jon levine, kelly, jane cuccinelli, jane torrance, kelly, jane and james freeney, new new york post. anyway, i could go on. i'm sorry if i lost names out, but first anthony secada is going to give us a little bit of a background here up here, anthony. and thank you all for coming tonight. everybody. thank you, james. hi, everyone. thank you so much for joining us this evening. hopefully not too many yankee fans in here, but they're winning five nothing now. so that's a that's what i said. anyway, i'm a newsmax alum and i will say that one of the fondest memories have of newsmax are the people so thank you. many of our newsmax friends here for attending and supporting bianca. and i just want to say a few. briefly before bianca comes up. i've been in publishing for over 30 years and i've been running post-sale press as its publisher for the last 14 years. and there's still to this day, after 30 years of doing this, there's no greater joy in this business than to discuss cover new voices with fresh, fresh commentary, free, hard hitting and, being unafraid in a world where everyone seems

jane. justice for jane. jane's free. she's free because bob is gone.re evil. he is that character in those horror movies. andrea canning: he hid in the shadows, a killer in a mask.

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jane. justice for jane. jane's free. she's free because bob is gone. and so now she can rest and be the angel that she is. [music playing] hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline."er. he's evil. he's pure evil. he is that character in those horror movies. andrea canning: he hid in the shadows, a killer in a mask. he's clearly a brilliant individual, a brilliantly scary individual. andrea canning: his target, a doting young mom. she was a gorgeous strawberry blonde who loved her son more than anything in the whole world. she was so scared. andrea canning: he struck once. would he kill again? and would she be next? you're just so shattered and hurting so bad. andrea canning: imagine being hunted in your own home, held a virtual prisoner, your children in danger from a man with a blueprint for murder. i was terrified. andrea canning: she will face down evil and come forward with a new revelation that will make your jaw drop. what i did was wrong. there are no words. i have everything to lose. hello, and welcome to "dateline." it was a brutal crim

jane. dennis murphy (voiceover): gentz told detectives he put his boot on jane's neck to finish the job. dennis murphy (voiceover): gentz said he and bashara loaded jane'sif bashara had gotten his wife out of the picture that way, what was in it for gentz? dennis murphy (voiceover): $8,000 and a used cadillac. the price jane's life was worth to her husband. joe gentz's detailed confession had seemingly given detectives everything they needed to charge him and the man he implicated with jane's murder. and yet, 72 hours after he walked into the grosse pointe park police station, joe gentz walked right back out. marc santia: just when you think you know the bob bashara case, here comes another twist. here comes someone who walks in off the street and says, i did it. and then they're released. reporter 3: here it is, the exclusive new footage of the man we've called joe going free. dennis murphy (voiceover): authorities could not legally hold the uncharged gentz after 72 hours, so they cut him loose. and investigators wondered if they could trust the startling and detailed confession of a man with a clearly diminished mental capacity. dennis murphy: so you

jane. we a lot of people saying we look like twins today, jane.- like twins today, jane. start _ like twins today, jane. we are going to start with _ like twins today, jane. we are going to start with football. i going to start with football. liverpool beat southampton 3—2 at st marys. they went ahead through dominik szoboszlai, but a penalty from adam armstrong. fernandes then scored for the home side, putting them in front. but two goals from mo salah gave liverpool the win and extended their lead at the top of the table. that follows manchester city's loss on saturday. injust manchester city's loss on saturday. in just a few minutes�* time, ruben amorim's first match as manchester united coach will kick off. they have travelled to portland road to take on ipswich. he was named the successor to erik ten hag just a few weeks ago. the portuguese coach says he is looking forward to the match ahead. ., ., looking forward to the match ahead. . ., , ahead. call me naive, buti truly believe _ ahead. call me naive, buti truly believe that _ ahead. call me naive, buti truly beli

what it could mean for the ongoing conflict in gaza with jane harman, -- jane harman.check on the markets, and charlie pellett has the look from new york. charlie: thank you very much. getaway day for a lot of americans as they prepare to travel for thanksgiving. the direction of travel right now for the stock market, lower across the board with the dow, s&p, nasdaq all i

jane, we will come back to ou vote. jane, we will come back to you once — vote. jane, we will come back to you once we _ vote. have the - to you once we have the decision which we expect imminently. thank you very much. let�*s go back to our correspondence and we were talking about this idea that the bank of england has only got two days in which to go and we expect that decision in a minute and a half. irate we expect that decision in a minute and a half.— we expect that decision in a minute and a half. we are. to for: ive minute and a half. we are. to forgive me — minute and a half. we are. to forgive me if— minute and a half. we are. to forgive me if i _ minute and a half. we are. to forgive me if i glanced - minute and a half. we are. to forgive me if i glanced down l minute and a half. we are. to | forgive me if i glanced down at my phone. it�*s a big question when it comes to the path of interest rates. what does the bank of england make of all this. and we�*ve had the boss saying it will add over £100 million to their costs and this is one factor the bank has to think about and as we note the plans. th

jane godley! in 2033, she won _ it. it's jane godley! in 2033, she won the _ it. it's jane godley! in 2033, she won the spirit _ it. won the spirit of glasgow award which he said it was a big honour of her life. in 2023. she revealed she was in a hospice and continued to press up hospice and continued to press up this and i have engage with fans on social media. at spoken to the end and determined to make people laugh in the darkest of circumstances. janey godley, who has died at the age of 63. and former scottish first minister nicola sturgeon has led tributes to the comedian describing her as �*a true force of nature, and one of the funniest people she had ever known�*. she said they had bonded during the covid pandemic — when she said ms godley�*s spoof briefings had made people laugh in the toughest of times. letters —— let us take you back to washington where winds is occurring in the capital, prompting dow thousands of women and men marching to give support to kamala harris, the democratic candidates and the organiser said that may will are marching for the right to choose and apportion after the historic over

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jane. >> good morning. i am mary jane miles. i am an elected representative serving on the nez perce tribal executive committee. i'm also an ordained presbyterian minister. the necessary perce people want to thank this committee -- necessary -- nezperce people to thank thank this committee to understand the needs of the country. anti-friendship to hear my thoughts on an issue very important to me and to many others. missing and murdered indigenous people was first introduced to me as a policy issue during my visit to vancouver, b.c. i heard how the first nations were lamenting the murder of women in that day that were not being investigated. and the invisibility of native women in the crimes against them. i then began to understand that there were unsolved murder and missing indigenous persons in the united states. and that this is not an isolated problem. sometimes i feel that the native americans are so few that we are very easy to forget. as you can see i am an older native american woman who knows of the turbulence in a relationship as i, myself, a domestic violence survivor. during the time i endured that relationship, i wondered why and how our tribal people came to this dark time with fractured relationships with no accountability. i believe that diseases like drug and alcohol abuse play a big part and overall problem, but also the poverty on the reservations as well. my inner being agonizes over the lack of worth given to native women and the senseless acts that lead to their harm. in the past people in power have not cared about native women. but their families and their tribes do. one instance that touches my heart is the loss of a young woman i counseled who was strangled by her partner. i had also counseled the perpetrator beforehand and i just happened to be a friend to his father. i conducted the funerals of both the young woman after the crime, and the perpetrator's dad who died shortly thereafter. this was an awful time of unrest and sadness that tore our community apart. women continue to be the backbone of our tribal communities. i like the way we handle life. the way we handle difficult situations. men need to be a part of that solution to this very real problem on the reservation. as our tribes grow and change alongside the communities around us, some of the traditional roles of the men have been taken away from them. native men have historically been providers, but with the advent of reservation life, this role was taken away from them. so we need to get to work combating the root of the problem which include gaps in law enforcement and the lack of communication between jurisdictions. we need to work on establishing and funding recovery centers, extended family support programs, and fully support tribal law enforcement and detention centers. we will lose some of the funding to assist with training our police force and to assist with investigations. another proposed program is designed to help persons who are vulnerable to becoming victims of human trafficking by providing backpacks that contain personal safety alarms and a flashlight, as well as other safety items. and we are also strengthening our data collection for vulnerable persons by creating a database with information that can be provided to law enforcement if a person goes missing. we are also working to coordinate information sharing with other regional tribes to lessen the time it takes for us to know when a person has gone missing on a sister reservation. in closing, i would like to say that i am encouraged that there are movements to highlight this issue and hearings like today to help recognize and address the wrongs to the native women and men, and help prevent them in the future. .. i am tired of crying out loud on this issue and i don't want to do that anymore. i want to experience progress and i want to thank you again for your time. >> thank you, mary jane. >> chairman simpson, ranking member pingree and honorable members of this committee, i so appreciate you holding this hearing and giving us space today. i have served as a tribal ambassador for my tribe for over seven years. i will soon advocate for all of the tribes in maine as the incoming executive director for the alliance. my name is maulian bryant, these warrior women here today have given me the courage to say that i'm also a domestic violence victim. a man once looked me in the eye and said, i could kill you right here and nobody would ever know. he was right. and i'm so lucky he didn't. i'm a mother to three daughters. iris is 2. layla is 15 and caramela just turned 18. their safety and well-being has driven much of my work and advocacy on the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women and people. one in three indigenous women will be the victim of a violent crime in her lifetime and there are four of us in my immediate family. the societal component of this crisis and w

jane doe said. hegseth's statement to the police confirms some details in jane doe the unnamed woman's statement. hegseth told the police that she quote asked him if he had a condom. jane doe already told the police exactly that. more than a week before the hegseth police interview. hegseth confirmed jane doe's memory he was wearing dog tags and the statement confirmed the precise and graphic detail of the way he reached a climax. hegseth's statement in the police report ends this way. hegseth gave her something to clean up and jane doe later got dressed. jane doe's version was hegseth threw a towel at her and asked her "are you okay?" his lawyer issued a statement dismissing it saying this police report confirms what i've said all along the incident was fully investigated and the police found the allegation to be false which is why no charges were filed. that is not true. the police report does not find the allegations to be false. the last line of the police report is "i recommend this case be forwarded to the monterey county district attorney's office for review." that lie will be told every day by some republicans reporting pete hegseth. you will be lied to every d

jane holt. jane, thanks so much for joining us. this array of cheeses and yummy stuff here is just fantastic. what's on the cheese board that kristin's holding up? >> well, we are so excited to be here today with you to the cheese boards featuring everything that can be found in our cheese and thank you gift pack. so we're going to start with our tomuraushi cheese, which is buttery smooth and just the right amount of heat. next we have our aged gouda. it's caramelized butterscotchy and that is my perfect midnight snack. cheese. >> that's good. >> that's really good. okay. >> also, you have something called truffle brie. i'm going to cut into that and let you explain that. okay. >> you definitely have to try the truffle brie. the truffle brie, i think is why we're on oprah's list for the second time this year. we learned a lot last year, and most importantly, we learned oprah loves cheese and she loves truffles. thank you. so this january, our cheese makers set about creating a brand new cheese with oprah in mind, which is our truffle brie. so it's kind of the star of the show. it also goes fantastic with the davina cherry spread that's in the gift. >> my gosh, i'm sorry to interrupt. it is so good. >> that's the reaction we want. all right. >> oprah was right. >> what are these crackers? they're interesting. they're a little different. >> okay. super fun cracker. and very unique. they're coming out of spain from ines rosales, and it's a cocoa cayenne cracker. so although they're a little sweet, they lean, savory and just a gentle heat. >> and they're literally. they're from spain. imported? >> yes, they are from spain. the friends over at little kick, i mean, being on oprah's favorite things is sort of like hitting the jackpot for a business, isn't it? it absolutely was last year. we learned a lot and it was, you know, changed the face of our cheese department and our direct to consumer sales. so we couldn't be more fortunate to be featured on oprah's list. it means the world to us. >> i'm sorry, i'm still chewing swallowing here. >> but yeah, i do say they are kind of addictive. once you start, you can't stop. >> yeah. all right. so let's say i want a cheese board. like what? kristen just held up. do you sell those like. like, it's almost like a charcuterie board, but but with cheese. yeah. >> so what we sell on our website is the box here. so it's going to ship to your house via fedex express service. so it's going to leave our creamery and arrive to your doorstep two days later. wow. it's going to have all the cheese packaged here with the crackers, a cheese knife and jam when you order on our website, you can order now and select a future date. so think christmas gifts. get that christmas shopping checked off early. >> i got to say, this is incredible. i mean, point reyes cheese is wonderful, but in that whole area, people think of wine and wineries. but the cheeses are amazing. yeah. >> yeah. janeoining us. i'm sure you're going to get a lot more orders from. more from oprah than us. but we're in there too. all right. >> congratulations, dan, kristen and sandy, his favorite things. >> exactly. thanks so much, jane. perfect for wherever your little passengers want to go. i want a hot chocolate! yeah! i want to go sledding! mom, play your winter playlist! yeah, play it! turn this up! (♪) i love the holidays. the volvo xc60 and xc90. your first step to a safe and happy holiday season. sign & drive with zero down, zero due at signing, and zero first payment on select volvo suvs during the holiday safely sales event. opens up to the general public. >> it's tiana's bayou adventure, replacing splash mountain and reporter ashley mackie from our sister station in los angeles is live. oh, you got the ears on ashley. that's a great look. what's happening? >> absolutely. i had to do the ears right. hello from disneyland, where we are celebrating the grand opening from tiana's bayou adventu

there was this deleted tweet from new yorker jane staff writer jane mayer claiming mitch mcconnell toldecess appointments when the senate is adjourned pass interim sense for up to two years, really, one of these cabinet positions and he said that was not the goal, that's not what they are trying to do but didn't rule out that it could happen. where do you think we are on that? >> right now i think this is the test, obviously, for people like john thune. it's really his first rodeo, if you will, with donald trump as president-elect for the second time and for himself as senate majority leader. and i don't think it's just the recess appointments are really the test. it's a lot of these nominees as well. look i think as ben said some of these candidates have better chances than others or it's going to -- some might require more of a burn ban others for someone like matt gaetz there are serious doubts from a number of republicans on capitol hill in the senate. and we know that donald trump is demanding loyalty from these picks, senators, big test in the confrontation or sort of, i guess, fa

jane doe. hegseth took her phone from her hands, jane doe stated she got up and tried to leave the room, but hegseth blocked the door with his body. janeembered saying, no, a lot. jane doe stated, she did not remember much else. jane doe's next memory was when she was on a bed or a couch and hegseth was over her. the police report also said doe was not sure, but believes that something may have been slipped into her drink as she cannot remember most of the night's events. pete hegseth was asked about that earlier today. >> as far as the media is concerned, very simple, the matter was fully investigated and i was completely cleared and that's where i'll leave it. >> so, hegseth's lawyer went even further saying police found the allegation to be false, which is why no charges were filed. but we should note that the report by police did not find the allegation to be false. they did not give a reason for not charging him. hegseth's lawyer does confirm that hegseth paid the woman an undisclosed amount of money to protect his career at fox news. and ali vitali is reporting on capitol hill. and rmer congressman carlos curbelo is still with us

jane. so you are six feet tall compared to him. he was did he pay you to do that no, no jane sold it to somebody rather. oh, jane listen, it's an honor to be drawn by jane. it really is. and you do a great job. thank you thank you, honor, to have you all here. >> especially you, jane thank you all. up next ozempic and other anti-obesity drugs could get a lot less expensive for millions of americans who need them. if something that biden is proposing goes through the question is, is the trump team going to block it? we'll talk about it after this watch cnn's coverage of thanksgiving parades around the country, with special appearances by chef bobby flay, t.i., andy grammer, and more. >> john berman and erica hill host cnn thanksgiving in america live coverage starts at 8:00 on cnn emergency crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back and who doesn't love a good throwback now, with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. >> doctors recommend cold stool softener for gentle dependable relief from constipation. it's so gentle. doctors even recommended during pregnancy and after surgery. kohl's increases water in th

may not in the mean cause i know only a few months ago on a call, anita a dot studio and jane d a showing mary jane and then let me just what i need to be. i'm ok. thank you much. and i call any guy i want to different go to the going on the, the new book, the a genuine l. gosti gets the angelo to tell you is the 1st and only western european lawyer who tries to take every depleted uranium contamination case the court and he's been successful so far . he's one on more than 250 occasions. if they don't that they didn't get that back out. anybody's answer the question, i'm about the surely the 30 percent. i mean the demo, the initial it. what are the only sound? what when they sound, when a vision is what i had to begin my laptop, most the provider key little g again, so that a little down start out. so the the see in god to the 5 star good will about little the independent. i mean, did i receive up to the beast wish, and i'm going to, i'm going to do it all by not solely in the day. if i will show the game lab role, i'm game data mean each of the dates that go many approaches. so they're not even i

jane. >> so you are six feet tall compared to him. he was did he pay you to do that? >> no, no jane sold it to somebody or other. >> oh jane, listen, it's an honor to be drawn by jane. >> it really is. and you do a great job thank you, thank you. >> honor to have you all here. especially you jane. thank you all. up next ozempic and other anti-obesity drugs could get a lot less expensive for millions of americans who need them. if something that biden is proposing goes through. the question is is the trump team going to block it? we'll talk about it after this and so it's done. >> i just sold my car to carvana. >> i just entered my license plate and i answered a few questions bam! i'm dropping it off and getting paid today. >> how convenient is that? >> thanks for choosing carvana. sell your car today and get paid the same day with carvana. >> consumer cellular is lowering the price for those 50 and up. get two unlimited lines for $30 each. that's just $60 a month. so switch to the carrier ranked number one in network coverage satisfaction visit consumer cellular.com today. >> no more gross cough sirup. >> i want you to fee

jane. talking about her now that it's happened and it's all over. kate and amy jane went to india and nepal together. small town girls, kate from wisconsin and amy jane from oregon. >> she was always ready to give and pour her heart out to give everything she had to offer. >> they were there three months for something called youth with a mission. tourists, they went to the taj mahal and like preachers they spread the word to children, mostly. for home amy jane was magnetic, a resistible. >> they would see her and run up to her. they would say sister, sister. so excited. >> when the trip is over. >> she hated it. she said i don't want to go home. >> home for amy jane was a universe away from vibrant, teaming india. here it is, pendleton. talked in a small valley and the vast rolling flanks of eastern oregon. cowboy country. >> ♪ >> come to one of the nation's biggest role audio -- rodeo. each september, celebrates the templars rough-and-tumble past is a brawling and bordello filled cow town. and then, good conservative citizens waved good-bye to the partain cowboys and settle into a safe and predictable life. filled the pews every sunday morning witho

jane hartley? >> ambassador jane hartley. >> seth: and hillary clinton secretary clinton. >> secretary clinton. >> seth: do they like the show? do they feel it's all -- it's very fun and -- >> they put up with us so far. [ laughter ] we'll see how they feel after season two. >> seth: got you. >> they're incredibly generous with their time. janemazing dinners. i'm actually dining with her husband tonight. >> seth: look at you. >> duh dah duh! >> seth: that's really hard to pull off because, your husband as we've established, is backstage. [ laughter ] it's a real, bait and switch going on here. >> you know, i have a lot of fun things happening in my life. that is the fun thing. i mean, being in this world, you know, i'm the clown of that. i'm like, the least, you know, interesting, educated person in that room. but it's amazing. being at that table with hillary -- i think that night was about 20 women, these incredibly established, brilliant women in london. and it was just incredible. >> seth: i always feel like people like us in the arts right. >> yeah, the clowns. >> seth: we can talk about everything we've ever done and nothing else. whereas i feel like they know the breadth of the entire world. you can't mention a single thing where they don't have, like, a take on what's happening. >> correct. >> seth: so, i feel the sa

i'm jane all right, jane, thank you for those updates. >> 7.20, and now let's update you on the storm that we continue to get. it's going to be several days. and yesterday the brunt of it was in the north bay causing really dangerous road conditions for many yesterday. and today michael's been talking about that dan kerman talked to residents. >> in the city of napa wednesday, the fear of days of rain sent sany to the public works yard to stock up on sandbags speaking at this. and that's from a mold an our garages flooding by midday. the roads were already slick in a driving rain kept visibility to a minimum just over the county line and southern sonoma. slick roads caused a big rig driver heading east and napa road to lose control. he did a one 80 and wound up in the goalie with the tree through the roof of his calf ended up on the opposite side of roadway. >> with that >> marge branch tree in his cap. and fortunately, the driver only suffered minor injuries. like i said, this serves as an excellent reminder why we need to slow down in inclement weather. >> we're expecting several mo

jane doe was not. jane doe goes on to say that her next memory was in an unknown room, and that hegseth was in the room with her. she stated that she got up and tried to leave the room, but hegseth blocked the door with his body. jane remembered saying no a lot. the police report details the woman's recollection of being underneath hegseth which she described as a sexual assault. the district attorney at the time recently told npr they declined to pursue the case after determining that no charges were supported by proof beyond a reasonable doubt. declining to bring charges is want the same thing as clearing them and that shouldn't be the standard for any senator with a role in his confirmation and yet a number of republican senators responsible for advising and consenting on this incredibly important position don't appear to have any further concerns or questions. josh hawley told reporters, listen, he denies it. jon cornyn said that's hearsay and we're not going decide on pieces of the story and mark mullen said there's a full report and you guys can read it for yourself. i don't think there's any way in the world you can say this was a sexual assault. well, i have read the report and i would strongly disagree. if

jane, — is turmoil. but i agree with jane, who is my friend, that really— jane, who is my friend, that really are _ jane,e is— fact that people just felt like there is too much of that and that— there is too much of that and that it — there is too much of that and that it was not being handled by the — that it was not being handled by the administration, so those where — by the administration, so those where the — by the administration, so those where the two big issues. and i think— where the two big issues. and i think foreign policy fit into that— think foreign policy fit into that as _ think foreign policy fit into that as well.— that as well. one of the reasons _ that as well. one of the reasons we _ that as well. one of the reasons we saw - that as well. one of the reasons we saw energy | that as well. one of the i reasons we saw energy prices skyrocket in the last few years was, of course, russia's full invasion of ukraine and trying to win countries off russia's energy supply. congresswoman, looking at the way the war in ukraine is playing out right now, it is a very difficult situation for the u

jane king standing by live, the nasdaq. i'm jane. >> it is good morning. it will. inflation rose last month and housing was the main cause. the consumer price index was up 2.6% compared to last year. housing alone was up about 5%. now americans are expected to spend close to $2000 on the holidays this year. tech and consumer expert jennifer jolly says the good news is there are deals to be had especially in tech like right now, samsung's new galaxy tab. >> has been really redesigned from the ground chips up, as i like to say, >> for a >> jolly recommends going to these aggregator sites like slick deals to search for the best prices. and in time for the holiday season, a survey by talker research and thrift books found a 3rd of americans have received a book as a holiday gift. and a 3rd said that was an unexpected choice. more than half say they are n% considering a book as a gift for someone this holiday season. well, amazon launched its discount web store to take on the chinese sites. tina nguyen, sheen. it's called amazon hall. it is accessible through the company's mobile app. everything is under $20 and there will be free shipping for orders over. 25 bucks, however, delivery could take up to 2 weeks from the nasdaq market site. i'm janeht, jane, thank you very much. >> it's 7.20, another big story that we're following many who is on trial for the murder of cash app founder bob lee takes the stand in his own defense yesterday. he told the court what led up to the moments of bob lee stabbing. he says it was a regular night and then the mood change. and lee, he says, got angry and blew up at him over a bad joke. maney says that he told le, quote, if it was my last night in town, i would go hang out with my family instead of in strip clubs. says that lee was circling him and got in his face. so he pushed ali and then well may many demonstrated how he says lead pulled out a knife. and swung at him. and while many says that he pushed ali away and then redirected took control of his hands, he says that lead then walked away casually and didn't appear injured. and he also says it all happened so fast. bob lee's brother timothy says that that reenactment was painful to watch and he maney is lying. >> it makes no sense. how di

jane king with all of it live. the jane. >> hi, james. good morning. very interesting monthly jobs report number the u.s. added only 12,000 jobs last month. that's the slowest job growth since december 2020. now the hurricanes and the strikes, a boeing in the port certainly had a dampening impact on that. but it was even lower than what we had expected. 4.1%, the unemployment rate government and health care, the only 2 sectors that added workers during the month of october. well, mortgage rates in the u.s. rose for a 5th week in a row. the average for 30 year fixed loan with 6.7 2%. now borrowing costs have climbed since september higher mortgage rates course cutting deeper into the purchasing power for home hunters, which are already struggling to find something affordable. the sharpies are returning to starbucks for the first time in more than 4 years. starbucks reese's will write the name of the the cop now during the pandemic, they put this on hold. and since then, the name has been on the printed sticker that's been placed on the side of the cup. people say they miss the names even though they were sometimes hilariously misspelled and it takes less than 30 minutes for the average american to get frustrated when waiting for their food to arrive after placing an order for delivery. the survey also revealed that from the moment they walk into a restaurant. 21% of us are only willing to wait 10 minutes to be seated. this was conducted by talker research behalf of meals on wheels, america and most of town are willing to pay extra for faster delivery when shopping online from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to you. james. >> all right, jane, thank you very much. >> it's 7.18 and we have an update for you now on a story that we've been following in the east bay. we are learning now that a child has died in this apartment fire that happened in san pablo. it broke out sunday afternoon. that apartment complexes on manchester street. a child died. also a man was killed and 2 other children went to the hospital. one of the children, that's the child that died was the one that died of their injuries. the fire they said was caused by unattended cooking. >> 7.19, is the time in the north bay. voters will have a say now on measure j next week. that's the measure that looks to end animal factory farming. it's caused a little bit of controversy up in sonoma county. the farms follow specific federal rules based on the type of animals they raise. if this measure is approved. >> they would have 3 years to either shut down or being facing fines if they don't comply. those who support the meas

did to jane doe and would use the words kill, that he strangled her, you begin to realize this may be way more than jane doe. and earlier in my career, i probably would've stopped right at jane that missing woman who jane doe said also knew shawn grate. >> we can't find elizabeth. we'll find her, but we can't right now. hey, look at me. look at me. i need your help. >> i don't know if i could help you. >> that goes on for just so long. long enough that he's acting like he has no idea what i'm talking about. >> reporter: then, suddenly, shawn grate makes a shocking revelation. >> i might not be able to take you to her. maybe someone else. >> how many are there? >> i don't know, depending on how much -- you say many. >> reporter: now, detectives knew elizabeth griffith and stacey stanley were missing, but now shawn grate seems to be talking about even more women. >> i guess i'm ready to go ahead and get my lethal injection, but i'll tell you everything first. >> reporter: then things take a bizarre and frightening turn. >> i'm thinking, this is not good. >> at what point do you realize i might be dealing with a serial killer? merry christmas thank you (♪) it's that moment it's

monterey, california, detallando las denuncias de una mujer a la que se refiere como jane doe de que la asaltó sexualmente. janeorte y añade que el próximo recuerdo es cuando ella estaba en una cama o sofá y estaba encima de ella en el documento. la versión de headset dice que fue una relación de mutuo consentimiento y su abogado afirmó que la mujer se inventó la denuncia para justificar a su marido por qué no había llegado a dormir a su cuarto. was fully investigated and i was completely cleared and that's right, but to leave it. el reporte no explica por qué no le presentaron cargos, pero tampoco lo absuelve. es una mancha más moral que legal. no hubo ningún jurado que lo haya encontrado culpable y consecuentemente, bajo la ley, él está calificado. el año pasado, el seleccionado para liderar el pentágono llegó a un acuerdo confidencial fuera de la corte con la mujer y le pagó una cantidad que no ha sido revelada. su abogado mantiene que es inocente. como es evidente, el nombramiento de mark gates no ha sido el único controversial que ha hecho hasta ahora el presidente electo, donald trump. de ahí que la pregu

jane rigby. [applause] a daughter of the great state of delaware, jane rigby's passion for astronomy began as a child peering at the stars through a small telescope in a soybean field. following her instincts and imagination, she has become a pioneering astrophysicist now managing the james webb space telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched into space. a brilliant, prolific author, dr. rigby is an inspiration and tireless champion for the lgbtqi plus community in both her professional and public life. she reminds us to never lose our sense of wonder, hope, and spirit of adventure as americans. [applause] teresa romero. [applause] a trailblazing labor leader, teresa romero is a champion for farmworkers across the fields, orchards, and vineyards of america that feed our nation. born in mexico, she has built an american life and -- in service to others, standing up for one of our most vulnerable, yet essential, groups of workers giving them the voice, hope, and inspiration to push for change. with grace under fire, her fight for safe working conditions, fair pay, and a path to citizenship i

jane king. all right, jane, i wish everybody could make that much money. >> but that it's all right. let's talk about aaa. these it over 10 million californians are to be hitting the road for thanksgiving. >> over 9 million of those will be traveling by car. the company says californians are gonna be taking advantage of the lower gas there just last year. here's how it looks if you fill up your take the most expensive gas. sonoma county for 68 a gallon. the rest of the north bay and the peninsula will cost you more than the state average over in the east bay gas going to cost average of 4.80. the price goes down watching it santa clara county, but the cheapest gas, solano county at 4.41. a gallon. all right. we're going to take a break here at 7.21. but the atmospheric river still overhead. as you can see, the live radar showing light to moderate even pockets of heavy rain falling across parts of the they were going to get another update from john in the weather center about what we can expect today and beyond as we're approaching. >> >> we are back 7.24. is the time in the south bay

jane king to explain it all life, the nasdaq. good morning, jane. >> james, good morning. yes, announced last night. these tariffs, we did see the market to have a bit of a negative reaction. but we're kind of stabilized so far. but president elect trump to detail tariffs against canada, mexico and china last night. least 25% tariffs are specifically aimed at stopping the flow of drugs and illegal migration into the u.s. goodbye to more than one and a half trillion move among the 3 north american nations where the u.s. and china exchange about 600 billion dollars worth of goods and the tariffs if implemented, would affect cars, machinery, food, and beer. well, i like 10 or so years ago, most stores do now closed on thanksgiving day in order to get their employees time to spend with their loved ones. now, still some retailers stay open. they know shoppers sometimes you to making last minute run to the store. so the big chains like walmart and target will be closed on thanksgiving. however, grocery stores and drugstores, many of them will have some open hours mainly in the morning. but you should check with the locally and see the exact times that they'll be open. retailers are banking on black friday discounts to boost demand this year from budget-conscious shoppers source of found customers are cutting back on non-essential is because of inflation. now walmart gap recently reported sales gains but target and tjx needed jolt. and in fact, the national retail federation says we'll see relatively slow holiday spending growth this year. krispy kreme, bringing doctor seuss's who built a life for the merrie grinch must own a collection. this collection will be available friday and for a limited time, it has 3 new donuts each based character for the holiday classic. live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king back to james. all right, jane, thank you very much. >> it is 7.18, and nkw this morning, walmart. now the latest and biggest company to roll back their current diversity, equity and inclusion policies known as dei. so in a statement, wal-mart says it will no longer consider race and gender when it comes to supplier contracts. walmart also says it will be or it will better monitor its third-party marketplace items to make sure they don't feature or transgender products aimed at minors. walmart says it would also stop participating in the human rights campaign's annual benchmark index that measures workplace inclusion for lgbtq+ employees. again. joining a growing list of major corporations that have done away with their dei policies after coming under attack by conservative activists. >> time now 7.19, and the streets are starting to dry out now in a north bay community. but their float pup loan prone to flooding to get this every year and it's costly. it is portland's before che

jane doe. so they'll come up and say, you know, hi, jane doe.wife and mom herself. andrea canning: is your mom a hero? absolutely, and, you know, i think that she did something that was a very, very hard thing to do. and she had many, many opportunities to give up. and she refused to. does your mom's strength give you strength? absolutely. and i think that the belief that you can get to the other side and the hope that it will get better is something that she's absolutely instilled in me and is what has allowed me to maintain that optimism, even in my dark times. andrea canning (voiceover): as for john, he's still at donna's side every step of the way and still working out his anger at the old friend who betrayed him. andrea canning: how many punching bags have you been through since we last talked? that's funny that you say that, andrea, because he has. how many have you gone through? [laughs] i don't know. i really don't. i guess it's still your choice for getting through the aggression? well, yeah, it helps. it helps. andrea canning (voiceove

jane king at the nasdaq for the stories. hi, jane. >> hi, darya. good morning. so kind of a report rally here. the dow's up 1300 points. new record high now sticks up about 400. we also saw big coin hit a record high overnight. we're briefly traded above 75,000 now, china stocks, renewable energy, oil. they are all trading lower this morning in reaction of the federal reserve begins a two-day meeting today. it is expected they will cut interest rates again this time by a quarter point. economists expect another quarter point rate cut in december and maybe a few next year as well. overtime rate cuts tend to lower the cost of borrowing for consumers and businesses. mortgage delinquencies ticked up in september for a 4th month in a row. the intercontinental exchange says rising interest rates and hurricane related pressures are driving an increase in late mortgage payments there at the highest snow since may of 2023. and walmart is bringing in less holiday product ahead of what's expected to be a so-so holiday season. it's last christmas imports deeply. walmart investor sizemore capital management says the warmer routinely scrutinizes data on shopper spending patterns, including credit card data. and they've done their research on the consumer and they concluded the holiday season will not be as strong from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to all right. thanks a lot, jane. we'll talk later. >> 7.17, is the time. let's get back to some more. but election updates for you and in the south. but it was a pretty contentious race there to see who would represent much of san mateo and santa clara counties in the u.s. capitol. so this was a race for congressional district 16 and it looks like victory is all but certain for former san jose mayor sam liccardo ios watch party in san jose santana row and kron four's jack moment has the latest >> the final results are still being tallied in california's district. 16 race. >> but from the moment, the polls close at 08:00pm, it was clear that the former san jose mayor of 2 term sam liccardo would win this race. he kept a healthy margin by about 20% or higher against opponent, california assemblymember evan low. >> taking >> the stage. just 45 minutes after the polls closed. the former san jose mayor came just short of accepting his victory in a race representing much of sili

jane king. back to you. >> jane, thank you very much. well, 7.20 is the time and again, more rain expected throughout the bay area even to the south bay today, everybody going to get in on this. and this is just some video examples of what we're all in for. chp tells us the first couple of hours of that storm in the south, they're going to be the most dangerous because as it happens every time we have our first rainfall, real good rainfall of the season, all that dust and dirt buildup in the oils and the roads that will comes to the surface and it makes for some slippery conditions. mechanics of the area say they've been busy with drivers want to replace windshield wipers. they've been checking brake pads, replacing tires, a mechanic in campbell gave some advice now on how you can get ready for the rainy season. >> make sure you take it to someone that you trust that way. look over the whole vehicle in the first thing would be tires is the first line of defense between slippery roads and wipers. because got be able to see and then also h

california, detallando las denuncias de una mujer a la que se refiere como jane doe de que jetset la asaltó sexualmente. janee el próximo recuerdo es cuando ella estaba en una cama o sofá y estaba encima de ella. en el documento, la versión de hegseth dice que fue una relación de mutuo consentimiento y su abogado afirmó que la mujer se inventó la denuncia para justificar a su marido por qué no había llegado a dormir a su cuarto. fully investigated and i was completely cleared and that's right to leave it. el reporte no explica por qué no le presentaron cargos, pero tampoco lo absuelve. es una mancha más moral que legal. no hubo ningún jurado que lo haya encontrado culpable. y consecuentemente, bajo la ley, él está calificado. el año pasado, el seleccionado para liderar el pentágono llegó a un acuerdo confidencial fuera de la corte con la mujer y le pagó una cantidad que no ha sido revelada. su abogado mantiene que es inocente. y ahora matt gates puede recuperar su escaño en el congreso. bueno, actualmente en este congreso, el 118 no, porque renunció el del 119 que toman posesión los legisladores el tres de e

jane doe in the police report texted someone, i'm headed to the bar with other women from the group. one of the conference attendees told police. hegseth touched her knee. the woman asked jane doe to help her to be a crotch blocker, trying to stop hegseth from their jane doe's memory, she told police, becomes hazy. the police report states she believes that something may have been slipped into her drink, though the report doesn't have medical evidence for the claim. after the bar closed surveillance video captured hegseth and jane doe heading towards the pool, walking together arms locked together guests complained to the hotel that they were being loud. a hotel worker described hegseth as very intoxicated, but jane doe appeared very coherent. she told police she didn't know how she got into hegseth room, but that he took her phone and blocked the door with his body. when she tried to leave, she recalls saying no a lot. jane then remembers hegseth over her his dogtags hovering over her face. he ejaculated on her stomach, threw a towel at her, and asked, are you okay? jane doe's memory started to return in the days after she went to the hospital, where she requested a sexual assault exam and then spoke with police pete hegseth told police what happened

jane doe and the police report texts someone i'm headed to the bar with other women from the group. one of the conference attendees told police. hegseth touched her knee. the woman asked jane doe to help her to be a crotch blocker, trying to stop hegseth from their janehe told police, becomes hazy. the police report states she believes that something may have been slipped into her drink though the report doesn't have medical evidence for the claim. after the bar closed, surveillance video captured hegseth and jane doe heading towards the pool, walking together, arms locked together guests complained to the hotel that they were being loud. a hotel worker described hegseth as very intoxicated, but jane doe appeared very coherent. she told police she didn't know how she got into seth's room but that he took her phone and blocked the door with his body. when she tried to leave she recalls saying no a lot. jane then remembers hegseth over her his dog tags hovering over her face. he ejaculated on her stomach, threw a towel at her, and asked, are you okay, jane doe's memory started to return in the days after she went to the hospital, where she requested a sexual assault exam and then spoke with police. pete hegseth told police what happened at the hyatt wa

i'm jane king, back to thank you, jane. >> now 7.20 in the transition of power is soon going to take in washington, d.c., president elect donald trump has now won back the white house and vice president kamala harris has conceded the race. our dc correspondent maddie beer-temple has more. >> president elect donald trump is receiving congratulations from world leaders, his opponent and president biden who will address the nation later this morning. the outcome of this election is not what we wanted in a concession speech wednesday, vice president kamala harris told supporters to keep up the fight while acknowledging a peaceful transition of power. while i can see this election, i do not concede the fight that fuels this campaign. >> harris's remarks come after president-elect donald trump swept the swing states and was declared the winner early wednesday there is a movement like nobody's ever seen before the trump campaign says he and harris spoke by phone where she congratulated him and he acknowledged her, quote, strength, professionalism and tenacity certain a happy day for the. go

jane king following it all live in new york at the nasdaq. i'm jane. >> hi, james. good morning. so the federal reserve cut interest rate by a quarter of a percent yesterday. that was what was expected. it's a short-term loans. the credit cards in the car loans where we see the show up first. now the federer serve feels that inflation is getting under control since it peaked at 9% in 2022. well, apple users can now text their green bubble. droid friends using emojis. but first, the iphone users have to download the new ios 18.1 upgrade. then the blue bubble iphone users. can send in mogie's to the android users and the emoji will appear in line with the message bubble instead of a separate line. now, according to burgess, not clear which side apple at our google, which made this change, but it's a little things. life can make a big difference and some like it hot specially in california. so mcdonald's bringing back spicy chicken, mcnuggets to some cities. it's a limited time menu item and spice here. nuggets have been hit at competitors. wendy's and kfc. well, thanksgiving is right around the corner and fewer americans may be cooking a whole turkey, according to covid think inventory of whole turkeys in cold storage storage are up. are up by 4% compared to last year's consumer preferences change. could bank says there's also competition from beef and pork. and some people are just opting for a turkey of the having a small gathering. so traditions could be changing from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king back to james. all right. thank you very much, jane. >> 7.18, is a time no action has been taken against an alameda councilmember who police say was found drunk in long beach last month. councilmember trish herrera, spencer was in southern california car for a convention when a police body cam video video shows you her on the sidewalk there struggling to answer questions from the police. the alameda city council debated whether to formally admonish her. they ended up, however, taking no action. pencil in spencer did not attend that meeting. and she is one of 5 candidates running for 2 open seats on the council. now currently in 3rd place behind special education teacher michelle prior and alameda county prosecutor greg mueller will keep you posted on how that shakes out. >> with just days after donald trump was elected, the 47th president of the united states governor gavin newsom and attorney general rob bonta are now vowing to push back against the incoming administration. bont

jane rigby. [applause] a daughter of the great state of delaware, jane rigby's passion for astronomy began as a child peering at the stars through a small telescope in a soybean field. following her instincts and imagination, she has become a pioneering astrophysicist now managing the james webb space telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched into space. a brilliant, prolific author, dr. rigby is an inspiration and tireless champion for the lgbtqi plus community in both her professional and public life. she reminds us to never lose our sense of wonder, hope, and spirit of adventure as americans. [applause] teresa romero. [applause] a trailblazing labor leader, teresa romero is a champion for farmworkers across the fields, orchards, and vineyards of america that feed our nation. born in mexico, she has built an american life and -- in service to others, standing up for one of our most vulnerable, yet essential, groups of workers giving them the voice, hope, and inspiration to push for change. with grace under fire, her fight for safe working conditions, fair pay, and a path to citizenship i

jane fonda. i don't know why i do not look like her look more like you. however, i added a y to my name so it sounded more like connie than jane. i wanted to go to you. for journalism, school is true by. my korean father. that is not acceptable. now, full circle after having a career in corporate and and beauty, i am building a media brand. the digital runway. it covers fashion, tech and wellness. how i pursue my passion and and to make a living of this because i never dreamed that i would be able to pursue my and honestly this was such a kairos moment for me to listen to you and i'm trying not to break down. i know i'm talking a lot, but i'm very sorry, but thank you so much. i really appreciate you. thank you. thank you so appreciate it. hi. hi. my name is emily. i did go to the university of maryland, no shade. and i wanted hear some of your time being a terp at the university. i'm sorry. you know what? why am i having such hard time hearing. honey, your at maryland? yeah. is that what you wanted to know? 100%, yes. oh i was a terrible student. i, i, i i kept many different majors. you have? oh, i must jumped around from biology to business to account thing. i thought i would be like an accountant, like my father. and where to? when did journalism jump? i interned for a congressman on capitol hill and was from queens is kind of creepy, but he's to be a newspaperman and he had me writing press releases and was able to watch people on capitol hill and i thought and i saw a report about what they were doing and i was always a little bit of a news junkie. my father certainly was, because we watched walter cronkite every every night with my mother and and the sisters. so that changed. changed my direction completely. i then decided that i would be a journalist. yes. so can quickly take these last four questions. okay. hi. hi. hi. so when you were two, you ever see marilyn? you studied journalism, right honey, i don't know why. can't hear you studying. what journalism? yes. i wouldn't recommend. that, though i don't think you know. i don't. i say that the people should students should major in history or english or political that's not as question. oh, i, i so did you recall coming to my twin brothers in my 21st birthday, your 21st birthday? yes. what's your name? doug blankenship. doug black chip. yes, ma'am. well, you don't color your hair like i do. no. i mean, the only thing that i do that's fake news, you know. but my hair is your color. wow doug. how do know you again? because i remember. your name? yeah. you did it got my brother duncan. i david duncan. yeah. oh, we're where did you go to school? marilyn. marilyn? yeah. uh huh, and were you. did you graduate 68 or 69? no, i was slower. my brother, i, it took me another and a half. but what did duncan graduate in? 6062968. oh, my gosh. marry your wife. marry, right? no, i was doing interview with fresh air, you know, and the producer comes on and said and his name was his last name was miller and he said in the miller miller miller family the the law is that the folklore is that jane silverman you and i did date jane silverman and i liked him a lot. anyway him right there with the eagle. last question over here. sorry, doug, did you want to say. well, i let your note now. i don't know if they delivered it to you, but i hope they did because i don't i don't know how to get hold you by email or anything, but honey, you want to email. oh. i don't know. god, last question. all right right. hi. my name is alex a from from maryland. born and raised yeah, actually, believe it, not my mom actually went to a university in maryland like like, you know, just like you go terps. um, she, i think was a year behind you. except she was like, studying and studying music now. but i, i had to go an extra because i was having too much. oh, i understand about. um. oh, but i. i had to pay for myself anyway, you know, so i worked through college. wow. amazing um, i don't. i can say this without getting too nervous, but here it is. i. at one point i was considering us studying journalism

she jumped in that water, gave jane a big hug. jane had no idea. wow.amazing. >> it does look fun. >> are you playing with the toys over there? >> this is what i would do, the transformer would ride the my little pony. let's get out of here. >> what's coming up in "pop start"? >> a sneak peek of the new competition show from our friends chip and joanna gaines are pitting humans against hamsters. they are moguls in the media business. we'll tell you about that and a lot more on "popstart" coming up. but first, a quick check of your local news and weather. big congrats my little pony, phase 10, transformers. >>> nice to have you along with us this morning. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before tr

jane king. back looks tough. all right, jane, thank you for all those updates said. >> well, 7.19, the time you could soon end up paying more for avocado zahn tequila. if that's if president elect donald trump follows through on those new tariff pledges that he's made for some foreign products. mexican growers right now are worried that avocado is may be hit with a 25% higher price tag, forcing many consumers here in the u.s. to skip all the cars altogether and guacamole products too. mexican tequila may also be impacted u.s. consumers took in 4.6 billion dollars worth of tequila and 108 million dollars worth of as cal last year. well, younger workers are using technology now to make their lives easier. a new report on google workspace shows 88% of millennials and gen z use ai on the job. researchers polled over 1000 young leaders and business between the ages of 22 39. and they found that the majority of them use ai at work in some form or another 93% of gen z are workers use 2 or more ai tools on a weekly basis. jens here say

jane fonda or not? we don't talk about jane fonda. i'm a vietnam veteran.ve you heard from donald trump since he's been elected? he's going to get into office, change transgender rights. what did he say about that? i don't know, illegal immigrants bring us a lot of money. i kind of feel a little bad that they have to be deported. how would you stop the illegal immigrant crime? wow. good question. he's picking a lot of different people to do a lot of different things for the country. it's rubio. did you just drop off rosie o'donnell? no. i think i see rosie o'donnell. let's find out. rosie? rosie, is rosie in here? no. is that you? how is your airport experience been there? are delays within the flights right now. it's dry. donald trump is going to be looking for a new transportation secretary. people are saying i should do it. what do you think? you got to fix the potholes. you need to put better food into the airports. do you hear that, johnny? don't pay the bill. if i do become transportation secretary, jesse watters, my boss is going to be very upset. wh

jane, appreciate it as always. jane foley. 105.94. right now 106.13.ed 14 planes in the month of october, the fewest since november of 2020 which was during the depths of the pandemic. this time it was a strike by the company's largest union that crippled operations. for the end of october boeing has delivered 305 jets. airbus has delivered 559. tech earnings and china are off to a strong start after result from media giant tencent. profits surged 47% in the quarter, surpassing estimates and driven by the release of popular mobile games. there is expectations the company will stand out against his rivals alibaba and jd.com that grapple with weak consumer sentiment in china. apple plans to announce a new smartphone device. sources tell bloomberg the wall-mounted display can control appliances, handle videoconferencing and use ai to navigate apps. tim cook has made the company after trailing behind alphabet and amazon in the smart home area. the product may officially be announced in march and could be priced at as much as $1000. that is your bloomberg b