined up to fuel up. >> fabulous. we all need gas these days. >> it cost me more in money to get to that gas station. >> i know. >> $50,000 is pretty generous

bradley blackburn, cbs news. >>> info wars host alex jones was ordered to pay an additional $473 million for calling the sandy hook elementary school shooting a hoax. the punitive damages imposed by a connecticut judge yesterday brings the total judgment against jones to almost $1.5 billion in a lawsuit filed by the victims' families. 20 children and six adults were killed in the 2012 knew town, connecticut, shooting. jones called the award a joke and is vowing to appeal the case. >>> the results of a new study on teen smoking with out and they are not good. a federal study said 3 million middle and high school students admitted vaping or using tobacco products at least once within a 30-day period despite state and federal crack down on underaged tobacco use. e-cigarettes topped the list for the ninth year in a row. >>> coming up, turbulence at twitter, the new warning from elon musk as the social media platform braces for tough times ahead. >>> and an act of hate, a noose is found at the site of the obama presidential center. a big reward to find those responsible. this is the "cbs morn

buy the ones that are nice bradley in california. bradley? >> hey, jimmy, the original philly phanatic. >> you betcha' what's going on? >> a question on retail giant macy's their stock has been on a rally, pretty much correlation with the dow last two weeks i'm wondering how sustainable the underappreciated stock will remain, especially with the fed softening stance and the resilient consumer in play >> bradley, this question, when m macy's was at 50, i liked it 20 i liked it. you know what? it turns out it's at 23 and the numbers are still great. so i say- >> buy, buy, buy. >> call me a buyer jerry in missouri, please, jerry? >> caller: jim, i am a club member whose estee lauder position has now -- [ cheering ] >> estee lauder. and then we have ulta tomorrow ulta is going to say great things about estee lauder and the chinese are going to have to open yes! what's up? >> caller: unfortunately, i'm not doing as well with my position of the only ev manufacturer to actually deliver significant quantities of vehicles should i double down, hold or

. >> this book about tom bradley and the controversial position. there are many people still alive and there's a wonderful e'phrase in the most recent book and he said i know him better now than when he was alive. now someone that recently lost my own father it's one of the most incredible things but i realized there is a great truth ine that that when people close to you die you have an opportunity to reflect on who they are and with the passage of the times they grow more and more in some cases profound so there's a group of people. then you have tom bradley himself. there are 20 o or 30 hours. we were the first to digitize. it's incredible we have an abundance with 60, 70, 80 earlier is harder but the other thing that's great is there's a sweet spot when people stop caring about the consequences wouldn't you say so it's not that they are unaware. there's all these people we talk to. when we get pitched an idea, the first question is that before' 1930 because if it is before the age of recorded sound, you're not going to find things or be able to

as bradley blackburn reports, this year's things giving feast could be an expensive one. >> reporter: fossil farms in new jersey is packing up and shipping out fresh cookies. >> over 10,000 turkeys. >> reporter: vendor is the vp of marketing and says a number of factors are rising prices. >> with poultry it is compounded, so we have fuel prices on the rise early in the year, grain prices went through the roof, and then we had avian flu. >> reporter: and avian flu outbreak has killed millions of turkeys, nationwide, leading to lower supplies. the latest numbers from the bureau of labor statistics show turkey cost almost 17% more than one year ago. and, grocery staples are on the rise. eggs are up a whopping 43%, but are nearly 27%. potatoes are 15% higher. >> unfortunately, i think the cost of food will remain high for both thanksgiving and christmas and hanukkah season. >> reporter: jill schlesinger says the latest figures also show housing cost climbing at a rapid pace . within the report, there are signs of improvement. overall, prices are slowing , a sign that the federal reserve's

joining us now is historian bradley hart.have been listening to the podcast ultra, he is one of the historians you've been listening to. he is also the author of the excellent book "hitler's american friends: the third reich's supporters in the united states" which has been an indispensable source for us in putting ultra together. >> congratulations on the podcast. it is a fantastic piece of work. i've learned stuff from it. what is amazing is to hear these people's voices. you've talked about it before. but a voice that sticks with you. even hearing john rogge, the prosecutor, i've never heard his voice before. it's amazing. >> since the podcast has been out there, one of the recurring conversations i've had, is that people even in the news business have come to me and said, where did you find these actors? no, no. this is all archival tape. you can't believe this stuff is, i guess, also, you want it to be ancient history. you can't believe there is tape of them. there were people alive when it happened. there aren't that ma

. mentioned now there really all this is needed when we talk about heavy epitome we mean the same bradley ones that are a marker in any case because now it is just a stock in these categories by by by next to it, the americans have enough big ones there and they can be taken as a basis, i think that the issue is related to preparation with logistics under brands , in principle, it is not as critical as the transition to abrams with all their features. as far as i remember in cancer, including the confrontation about the soviet tanks, it is absolutely correct. we still remember all those people whose lives were taken by the full-scale second war that began in 2014 in ukraine and continues to this day. war that was unleashed by russia

. >> bradley moss, your reaction to this immunity deal? >> if i'm donald trump, this is the last thing i want to see. because now, kash patel has no way to avoid testifying. he invoked his fifth amendment right to avoid testifying the first time. now he's been immunized. he's gonna have to talk to the grand jury. he's gonna have to describes what he saw, what he knew about donald trump's awareness of the documents in existence, what he actually saw and witnessed in terms of any declassification efforts, and what he knew about efforts to relocate or conceal the boxes and the records within the boxes once that investigation started, once the issue had been subpoenaed. this is one more material fact witnesses that the government has lined up as part of this grand jury presentation to bring what i expect at some point in the next few months to be an indictment against donald trump for espionage. >> glenn, i imagine in your experience as a federal prosecutor with immunity deals that there are witnesses like kash patel, who get immunity and then

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bradley blackburn , cbs news. >>> they hope with 51st seek to give them full control and reduce the leverage of west virginia senator joe manchin. here is what majority leader chuck schumer said last night. >> there were very flawed challengers who had no faith in democracy or infidelity and truth and even honor . the candidates never gave up and never lost faith . as the maga republican stokes fear , the democrats talked about how to deliver on issues that matter to people. >> reporter: as for the house, it looks like the gop will gain control. they have 218 seats and currently have two and 11. in california , congresswoman karen bass has bumped her lead in the maher's race in l.a.. she added to her lead last night and is now ahead by 10,000 votes or two percentage points. if she wins, she will be the first to woman to lead california's largest city. about 270,000 ballots are yet to be counted in the majority are male and. >>> president biden in cambodia for an east asian summit . it is geared toward partnering with japan and south korea to respond to north korea's missile launches after no

bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. student -- a few key races have not been called yet. right now the gop does not have the 218 seats that they will need for control of the house. >>> congressman karen bass has taken a slim lead into the race to become the next mayor of los angeles. the latest batch of results showing bass surging past caruso. she's taken a 4300 vote lead . caruso was out in front with a 12,000 boat lead on wednesday. as more votes were counted through the week, his lee began to shrink. it may be a few more days before the winner is known. only 50% of the ballots have been counted. >>> a lot of workers are still busying counting the remaining ballots in the bay area. this is a look at the operations center in san francisco on friday. the district attorneys, the lead of brooke dickens over john thank after the latest round is counting. the d.a. has about 55% of the vote. 1% less than on thursday. jenkins has always declared victory in that race. some new totals came in late lechery for they watched race were san jose mayor. matt may have and still has a l

cbs news correspondent bradley blackburn is on the route from manhattan's upper west side. >> new york city's things giving day parade as iconic as turkey dinner. >> everybody grows up with the parade. even if it's on the tv. >> thousands watch workers inflate the balloons that make the parade unique. >> my favorite was the soccer. >> my favorite one, i like the books and the humor. >> for some, to see the parade up close it is a bucket list item. >> we do not realize how big they are. >> the massive parade featuring 8000 participants, 16 character balloons, 28 floats, 1200 cheerleaders, 700 clowns, a dozen marching band and santa claus. some 3 million people are expected to line the parade route and there are no specific or credible threats but the nypd is taking extra precautions to keep everybody safe. >> heavy weapons teams, the bomb squad. chemical sensors, countersurveillance teams, drone detection and mitigation and additional cameras have been installed. >> there will be explosive detecting keynotes, sand trucks and locker vehicles along with police. >> there will be officers t

maybe she is more excited than bradley's two-year-old daughter. >> the weather is beautiful. into the afternoon, the weather is a treat. amazing weather for the afternoon. not only at the coast, but also inland. no matter where you live, a sunny day. kicking off in san jose with upper 40s in time for the turkey trot. 6:30 now you have time to bundle up and prepare. bring something warm when you kickoff and then take the layers off as necessary. we expect low 50s at the rkconcor meteorologist will be out there. let's look at what to expect for the afternoon. not all of us are runners. into the afternoon, we expect upper 60s and lower 70s, if you live along the coast, the bay or inland. it is a beautiful day today and for the weekend we will see a cooling trend, but thanksgiving is warm and i'm so thankful. >> me too. that is the cutest kids cartoon. it is a world of dogs. adorable. there are two sisters and it is a fan favorite because there's a lot of parent jokes and stuff. ellis talk about traffic and the golden gate bridge looking beautiful. really nice as you work your wa

ben bradley is tonight's outsider . now have ben bradley is tonight's outsider.y laws outsider. now have equality laws put in place to encourage more women into science technology , women into science technology, engineering and maths effectively declared war on men . my guest tonight straight talking tory backbencher ben, who's been described as the first blue brick in the red wall, is fighting to prevent the extinction of positive male role models with a campaign focusing on the classroom . having on the classroom. having discovered there are 3200 schools in england with zero male teachers now ban that's almost 1 million children who have no men to look up to. and one of the most critical areas of their formative years. i feel so passionate about this because my father was a schoolteacher and i still get people coming up to me today talking about how important it was for them to have a male role model in their lives, especially when they came from a family, maybe without a father . well, that's exactly it, father. well, that's exactly it, don . and i wanted to

thank you. bradley. while the missile blast in poland also sparked concerned at the g. 20 summit in bali, indonesia, but it is today called for an investigation into what happened. the group of 20 leading economies ended they summit on wednesday with a joint declaration saying that most members strongly condemn the war in new credit . they also warned that the conflict is making an already delicate world economy. worse declaration was adopted unanimously, which means that russia also signed off our time to take a look at some of the other stories making news and ukrainian crews are working to clear land mines in the house on ridge and ahead of repairs to power and water supply. networks, the mining office of cit, the had found weapons including anti tank mines missiles and cluster bombs. the interior ministry said it could take up to 7 years to clear ukraine. my u. s. media say the republican party has garnered enough states to take control of the house of representatives following last week's mid term e

with a special takeover of blankety blank with bradley walsh... keira? expect another night of excitement and some emotion too, as children in need looks to build on a legacy that has distributed over £500 million in the last ten years. steffan powell, bbc news. and you can watch children in need tonight, here on bbc one at 7:00pm. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. flooding is causing major disruption across parts of eastern scotland right now. one of the worst affected areas here in angus, you can see roads are not passable. looking at the weather picture, we have seen 74 millimetres of rainfall across eastern scotland, that's over 24 hours but the rain continues to come down heavily. the met office have extended the amber severe weather warning for heavy rain across aberdeenshire, angus, perth and kinross and it is now valid and in force until 9pm this evening. by the time the rain finally stops falling we are looking at accumulations of 100-150 we are looking at accumulations of 100—150 millimetres of rain. in the last few moments,

we hear more from cbs reporter bradley black burn. >> reporter: democrats took a victory lap on sundayfter catherine cortez masto's projected win in nevada gave democrats control of the senate. >> a victory, and a vindication for democrats. >> i feel good about where we are. >> reporter: some republicans link their party's underwe will underwhelming results to former president trump. a growing group of senate republicans is also calling for a delay in this week's planned leadership elections. lindsay graham tweeted all republicans should be focused on winning in georgia, and trying to understand the midterm elections before senate leadership is moving onto the 2024 presidential race. others disagree. >> i think it's better we move forward with these elections so we can focus again on the georgia runoff. >> reporter: the house leans republican. >> we haven't given up, because of the quality of our candidates. >> it's sad we didn't get the true red wave. >> reporter: lawmakers returned to washington this week. among the items expected to be addressed, a fundalling bill to keep of operati

the bradley beal family. now theme. wilma, i don't know which one is pebbles and which one is bam, bam. i wiz told later they were carrying dino. they probably had a happy halloween after their win against the rams. last year we asked some of the mayors what candy they were supposed to get with trick or treating. >> if i had to pick one i would go reeses. chocolate, peanut butter. i can't beat it. >> something sour. i like sour candy. worming or something. >> my go to is what my wife wants. reeses cups. if she's happy i'm happy. >> snickers, every day. snickers make it thicker, you know what i mean. yes, sir, yes, sir. >> and i like to go with the original.. none of that almond stuff. >> no, no. none of that stuff. almond, dark chocolate. >> honorable mention, baby ruth. >> no. eew. all right well if i'm throwing them out, you can have them. i like m&m. >>> full size candy bars are coming together in one of the most popular sites for >>> okay from to full sized the candy bar. pleasant hill is a huge area that gets a lot

tom and bradley reports. >> by keeping control of the u.s. senate democrats, dash republican hopes for a red wave mid term. >> democrats clinch control and senator catherine cortez masto narrowly won reelection in nevada. majority leader chuck schumer took a victory lap. we were on the edge of >> and thank god. the american people hold us back in this election. now attention turns to georgia where democrats and republicans are gearing up for a runoff election between incumbent democrat raphael warnock and gop challenger herschel walker. >> president biden says he'd like the democratic majority to climb to 51 is just simply get the numbers, the better republicans who started the election meeting to gain just one seat to flip. the senate are beginning to take stock. some are asking tough questions about donald trump's role in the party. those who are most closely aligned with the former president. >> does underperformed those who are talking about the manager states. well, they over republicans are in position to reach the 218 seats needed to c

and irina shayk with bradley cooper, though separately, and bradley did not even take pictures.celebrities have been fueling rumors about their reunion. they appear at the same events. the paparazzi take pictures of them while walking in an embrace, and the necks even posted a joint photo from a romantic getaway. let me remind you that the stars broke up on the islands 3 years ago. at they are growing up a five-year-old daughter, and according to rumors. now they're planning a second child at the ceremony , and cher, whose new novel is also the hotly discussed gossip column, showed up unexpectedly, the 76-year-old star. she confirmed that she was dating rapper alexander edwards, who is 40 years younger than her according to her words. she is not going to explain herself to cher, because the cunning ones will still be unhappy and proudly declared that they are both in love and happy and do not interfere with anyone. in addition, the boyfriend treats her like the queen of another fashionista of the older generation. honored at the ceremony. glamor magazine in london to 66-year-old

the rally began at 9 am with music and a statement from dan bradley, a white house aide in the carter suffers from aids. mr. bradley said he took greatest satisfaction in the fact that after a lifetime of struggle and fear, i had the courage in 1982 to say loud and clear, i am gay and i'm proud. that message was echoed throughout the day long demonstration as a succession of speakers urged participants to stand up for the rights and to fight against the stigmas and stereotypes often attached homosexuals. more than 200,000 people marched that day, including the newly elected congresswoman from san francisco, nancy pelosi. >> how are you enjoying your first few months in congress? >> absolutely great, this is a great day to, to march. >> why did you decide to come here today? you're one of the few members of congress here. >> well, i am a strong contingent of san franciscans in washington for it. i've marched in other parades, gay freedom day parade, and this is a logical thing for me to do. >> our next guest was also at the march that day. this is navy veteran james brown. he posted th

>> yeah, bradley read my mind. because just because you are not a candidate for office does not mean that the department of justice cannot indict you, prosecute you, convict, you and imprison you. so let trump announce away. that should not stop the doj or georgia, or new york, or any other jurisdiction from moving forward in the criminal investigation. >> all right, glenn kirschner, katie blair, john allen, thank you all for joining me on this friday night. when we come back, the critical issues and the surprising close reelection race echoes nationwide. new york -- 's is here what live next. and later, a tough day for twitter! with the chief twig who insist that he had no choice! measuring up week one of the takeover. the 11th hour, just getting underway on a very important friday night! >> the race for governor in the state of new york was not expected to be as close as it is. just four days from election day. but the republican candidate is keeping it competitive by pushing the same kind of issues that other go

bradley blackburn has more. >> reporter: if there is proof lot is on the line this electio day, three presidents campaigne in one state make the case. in philadelphia on saturday, president biden and former president obama stomped for democratic sediment candidate john fetterman. >> i know pennsylvania well and john fetterman is pennsylvania. he is pennsylvania. >> reporter: supporters turned up tuesday as polls show democrats are facing tough headwinds. >> i can tell you from experience that midterms mean a lot. in latrobe pennsylvania former president trump had a rally for dr. moment oz. he hinted at his own potential reelection bid. >> we are going to win a lot. w are going to when it. we are going to win in 22 and 24, we are taking back the beautiful house. >> the pennsylvania race controls the senate . there are tight races in several battlegrounds like georgia, nevada, and arizona. yesterday first lady jill biden campaigne for the democratic senator mark kelly who is in a dead heat wit republican challenger blake masters. >> in only two years, joe, mark and the democrats up and

in texas, bradley. >> caller: hey, cramer, i was looking into the airbnb earnings call and kept usingcited in the call. the founders sold over a billion dollars worth of stock considering actions speak louder than words, how should investors react? >> really good point brian chesky has a great business now, the problem with this is that it sells at a very high multiple and nobody wants high multiple stocks, even ones as good as airbnb so i have to be careful but i do like it very much the let's go to craig in california, craig? >> caller: hey, hey, hey, boo-yah chill master j. >> boo-yah, what is happening? >> caller: a little quandary maybe you can help me out with something. i've got a wide range of stocks at the top about 20% ownership protein is mcdonald's. -- >> boy, i got to tell ya, i think mcdonald's is so well run. don't worry about it mcdonalds is a mapure operator. i can really tell people you must buy it here we're seeing mixed signals, some signs of hope but the next two weeks will tell us whether the recent move was legitimate or a temporary fakeout. double order worries

dave bradley in the uk is enjoying it and says hello. and also zachary is watching he says hello. we have an answer to one of the questions we did not quite know and that is john has chimed in and said the cable used by grant isn't definitely at the smithsonian national museum of american history it was a gift of libby custer and also let's associate chris i forgot the libby custer connection. >> didn't share it should give it took custer to give to libby? isn't that weird? >> custard was not in the room. right. or back in the parler. we've heard stories that sheraton did not want to sell his furniture and he threw it $20 on the ground that either keep the money or don't and taking your furniture. that is just one of the many stories i heard. let's keep going though with the shout outs. one is thanks for this program i enjoyed the book. what is up next in terms of book projects? we will get to that. after that that is from hampton's and lots of great stuff. [laughter] wrote that so we have here now i'll check it again before we sign off. i want to get back on the road because thos

bradley said he took greatest satisfaction in the fact that after a lifetime of struggle and fear, id i'm proud. that message was echoed throughout the daylong demonstration, as a succession of speakers urged participants to stand up for their rights and to fight against the stigmas and stereotypes often attached to homosexuals. more than 200,000 people marched that day. including the newly-elected congresswoman from san francisco, nancy pelosi. >> how are you enjoying your first three months in congress? >> absolutely great. this is a great day to be in the march. >> i have a strong contingent of our san franciscans here in washington, i've marched in every gay parades, freedom day parades, and this is a logical thing for me to do. >> our next guest was also at the march that day. this is navy veteran james brown. he posted this photo online the day speaker nancy pelosi announced her retirement as democratic leader in the house. he wrote this caption for the photo. i marched with the california contingent, with my friends from the bay area, where i was stationed, and there was nancy