coleman's car was parked here, and mrs. coleman 's covers part here. mrs. coleman was on the side. was very distraught. >> did you attempt to resuscitate him? >> i did not. after my quick examination, i could tell that there was nothing that we could do. he had been deceased for a while. >> the paramedics just stood there. and i was like, what are you doing? like, help him. get in the car and help him. and i just stood there. they were like... no. i was just like, sharks. like, can you at least try? you know, the one just said, he's gone. and he did. he felt so called. >> did you feel like, this is so unfair? >> it just, like oh, my god. this can't be happening right now. it was now. >> shortly after, tom's friend gayle called linda and was at the scene. that's him off to the right. collapsing in grief as he learns the news. meanwhile, first responders -- >> and arriving officers process the scene. >> anything unusual about his body? did he look peaceful? >> his trousers were opened just a little bit. his collars were undone. it was shirt was pulled out. it he was reclined back in

coleman: thank you. i am having a bit of a problem with my camera. i cannot see you great i hope you can see me. in the meantime, i want to figure this out. i need to think everyone of the witnesses for their testimony today. i'm going to remind members of the subcommittee that each of us will have a five minutes to question the panel. without objection, members that are not on the subcommittee shall be permitted to sit in question the witness. i did see congresswoman sheila jackson lee. i do not know if there are any others on but shall be recognized. i am going to recognize myself for some questions. i'm interested in talking about the ripple effect on the airport operations when i got is found -- one a gun is found at a tsa checkpoint. i'm going to start with you mr. bheodari. when tsa identifies a gun in a passenger's carry on luggage, walk us through what happens operationally. mr. bheodari: when a tsa screens the bag there was an anomaly that was not readily identified. but tsa pulled that bag asid

host: peter coleman, do you agree? the justice system, the changes we have made over the years, has been a driver of this polarization? guest: yeah. again, that has become a politicized issue, unfortunately. who was on the supreme court, is it waited left or right? it has always been an issue and a concern. a focus, a political focus for a long time in mobilizing voters, mobilizing partisans in service of packing the court or changing the rules, the number of justices, has been a divisive issue. it is unfortunate. our courts, the supreme court in all courts, are supposed to be where fairness resides. wind justice resides. of course, that is an ideal, it is never true. it is very unfortunate the courts have become so politicized and affected in the ways they have had my lobbyists, religious advocates of different types. it has become a more divisive issue and contributed to not only the loss interest of the system, but it did increase in distress. we have negative expectations for what the courts will do. that is a majo

host: peter coleman, do you agree? the justice system, the changes we have made over the years, has been a driver of this polarization? guest: yeah. again, that has become a politicized issue, unfortunately. who was on the supreme court, is it waited left or right? it has always been an issue and a concern. a focus, a political focus for a long time in mobilizing voters, mobilizing partisans in service of packing the court or changing the rules, the number of justices, has been a divisive issue. it is unfortunate. our courts, the supreme court in all courts, are supposed to be where fairness resides. wind justice resides. of course, that is an ideal, it is never true. it is very unfortunate the courts have become so politicized and affected in the ways they have had my lobbyists, religious advocates of different types. it has become a more divisive issue and contributed to not only the loss interest of the system, but it did increase in distress. we have negative expectations for what the courts will do. that is a majo

christina coleman abhors it is former president chavez said to make a major announcement. first, democrats on the fence and trying to hold the house an senate over under adverse conditions. kevin corke live in dc. >> great to have you back in th east coast and we have so much more to get to tonight. having a president stump for a guy who's essentially up by double digits at the polls the night before the election and a incredibly reliable blue state is he 2022. why isn't president biden stumping at a battleground stat for the night? it's a big night. especially since he says democracy is on the ballot. it's people in. it's unpopularity plain and simple don't take my word for it . here's what press secretary sai quote if it is a referendum on the president meeting the selection, they meaning democrats will lose. and that they know that. and then of course it is this from third way is by a roster o gop candidates extreme by any standard. voters see democrats as it just as extreme. as well as far less concerned about the issues that most worr them. it there in lies the crux.

joining me isjoey de sao, investigations writer at rhe athletic, miles coleman, producer and writer ofa, uncovered a new documentary on netflix, and beth fisher, who's a freelance sports broadcaster. welcome to you all. joey de sao, let's start with you. isjurgen klopp right that journalists dropped the ball on this one when it comes to qatar? no, i don't think he is. i think there's been lots of fantasticjournalism on this. i think you have to look back to the sunday times reporting on the bidding process itself. and there's been countless reporting on human rights including this very interesting documentary, which i'm looking forward to watching. it's four years after russia invaded ukraine, and then, you know, the world cup. i think a lot of the very good human rights reporting was forgotten when the football started. — and then look what happened. i think people are kind of determined not to make the same mistake. 0k. beth fisher, what's your view? i mean, is it a legitimate criticism, do you think, from jurgen klopp? listen, i have arrived in this industry quite late into my life,

christina coleman live for us in moscow, thank you. irish irish so let's dig in a little deeper with former d.c. detective and fox news contributor ted williams. delaware, thanks for joining the program. -- ted, thanks for joining the program. it's been a week now almost, and the killer is still at large. we don't have a murder weapon yet, we don't have a motive. ted the, why mt. world is it taking so long for these authorities to get these pieces together? >> well, the authorities are trying to make sure they get it right. first, they had to develop a timeline. they've been able to develop the timeline as to when these young victims got back to this home here on kings row. the timeline itself seemed to be around 1:45. all four of the victims were back in this home. now, as christina coleman reported earlier, the front door had a coded way of getting in, but from what we've been told that code was always not on because this, in fact, at one time or another was considered a party house. but the question that begs for an answer is when d

christina coleman, thank you.rthel: brighter days in d.c., it's a big weekend in washington for president biden. his granddaughter got married today in a ceremony at the white house and the president celebrate his 80th birthday tomorrow. all this tips administered and turns to the supreme court to save president biden's student debt relief plan. lucas tomlinson is live with more on the details. >> weakened of celebrations here at the white house, first the wedding of the president granddaughter naomi this morning 11:00 a.m., new photos to show you. they just came in. the white house says 250 people attended the service on the south lawn to see the president's first lady saying it's a joy to watch naomi grow, discover who she is and carve out an incredible life for herself following the ceremony the president and first lady hosted a lunch the wedding party in the dining room of the white house and dancing will take place later this evening. the president claimed he has other good news to share, prices are beginning

ken coleman, host of the ken coleman show is here in person. great to have you.er two here is important issues to american voters, economy, jobs, inflation, taxes. >> what's really interesting is formally when you get a jobs report like this inside a week of election the party of power should jump up and down. it's a pretty good job report but american voters are looking at inflation more than the jobs report saying yeah, i've got my job, i may have gotten a good raise over the last year and a half, two years, the reality is it's not going as far because inflation continues to be stubborn. then the irony of all of this is that it's wage pressures that's really keeping this inflation where it is right now. very, very stubborn. the thing that concerns me about this is that jerome powell who has gone on record multiple times is saying we're trying to drive up employment up. we want to see pain in the area to try to cool the wage pressure issue. so it's a weird time in this economy. >> bill: i don't know if it's working yet. we'll go into the new year watching the fe

we are having coleman consciousness. and we are discussing all the time because we don't, don't want to double up. and i don't want to know the best we can all me and bus and beeble on new martin all, please. i think the right part or net is to grow, got a democratic republic of congo on the one they have agreed. an immediate cease via the withdrawal of the 25th group from the congolese east. talk to facilitated by form a kenyan president who kenyata the see how the case were one of supporting the rebel forces, which it denies. correspondent, corolla toddler, when visible, an agreement between the parties has been reached to without the main instigator, according to the new one, the summit, which is really dealing with the conflict between the democratic republic of congo and its name bar to the east, a smaller one, the nation is that from as early as friday, the 25th of november at 6 p. m. there should be a ceasefire in the east. the new part of the d r. c. now the main instigator behind the conflict and the eastern par

jon: christina coleman, thanks. d.c.olice detective ted williams joins us from moscow, defense attorney and fox news contributor. anytime you have stabbings, it's considered almost certainly a crime of passion many the murderer probably knew the victim or victims here. does that fit the pattern in this crime? >> i believe it does fit the pattern. it's no doubt the medical examiner who arrived on the scene said there was a great deal of blood. if there was a great deal of blood, that means the killer or killers have direct physical contact with the various vic victims. as a result, they should have a great deal of physical evidence they can work with in this case meaning authorities. i'm sure they are processing the evidence. jon: the police aren't saying much about the investigation which you have to applaud because it means whatever information they get is not going to be compromised and should be usable in court but also a lot of people are scared because they feel like the police don't have anything. how do you walk t

i mean, miles coleman, joey there was talking about some of the great reporting that's been done, notrkers had died during this period of building the stadiums. you're the producer and writer of this new documentary about fifa. what is your take on what klopp said aboutjournalism? i think on the one hand, if we look at the climate in 2009, i 2010, when these bids- were being evaluated, like, nobody took qatar particularly seriously as a bid, _ the qataris_ admit them themselves. so, to some extent, not a ton was being written about them j because everyone looked at that bid and went, _ "well, surely they're not going to go for that." . when they did, there was obviously kind of- a big shockwave and people, you know. _ went and reported on it more. that's naturally how. things go in reporting. but i think the important thing to to focus on with| the klopp comments is let's take the counterfactual. - let's imagine that people had published reams and reams l of paper saying how dangerous the qatar world cup _ would be for workers, i how impractical it'd be. let's imagine that there - was

first of all, i just want to start by thanking senator coleman and matt brooks and the entire rjc foropportunity and for all that you do for the republican party and for our nation. thank you so much, all of you, for everything that you do. it's great to be here with all of you and it is truly an honor to be sharing the stage tonight with senator hagerty, secretary pompeo, and my friend vice president pence. i had the pleasure of getting to know mike when we served together on the executive committee of the rga, and that we worked closely together through the entire covid crisis as i was chairing the national governors association. he is one of the most honorable men i've ever known, and i want to sincerely thank mike pence for his incredible service to the nation. [applause] i just flew in from attending the rga in florida and i'm happy to report every single one of our incumbent republican governors was reelected. [applause] and we picked up a democratic seat by flipping a seat right here in nevada, sheriff joe is now governor joe. and that's the good news. but with the complete fai

christina coleman joins us live with more on that. christina. >> yes. things definitely heating up there. stuck in their homes under china's strict covid lockdown spirit they are protesting throughout the country taking to the streets demanding an end to this. officers can be seen shouting demonstrators, but protesters continue to demonstrate calling an end to the lockdowns and repeated covid testing. calling for the communist party to step down and despite risking punishment, there are as even demonstrators going on camera boldly voicing their dissent. >> a lot of people have already been detained. they did it for everybody. for the delivery guys not to be locked in their apartments. for everybody to be able to receive medicines and food. you need to help those people, free those people in shanghai. >> things really seem to escalate after an apartment fire in china on thursday that killed 10 people and injured nine others. some claim the fire engines were blocked by pandemic control barriers and some cars that were left behind by people put into quaran

christina coleman live in los angeles with more. christina.rthel, authorities reportedly received a 911 call yesterday morning from a house sitter who said a man drowned in a bath tube. officers then responded to the home in lancaster, city 70 miles north of los angeles. multiple sources report the individual found in the bath tube was 34-year-old singer turned rapper erin carter. authorities do not suspect foul play and the cause of death is under investigation. meantime the music world and carter's family and friends now coming to terms with his death. the singer's brother member of the famed backstreet boys nick carter writing on instagram this morning, my heart is broken, even though my brother and i have had a complicated relationship, my love for him has never faded. the truth is that addiction andment illness is the real villain here. ly miss my brother more than anyone will ever know. erin carter started his career at just nine year's old and rose to fame in early 2000's with smash hits like i want candy and erin's party and despite al

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wand and ground through divorce. secret weapon lipstick doth december 3rd on i like ah, pittsville, coleman, im door to village. welcome to door to bella, president. time about his time. maria. thank you very much. have when the president, mister president, we'll talk about ukraine and the western balkans in just a moment. lou at 1st looking at the current events in china. i would like to ask for your assessment what type of re.

we will deal with the legacy coleman. it's really tricky because you con, conscious of the problem, it has to be a collective and you have to respect individual choices in decision making. of course, with regard to that has done enough i think the question of faith there is either. ready the interesting one because as i said before, you know, it is that decision ultimately in terms of who has to go on and this isn't financially decision in terms of responses, but they weren't within the commercial just going lice. one thing that is always clear with the various that revenue in that whole business model is good around the world. cool, you know they make they make. ready last in the years where there's not willing to go on and they send a profit when there is a coupon. so there is a huge financial pressures that go within this model and all of it collides and there's more bigger picture costs that exceed the. ready limit lay and whether or not they've done enough, you know, people will differ on their opinions of that. but

crowded elmira and palestine and the american university in beirut in 19 o. 8 independent club sweat, coleman in beirut, in 1924, and better that in damascus. in 1926. however, the very 1st in the region was estee lauder club in yemen. in 19 o 5, you could say that these countries were promised a better life, but politics destroyed the whole region. little war and civil war, sports facilities were ruined, but nothing could stop people's local football. in 1986, iraq made it to the wolf got, despite its war with iran, a got a kiss. how did she a jewish, what could be she? those war torn countries still play football every single day, whether in a proper stadium or in a little garden with or without that explicitly having the worst company i thought will make them there to dream again. a callback mean cia. a lot. all with williams, i don't know. i said, i love that was that love on i was so what was the only on about the about football with it won't going to probably if i don't then i'll be, you know, i'm looking for the night or so i did. but then audio and under book i went up and going to lo

so there is no panic whatsoever . coleman's following these recommendations to actually stay factual and wait for and for information treading very carefully considering this war has also been a war of information. goes. thank you very much for bringing us up to date and bringing us clarity on the situation. as far as we know at this point at this hour, thank you. thank you. my world leaders of the biggest developed economies, the group of 20 gathered right now in bali. embers of the g 7 in european union have held emergency talks. a correspondent is also their gail matters. ill. biden was part of the closed door round table. can you tell us more? so that's right. been in an emergency meeting with the the leaders of the g 7 as well as a natal members. i. he had this emergency meeting or where he basically express full support for the polish investigation of what has exactly happened. there are some more details we already have, and that was followed by a clear condemnation of the latest russian aggression in the of the american president spoke of scores and scores of missiles raining

christina coleman showing us the buses of migrants arriving in pennsylvania today. now republican attorneys general from 15 g.o.p.-led states are fighting to keep title 42. alaska, kansas, west virginia have submitted a motion to the judge to intervene. they argue if title 42 is terminated there will be increased release of aliens and flow to other states. we're seeing buses going around the country and a financial burden on the states that will be hosting them. your thoughts. do the a.g.s have a case and a chance of succeeding? >> i certainly hope so because we've already seen 5 million illegal border crossings when you consider and count the encounters we've had and known gotaways under the biden administration. that's a huge amount. the border patrol agents can only handle up to 5,000 illegal crossers a day. we're already looking at twice that and if title 42 -- if title 42 goes away, then we are looking at a flood that will be unstoppable. this administration refuses to institute the wait in mexico policy which president trump did. if you are claiming asylum you

christina coleman. thank you.an dave chappelle hours of hosting saturday night live over his politly incorrect humor. humor. more on that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aishah: okay, so comedian dave chappelle set to host saturday night live for the third time this evening despite comments circulating about comments made about transgender people. nate. >> hey, aishah, reports are that it's one rioter requested to take the week off as chappelle is set to host saturday night live. but this writer specifically is too inexperienced to be writing with chappelle. it's not going affect performance at all. rep says it's business as usual today and tonight and he did seem to address the attention while promoting the show, take a look at this. >> i'm dave chappelle and i'm hosting snl with musical guest black star. >> wait, we are doing it live with you? >> obviously. >> in this new cycle? >> yeah. >> interesting. nate: should be interesting, aishah, of course, this has followed chappelle for years. writer ceslete, i'm trans and non-binar

christina coleman has more on this. reporter: let's start off with arizona's high profile governor's race between kari lake and hobbs. a lot of people are waiting for that. and we have two other races we are covering. early voting numbers show democrat senator mark kelly leading against republican blake masters. but that race is too early to call. the fox decision desk. in oregon there had not been a republican governor for 40 years. but that could soon change. that race too early to cause. in nevada, democrat incumbent steve sisolak has the lead over joe lombardo. and cortez masto has the lead. both of those races are too early to call. and in los angeles, a former republican caruso registered as a democrat is in a tight race against former veteran congresswoman karen bass. bass has got be a lot of support from celebrities including kamala harris. she campaigned for bass in los angeles yesterday afternoon. she said there was so much about this race. let's vote for karen bass and restore our democracy. trace: a lot happ

senator coleman, thank you for including me. mr.e president, it is good to see you, great to be your warm-up act tonight. who knows, the next time together we could be on a stage, multiple podiums, who knows who else will be with us, who knows. and who knows what nicknames we might have. [applause] it is -- it is great fun to be with so many friends and to break bread with my jewish friends, although i do not eat as much bread as i used to. and i always learn something new. i was talking to someone earlier tonight. we were asking about hanukkah and christmas, and they said don't forget the chinese food on christmas. i love it. they reminded me tonight of when i was a pretty junior member of congress. i was in jerusalem, i was invited to a shabbat dinner by a senior former idf general. he had four generations of his family there. my wife was with me. it reminded me that we draw common cause and share values even though we are of different faiths, and we have a lot more friends around us. indeed, that night i felt like his family, ton

we will deal with the legacy coleman. it's really tricky because you con, no conscious solve the problem. it has to be a collective. but you have to respect individual choices in decision making. of course, with regard to that has done enough i think that the question of faith is either with the interesting one, because as i said before, you know, is that decision ultimately in terms of who hospital and financially decision in terms of responses. but they were within the commercial packages in place. one thing that is always clear with the various revenue in that whole business model is around the world. you know, they make, they make losses in the years where there's not will to go on. and they said in a profit, when there is a welcome on. so there is huge financial pressures that go within this model. and all that is collides and there's a bigger picture of the cost that it would be taken ultimately. and whether or not they've done enough, you know, people will differ on their opinions of that. but ultimately, if that w

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christine that coleman is on the scene with the latest.ey going to be watching this so closely, christina? >> hi, because you know, this killer is still on the loose. no suspect has been arrested in this case. parents, they send their kids to school to focus on education and there are a lot of students here focused on their finals. but they're worried about coming across a ruthless killer. take a listen to what some told me today. >> i personally live close to where it happened. i live by myself. it's terrifying like every night, it gets dark here early. >> we don't know where this guy will be. he could be in canada. we don't know. i really hope they find him. if he did something like this and still alive, who knows. he might go crazy, might keep doing stuff like this. >> idaho state police say the collection of evidence is coming to a conclusion. yesterday cars belonging to the slain victims were towed away from the off campus house where they were murdered november 13th. a total of five vehicles were seized from the house to be processed

christina coleman has the latest on this developing story. hey, christina.just awful. we have to warn you the video is hard to watch and unclear what injuries the victim suffered but he survived and he's in stable condition. now this brutal robbery was caught on several surveillance cameras. you can see the suspect jump out of the car, point a gun at the victim, drag him on the ground and then chase him around a parking lot. the bold attack happened in broad daylight just after 9:00 in the morning yesterday on sunset boulevard in west hollywood. after chasing the victim around the suspect hopped back in his car, then from another camera angle you can see the suspect hit the victim with his car flipping the body into the air and when the victim lands on the ground, the suspect robs him this violence adds all the crime that law enforcement has been dealing with in the los angeles area. la's mayoral candidates, democrats karen bass and real estate developer rick carrusso and both campaigning on ways to campaign public safety at mayor carrusso would work with ci

christina coleman live in los angeles with the latest, hi, christina.llion has been spent on highly contested mayor's race, most expensive in la history, the overwhelming majority of the money comes from carusso's own bank account. the billionaire real estate developer trailing veteran congresswoman karen bass by less than 2 percentage points. carusso recently tweeted as predicted this is a close race, hundreds of thousands of votes to come and as expected we are going to see different results each time. i continue to be cautiously optimistic. tackling crime has been a key issue for both candidates, carusso is a republican turned democrat promising to expand lapd's gang unit at 1500 officers on the street and address la homelessness crisis. >> i see a more compassionate los angeles where we move telephones of thousands of people off the streets and into housing and treatment. i see a safer los angeles where our kids can actually walk to school. christina: bass, long-time democrat is improving training for officers and bolster lapd homicide units an demo

thank you, christina coleman, live for us in moscow, idaho. griff: for more on the horrific murders and what we know so far, we're joined now by former new york state police, chief for forensic pathologist, dr. michael boden. thank you befor being here on a saturday. here we are a week later and yet so many questions. your initial thoughts on what's happening? >> well, there's a lot of confusion because of the changing releases of information from the very beginning in which first, it was targeted. and then it was not targeted because the community at large had to be concerned. now it's targeted again and it's more targeted if everybody's asleep when the purpose perpetrator comes in and stabs them in their bed while asleep. if all four are up after they come back, it would suggest there are two perpetrators to control everybody who is awake. so this is a very big piece of additional information as to whether they're sleeping or not, but-- and that would have to be gathered by the positions of the body. they had changed their clothing, this he

christina coleman is tracking the latest numbers in the bible for this and that. >> two of the most closely watc races are in arizona, let's start with the senate race ther and that high-profile contest democratic important incumbent mark kelly has a slight lead over the republican candidate, both are optimistic they will come up on topic today in a tweet, master said with the remaining ballots outstanding, we are confident we will win. last night, kelly called for a bipartisan effort going forward to solve the country's issues. >> that is what we are capable of when our leaders focus on unity rather than division. when we tell the truth and when we seek common ground. when we work to move forward, not backward. >> as for arizona governors race , democratic is small lead over her republican challenger. trump in dearest cary lake and just a few hours ago she said she is 100 percent confident that she will win. she also further criticized arizona's election system. >> we are going to see the star going in my direction. monday win, we are going to start working to reform our election to all vo

. >> julie: reaction from texas congressman jodey arrington, but first christina coleman. >> great to it. dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas has no plans to step down, and his department is doubling down on his efforts at the southern border despite the ongoing humanitarian crisis there. in a statement to fox, dhs said, "the department will continue our work to enforce our laws and secure our border while building a safe, orderly, and humane immigration system. members of congress can do better than point think that someone else. they should come to the table and work on solutions for our broken system and outdated laws, which have not been overhauled in over 40 years." el paso's democratic congresswoman echoed the notion that this is a political stunt after a delegation of house republicans visited el paso on tuesday. it's the busiest sector right now for border crossings. >> will you support continued funding for local governments and ngos helping assist the federal government and have been doing so for decades? will you work with democrats to open up pathways that will help address t

thirty-six oh very sad, christina coleman, christina thanks.adlines from around the globe. in ukraine police and tv crews returned to kherson after russian forces retreated for that key southern city. military officials said they're concerned russian soldiers left to be traps. they're working to confirm if the city is safe. in china the government says it is easing covid restriction in much of the country including travel quarantines and lockdowns. it is sticking with the zero covid strategy. some areas like the major city are back under lockdown as cases rise again. in egypt, officials at least 20 people are dead after a bus crashed into a canal during the nile river. police said they believe the driver lost control of the bus. in haiti, video shows a drivers rushing to fill up their cars after gas stations open for the first time since september when a street gang took over a fuel terminal. in norway, police say climate activists tried to glue themselves to the famous painting the screen. activists have recently thrown mashed potatoes and a m

christina coleman in los angeles tonight. thank you. we are getting new details about the gunman who killed six of his co-workers at a virginia walmart tuesday before taking his own life. correspondent mark meredith has an update. good evening, mark. >> gillian, good evening to you. this story has been heart breaking since then. we are learning new details. gunman who opened fire in the walmart purchased the handgun used in the attack only hours before the shooting. he also left behind a note on his cell phone explaining why he decided to pull the trigger killing six people. >> house this chesapeake walmart leave flowers and messages of support. police say it's a note they found inside the store on the gunman's cell phone which shed light on what led up to tuesday's massive shooting. in his so-called death note, 31-year-old matthew bing claims he was taunted by co-workers. the co-workers gave me evil grins and mocked me. that's why they suffered the same fate as me. bing, who worked at walmart since 2010 did not have a criminal record.

arthel: christina coleman subset with all this life and the very latest. >> hi arthel many chinese residents have been stuck in their homes under china's strict covid lockdowns for at least 3 months never clearly our people are fed up. they are taking to the streets demanding an end to this particular to this video out of shanghai paired officers can be seen shoving demonstrators at times. protesters continue to call for an end to the long lockdowns and repeated covid testing. some are even calling for chinese president xi jinping in the communist party to step down. despite risking punishment, there is even demonstrators going on camera, boldly voicing their dissent. >> in shanghai, a lot of people have already been detained. not a late last night, they did it for everybody, for all the people of the delivery guys not to be locked in their apartments. for everybody to be able to receive a medicines and food and we need to help these people, free this people in shanghai. >> things seem to really ethically after apartment fire northwest of china on thursday that killed 10 people and injured 9

ruth ben-ghiat, charles coleman, peter, great have you here. before we got a break, a quick note, a positive one. oil prices at their lowest level in nearly a year. that's helping to drive gas prices down. the national average for a gallon of gas is about $3. 55. that's down by nearly 6% from last month. in the past week, or loads of people were driving because of the thanksgiving holiday, gas prices dropped by 12 cents. the biggest weekly decline since early august. always try to give you good news when we have it. coming up, one week, one week until george's critical senate runoff. people, especially young ones, we were just saying, it are waiting hours to vote. they want to have their voices heard. an election update, just ahead. and later, the ftx crypto scandal, questions about consumer protections and political influence after the collapse of one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges. the 11th hour just getting underway on an important monday night. in 3 seconds, this couple will share a perfect moment. oh, wow. but we got to sell our h

host: we will get a response from peter coleman. guest: i hear your frustration with members of both political parties, particularly more extreme members. bad actors in politics, there have always been bad actors in politics. look at countries abroad interested in stabilizing the u.s. it is an ugly system and a tough system, but it is what we have. democracy is what we have. i would be careful to not get discouraged all on the left or all on the right. there is a variety of different reasons why people support donald trump and have followed donald trump. i think centralizing any group into one or two things as completely bad actors is problematic. there are definitely bad actors in various political parties and movements, this is an orientation to controlling power, dividing and conquering groups. we know a fair amount about that. it is not new to political systems. but it is discouraging and frustrating, and it is frustrating when you look at some of our past leaders and the seeds they've sowed and how they have come to roost here,

charles goldman is here, he's a civil rights attorney, and a host of the charles coleman podcast.away from the oral argument today in court? >> well mehdi, the thing about what you said before the break in just now, in terms of being shocking. i was hoping that you are being painfully ironic, and that's exactly what it is. everyone who's been painted, tension has to know and understand that the supreme court has been putting affirmative action further and further on life support, for as long as we can remember. and with his conservative majority sitting on the court, it does seem as though it's on its last leg. i was particularly surprised by some of the conservative justices level of famed obviousness, on what it means to conclude diversity as a factor in college admissions. i think the particularly front justice thomas, someone who has history as on the commission as of the eoc, to act as if he had no concept of, diversity was laughable, if not altogether offensive. and i heard comments from amy coney barrett, which were particularly disturbing. and a line of reasoning again, ju

he's a civil rights attorney and the host of the charles coleman podcast.ay from oral arguments today in court? >> well, mehdi, the thing about what you said before, just now in terms of being shocking, i was hoping that he would be painfully ironic, and that's exactly what it is. complete sarcasm. anyone who's been paying attention has to know and understand that the supreme court has been putting affirmative action further and further on life support, for as long as we can remember. and with this conservative majority, currently sitting on the course, it does seem as though it is on its last leg. i was particularly struck by some of the conservative justices. a number of -- around what it means to include diversity as a factor, with calls for applications and for admissions. i think protected for justice thomas, someone else dies through as a commission with the court, to act as though we did not understand the concept of diversity was just laughable, if not altogether offensive. also, answer questions from amy coney barrett, which i thought were particul

christina coleman live in idaho, thank you. arthel? arthel: and former d.c. police detective ted the williams also in moscow, idaho. he's joining us now, attorney and fox news contributor. ted, or what are you learning on the ground and your thoughts when you first arrived and saw the house and the surroundings? >> well, good afternoon, arthel. in the last few hours, family members have been here to what we define as the crime scene, and they passed out a flier, and her going door to door with this flier -- they are going door to door trying to seek help from the members of the community. now, when you look over my shoulder here, you see the home where these four victims died. this in and of itself is a crime scene. and so when you look at it, let me describe the first floor there -- well, the top floor, should i say. already two bedrooms up there. one bedroom you have an m. it can very well have been maddie's bedroom. we don't really know that. but down below is a second bedroom. and there is where, from what we've been told, some of the victims were either

christina coleman in los angeles.o president biden's big moment with our number 1 adversary, as president xi emerges for the first time after three years of lockdown this china. republican mike gallagher on what he sees as an already cold war with china. >> i'm not suggesting that this is cumbaya. everybody will go away with everything in agreement. but i do not believe there's a need for concern as one of you raised the legitimate question, a new cold war. she never gives up— no matter what life throws her way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 37 red-eye flights in the middle seat... ... 11 miracle diets... ... 1 minor stroke... ...and 4 citywide blackouts. with leqvio, gloria can keep her cholesterol low— and so can you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% ...and keep it low with 2 doses a year. common side effects of leqvio were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, l

christina coleman tracking this from los angeles. what's the latest, christina?tedly suffered burns to the left side of his face after one of his cars erupted in flames without any warning. tmz is reporting that the car was stored in his l.a. garage sunday when it caught on fire. it's unclear what led to this incident. now, the flames did not penetrate his eye or ears, according to tmz, but he was still taken to a burn ward at a local hospital. his condition is unclear at the moment. though again, it was serious enough for him to be taken to the hospital because again, he did suffer burn injuries to the left side of his face. tmz is reporting leno was set to make an appearance at a banking conference, the financial brand conference yesterday in las vegas but he did not make that appearance. after organizers announced there was a "very serious medical emergency that was preventing him from showing up." we have reached out, we are trying to independently confirm some details and get more information on what led up to this incident. again, his condition is unknown a

more information that could be helpful, we could see this continue. >> blayne alexander, charles coleman>>> over to another courthouse, the jury is deliberating in a trial in the oath keepers. they are accused of seditious conspiracy for their alleged involvement in the january 6th capitol riot, to oppose the peaceful transfer of power. jurors will resume deliberations on monday after the thanksgiving break if they do not reach a verdict today. >>> what you need to know before you hit the road or get to the airport. plus, new concerns for parents as flu, covid and rsv cases keep spreading. how doctors say you can keep your family safe for the holiday. don't just connect your business. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even smarter. we call this enterprise intelligence. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long lasting gain scent beads. try spring daydream, part of our irresistible scent collection. (woman 1) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it's just right for my little