reporter: also cheering on wanda and jamaal is jamaal's longtime girlfriend. >> they are so genuine. they love each other. there are family. reporter: as for the message you hope -- hope you receive. >> you don't have to know anyone, get down to know them. talk to them. >> treat people as they are your friends until they prove not to be. but until that moment, always show love. liz: every year, it just hits you. terrell: i do have two asked tomorrow something -- half to ask jamaal something, when is the proposal? liz: they have been together a long time. terrell: which is surprising because i think he was 17 when this started. come on, jamaal. liz: they are at a good age now. the time has come. terrell: i thought this would be the year. i guess they will save it to next thanksgiving. liz: that would be a twist to the story. spencer: yesterday was remarkably warm. you see a high-pressure bridge which was weakening and brought in a few clouds. that will bring a slightly cooler weather today. clear skies today. for degrees in san francisco. 45 in oakland. santa clara, pretty chilly at 3

jamaal is home. he was a big part of my life.n i lost him in this way, it changed my life completely. >> on october 2, 2018, saudi dissident jamaal khashoggi was brutally murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. >> still, i'm asking the question, what happened to his body. from that day until now, i'm fighting. i'm fighting for justice for jamaal. >> she had wanted to start a new life with her husband to be. instead, she grieved and made a decision. >> then i thought i cannot stay silent. it is time to act. from that day, i think my life changed, and i put myself on this stage speaking up and saying the truth. my power is my words. >> she started to travel the world. she testified in front of the u.s. congress, the european parliament, the united nations human rights council. a united nations investigation found evidence that the saudi leadership was responsible for the killing of jamaal khashoggi. for some time, she was certain that justice would prevail. until she learned the meaning of reality -- realpolitik. pariahs c

by the fiancee of journalist jamaal khashoggi.e was murdered in the extendable consulate -- istanbul consulate. -- increase oil production amid high gas prices. so should the u.s. have been tougher with saudi arabia? john bellinger with the legal advisor to the state department during the bush administration and gary stanton. founder of genocide watch. welcome to you both. let's jump right in. what do you make of this call by the u.s.? >> i think the state department got this wrong. the fact is that the law here is the foreign sovereign immunities act of the united states and in the opinion they gave, the only cited international law. the foreign sovereign immunities act has a number of exceptions that have been passed by congress and signed into law. the 2008 defense act was accompanied with an exception to allow people to sue certain governments that were declared to be terrorist states. in 20 there was another act passed, the justice for victims of terrorist act, it takes away the state department's ability to designate a count

by the fiancee of journalist jamaal khashoggi. he was murdered in southeast stumbo consulate in 2018, and u.s. intelligence believes the prime minister ordered the killing. the biden administration has been pushing saudi arabia to increase oil production amid high gas prices. should the u.s. have been tougher with saudi arabia? for that, we get to views. john belanger with the state department during the george w. bush administration, and wherever he stanton, former state department lawyer and founder and president of genocide watch, who seeks to stop genocide and its perpetrators. thank you for being here. what do you make of this call by the u.s.? was it the right decision? >> i think the state department got this wrong. the fact is the law here is the foreign sovereign immunities act of the u.s. in the opinion they gave, they only cited customer international law. the foreign sovereign immunities act has a number of exceptions passed by congress and signed into law. the 2008 defense act was accompanied with an exception to allo

pastor jamaal bryant, joins me now. thank you so much for joining me on the show. you coming on the show. and you delivered the version of a very viral, very provocative sermon and then you did that interview for the new york times and you said that you were endorsing senator warnock, you added this quote, i want to see, why and bill angelical's have been very prominent to who they push and why. but when the black church clears its throat, then we hear, what is a demarcation between church and states? you just heard those white evangelicals, conservatives i played. do you believe that there is a double standard here? and what is that double standard in your view? >> oh, it's not just a double standard it is a jumping double dutch. you have seen a whole cavalcade of white evangelicals, who tell white question nationalism, when there is even a strand of liberation theology, it is considered foul play. it is always been historic, going back to the era of slavery, when those pictures are called for the underground railroad, and for african american to realize as their

. >> is he in the book address is first married and his son jamaal? bit printing the seat and the film wouldn't put so much in the book. he did not want to speak much about it. we tell about it but he doesn't speak much. i think it's interesting as a result of that marriage they had a child and she wanted him to raise the child. he raised his son as a single person with not a huge salary in washington in the 80s which was a very tough thing to do. >> is this your first book? >> is my first book i'm really a filmmaker. i've been making films forr decades. we have made made over 14 or 15 films, almost all of them have been broadcast nationally on pbs which we are grateful for. this is the first and we have chosen to turn into a film because we had this resource and my co-author was the originator of that idea. i think of myself as a filmmaker rather than an author. but i have to say this something satisfying about seeing your name in a book. an actual physical book not just an e-book. there is ant e-book. but there's something about seeing her name in a

that the saudi crown prince should be immune from lawsuits over his role in the murder of journalist jamaali. and searching for justice. 25 years after passing congress, a law that sped up the adoption process is making it difficult for parents criminal histories to reagan custody of their children. >> not even

we'r e back to what we're going to give members of a free pass for the killing of jamaal khashoggi andem immunityive hi. does that sound like a good idea to you? sounds like joe is trying to still up to opec and the saudis and opec plus for for the lifeblood of our economy when we have plenty of energy right here at home. >>ho well, these midterm elections were not an endorsement of president , butse these electionnt of s were an endorsement of dividedid governmented. that's what the american peopleh want. the polls about the red wavee sr simply wrong. i'm not sure for a variety of reasons that the american people can be polled right now. but it wasn't an endorsement of president biden, not by a long shot. >> it was an endorsement of divd divided government. and i'edgovernmem going to keepg up every day f and fighting for what i think or or the valuess and the and how to solve the problems that mostam americans, moms and dads worryeh about whenen lie down to sleep t night and can't. >> i hope that president biden will work with us, but i've seen no indication that he will . >> and i ca

i mean it, she is a game changer, and jamaal baldwin, lifelong educator, champion of the next generationcoming us to his district. i had to get a passport from them to get into the district. folks, look, how about that governor of yours? she do something else. she is someone who takes action, she gets things done. new york, you have got two days, two days to make sure the rest of new york knows the good that they have in kathy hochul. two days until one of the -- i do not look at i know but i have been around a while. somebody said my birthday is coming up, and i said that must be somebody else. [chanting] look, two days the most important election in our lifetime, one of those inflection points, and i mean this sincerely. what is going to happen the next couple of years will have more to do with what this country looks like 20 years from now than anything else. let's be clear. [indiscernible] this election is not a referendum, it is a choice between two fundamentally different visions of america. i have said from the beginning, my objective when i ran was to build an economy from the bo

upon hearing the news, jamal khashoggi's fiance tweeted, jamaal died again today.so tweeting that she expected better and once again, that money came first. the opinion was issued in the context of a civil lawsuit. the journalist's fiance is seeking damages and wants to prove in court that the crown prince and more than 20 co-conspirators had khashoggi kidnapped, tortured, and murdered. the opinion of the justice department is that he sits at the head of a foreign government. the court, however, is not bound by this opinion, but the timing raises eyebrows. the crown prince became the head of the goal state less than two months ago, taking the place of his father. many think this was done with exactly this in mind. in the immediate aftermath of the journalist's killing, the crown prince was a pariah in the west. in the first months of his presidency, biden responded to popular demand to place sanctions targeting saudi citizens, but he never sanctioned the prince himself. on thursday, mvs -- mbs arrived in the west for a summit, another sign he is back in the fold. >

reggie: jamaal, when he find someone he likes, he sticks with her. jobina: consistency is rare.ndrew thick and thin. -- and through thick and thin. i thought you were pointing at me. i show my true colors. jobina: up next, the seven things y nd k tod. reie: youat o nedema and are strest at:00. jobina: in fairness, peripheral vision is hard when you are on the anchor desk. there is a lot to pay attention to. i just want save reggie on that one. we will take you outside live at 6:56. he lifted his fist and i pounded he lifted his fist and i pounded [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st at covered

jamaal bowman, a democrat, he is against voting for this.or him to get his own party to vote to mandate the rail workers go back to work on p and on top of all of that, our transportation secretary, who everyone thinks he is going to be the next president, another epic fail from supply chain to the rail strike. tell me where this guy has been effective. >> he hasn't been effective. look, you can't pay people to stay home and then automatically expect folks to just come back and magically snap your fingers, it's a supply chain not a supply rubber band. not going to snap back. chains broken and missing, their policies have sent these jobs overseas have policies that lower the tax rate and more hospitable to do business. i'm excited to listen to folks in my districts and bring jobs back to my district and back to america. >> i know that republicans are excited about you and the impact can you make in washington and excited about the potential i thought for herschel walker, do you believe the republican party is doing everything they can to get

won hands down, the squad; that is, aoc, ilhan omar, ayanna pressley, rashida tlaib, cori bush and jamaaln. they are all on the far, far left, and they won easily. that means the socialists will have even more influence within the democrat party. but you've really got to go back to governor desantis' landslide win many florida to figure out the impact on the republican party and the race for the presidency in 2024. desantis looked presidential in his victory speech, and the issues that gave him such a big win will attract voters everywhere. donald trump is not happy. is so here's the state of play, astonishment at fetterman's win in pennsylvania, amazement at the scale of the desantis win in florida, disappointment for the republicans, a sigh of relief from the democrats. not quite what we were expecting. finish the third hour of "varney" starts right now. ♪ ♪ stuart: martha maccallum joins us this wednesday morning. art, marsha, you were covering it all night long, 8 or 10 is hours, it was. [laughter] what was the biggest surprise last night9? >> well, i think you went through them in a

congressmember jamaal bowman tweeted tuesday he "can't in good conscience vote for a bill that doesn't give rail workers the paid leave they deserve." lawmakers separately will vote on a proposal to add seven days of paid sick leave to the agreement, after mounting pressure. rail workers are asking for 15 days of paid leave. ron kaminkow, a locomotive engineer and organizer for railroad workers united, spoke to democracy now! monday night. ron: unfortunately, the most "laborriendly preside" that we've ever had is on the side the class one rail carriers because he had the opportunity, had that opportunity before this began to basically urge, cajole, badger, and bully the rail carriers for meeting modest demandfor railway workers. the requesto congress to legislate us back to work before we've even had a chance to strike under the terms and conditionsnd the terms of the agreement,hich is not popular th the rank-and-file. we have unions tha represent 55of railabor, voted this contract down. we could have seen by actual op by tellin congress he would li to see them pass legislation that di

wanda dench and jamaal hinton went viral in 2016.r after dench accidentally invited him to her thanksgiving dinner, and he went. the arizona grandmother thought she was texting her grandson. she had the wrong number. intent accepted the invitation, let's see how it is. ever since then, he has gone. this thanksgiving will be their seventh and a rope celebrating together. he shared this photo writing, to answer your questions, yes, thanksgiving year seven is planned out. see you guys thursday. jobina: i love this story. it is so cute. the original exchange, i think he is like, who is this? she is like, it is grandma. ok. [laughter] see you thursday. reggie: a lot has changed in seven years. every telemarketer has a text. if you answer now, you will end up buying a car warranty. [laughter] jobina: they will say it is grandma. reggie: they will tell you it is your grandma, your boss, your sister, she needs help. jobina: can you get a visa gift card. reggie: go to walmart right now, get that gift card. jobina: send me a picture, front and

but he's going to have stiff opposition from bernie bernie sanders and jamaal bowman in the senate andouse who are very concerned about the sick days aspect of this deal with the railroad unions, and hair pushing to make -- they're the pushing to make sure that's in there. they may be no votes on this. ashley: the impact estimates at $2 billion a day on the u.s. economy. it's the last thing that president biden wants on his plate. i'm going to move on to this story, martha. it's been three weeks now since election day, and we have yet to call two critical house races in california and colorado. what the heck is the holdup? >> exactly. we keep looking at these numbers with three races sill outsanding, and you just scratch your head, what could possibly take this long, right? california 13 is one of the races still undecided, 600 votes apart. there's no mandatory process for a recount in california, so they're waiting to see the outcome of that one as they continue to go through these votes. you can basically mail many youn ballots, obviously. you can mail them in, they have to be the po

going into yemen was a stupid decision, killing jamaal khashoggi was not a threat to mbs. he may be an irritant, but he was not a threat. the latest decision, who in the world would back putin in the war in ukraine, when is obvious to everyone in the world that putin is losing the war in ukraine. he will find himself without a job in moscow and lots of time to spend with his family. although i suspect as i how putin's and will come -- end will come. i think it is time to take a good hard look at the relationship with saudi arabia, emirates, and bahrain. the emirates and bahrain have been clever in using the abraham accords help the old a relationship -- build a relationship with the israelis. that is all great and good. that does not mean they should be rewarded with f-35's, for example because they decided to open up a relationship with israel. it is mind-boggling to me that we would be introducing this new advanced system of warfare into a region that is already plagued with so much violence and instability. the last thing you need to do is pour gasoline on a fire. that

waleed is a form senior adviser for the campaigns of jamaal bowman and alexandria ocasio-cortez.thank you so much for joining us. let's begin actually with the story of the name, all in a name. you have summer lee versus mike doyle who just announced again, held a news conference to say, basically, guys, as i told you last year, i am retiring and the man who is running on the republican line is not me. because reports were repeatedly that when voters were asked to they were voting for, whether or not they like summer lee, they would say i'm not going to abandon mike doyle. can yotalk about the significan? do you think the republicans chose him for his name? >> there's been a lot of whispers in pittsburgh that mike doyle, replican mi doyle was chosen as republican nominee because it would be a deliberate confusion of voters. american election, and recognition is the name of the game. we have familiarity with certain names, that really drives voters to choose to let that candidate. and the fact nowhere on most of his literature, on his campaign website, on his as does it mention mi

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saudi arabia's crown prince mb's himself immunity in a civil lawsuit over the death of journalist jamaal khashoggi . biden, of course, once referred to the crown prince as his murderer and vowed to treat saudi arabia like a pariah state. ashoggi. to treabut now he's moy to offer federal us immunity. of and when youfe look at that atta the exacmet same date the day after opec plus led by saudi arabia, all of a sudden they're reconsidering an oil output increase. e i'm sure just a merence. coincidence. now, biden offer biden offes munity, saudiid arabia pumps more oil. maybe it's a quid in a pro to quote joe again. anyway, adam schiff and eric swalwell, where are you guys? swalwell, where are you guys? that's right. your deep concern surrounding so-called quid pro quos, that was a giant fraud. pro , just like the left'steria. climate change hysteria. now, think about thi s in think about thi the name of saving motherth earth, beautiful mother earth mot. , beautiful mother earth biden shut down the keystone xl pipeline, restricted oil and ga oils drilling, but he's blocking new exploration

jamaal khashoggi, about to treat the kingdom like a pariah nation. up. but then gas prices went upavele and biden traveled all the way to saudi arabia, got on hisds ad hands and knees to beg nbc to pump more oil. by the and by the way, they said no.d h and then even worse, bidento asked the judge to grant t the saudi crown prince legally d immunity. not only did they denyid the his request to increase output, they decreased output and then he told the american people the truth. joe asked them to withhold thatd announcement till after the midterm election. oh, that would be anda quid a pro quo. now that he's given mbsquo. immunity, well, lo and behold, saudi arabia, they're now considering to increase opec's sa. production but it's not a quid pro quo iffo you're a democrat or joe biden. . and by the wayno, t onlyit's not only saudi arabia breaking this weekend. bide n lifted sanctions on venezuela and granted energyt giants chevron permission to restart oil productionrderin inside the murdering dictator maduro's socialist. now, whether it's russia, orina,

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how can a staff sergeant have a biracial son named jamaal?ou have racist people in the marine corps. you have good people in the marine corps. that marine corps officer opened the door for the insurrectionists. it is a mixed bag. host: nelson, let's talk to tj in vero beach, florida on the republican line. caller: i am a republican and i would like to say, yes, i do think it's important. i think they get well prepared by being in the service. also, i would like to say something else. i am a republican and i feel about the election deniers and everything, i feel that is very wrong. host: all right. let's go to -- it looks like our military line is working. former military in dallas, texas? caller: how do you do? what is going on with perjury in the state of texas? why aren't republicans willing to overpower perjury? republicans are so conservative, how come they are not speaking out about james madison's law, the first article in the constitution? host: what do you think, jesse? caller: republicans are so conservative, i don't understand why t

how can a staff sergeant have a biracial son named jamaal?ou have racist people in the marine corps. you have good people in the marine corps. that marine corps officer opened the door for the insurrectionists. it is a mixed bag. host: nelson, let's talk to tj in vero beach, florida on the republican line. caller: i am a republican and i would like to say, yes, i do think it's important. i think they get well prepared by being in the service. also, i would like to say something else. i am a republican and i feel about the election deniers and everything, i feel that is very wrong. host: all right. let's go to -- it looks like our military line is working. former military in dallas, texas? caller: how do you do? what is going on with perjury in the state of texas? why aren't republicans willing to overpower perjury? republicans are so conservative, how come they are not speaking out about james madison's law, the first article in the constitution? host: what do you think, jesse? caller: republicans are so conservative, i don't understand why t

let's go down to georgia and speak to the senior pastor at the new birth cathedral, a mega church, jamaalstian nationalism, it goes in the face of the very core of what — in the face of the very core of what they— in the face of the very core of what they claim to believe in, and yet — what they claim to believe in, and yet they have rallied around _ and yet they have rallied around this puppet even while everyone _ around this puppet even while everyone else can see the strings _ everyone else can see the strinus. , . everyone else can see the strinus., , ., ., strings. just to tell our viewers. _ strings. just to tell our viewers, on _ strings. just to tell our viewers, on the - strings. just to tell our viewers, on the other. strings. just to tell our . viewers, on the other side strings. just to tell our - viewers, on the other side of the screen they are seeing the headquarters of stacey abrams, who our partners at cbs news understands, the democratic governor stacey abrams has called brian kemp to concede, we think she will speak at some point. if all of that is true of herschel wal