a jeff based. ready pull the plug on the editor as a traditional endorsement for the democrats. speculation has swelled that the business tycoon may have been lots of a to it by cutting the sons of potential retaliation by job if he wins the presidency with the story here is our to use don't know, quarter the 10 percent of the washington post's entire subscriber base just vanished into thin air and it's all because the publications owner jeff base, i was just trying to react to the declining trusts that americans have for media outlets like kids in the annual public surveys about trust and reputation. journalists in the media have regularly fallen near the very bottom, often just above congress. but in this years gallop poll, we have managed to fall below congress. our profession is now the least trusted of all. we must be accurate, and we must be believed to be accurate. it's a bitter pill to swallow, but we are failing on the 2nd requirement. most people believe the media is biased . house base i

entire subscriber base just vanished into thin air and it's all because of the publications owner jeff base, i was just trying to react to the declining trust that americans have for media outlets like kids in the annual public surveys about trust and reputation. journalists in the media have regularly fallen near the very bottom, often just above congress. but in this years gallop poll, we have managed to fall below congress. our profession is now the least trusted of all. we must be accurate, and we must be believed to be accurate. is a bitter pill to swallow. but we're failing on the 2nd requirement. most people believe the media is biased. house base i was trying to win back the people's trust by denying the post a presidential election candidate endorsement for the 1st time in 36 years. looks like the editor of spent all that time writing and endorsement for kamala harris for nothing but they didn't go down without 21 of them signing off on a statement calling all of this a terrible mistake. the washington post's decision not to make an endorsement in the presidential campaign, is a te

jeff, based on everything your hearing, what should we expect? >> reporter: the supporters are gathering here in the yard of howard university, of course, the alma mater of vice president kamala harris. i can say it's a much smaller crowd, as of now. people are still coming in, certainly, a more subdued crowd than yesterday, when thousands gathered here in jubilation , and they arrived in defeat. it was not until overnight when it was declared that donald trump was the president elect, that this truly set in, but we do know that vice president kamala harris has spoken to donald trump. they had a brief conversation. i'm told it was a cordial conversation. he thanked her for calling to concede. president biden and former president trump have called, so all the formalities are out of the way. we are anticipating a speech from vice president harris. i am told that she is going to thank her supporters. she is going to urge her supporters across the country to accept the results of this election and find common ground, even as they hold onto their own

glenn perry and jeff bering are with the wheelchair foundation, based in danville. >> my emotions are who is this jerk that took away his gift of life, his gift of mobility, and we wanted to make sure that he was in a wheelchair before thanksgiving. thank you. >> they saw our story tuesday night. miguel's mom, rachel, woke up that day to find her son miguel's custom manual wheelchair had been stolen out of her suv. 24 year old miguel has cerebral palsy. >> so i was sad, almost to the point of tears. then i got mad. and when i got mad, i said, we need to do something about this. >> thank you. i appreciate you guys. two hugs. >> is that okay to open? was thankful and surprised. >> it's a community. the community, everyone around. i don't know why i'm crying again. i'm sorry. >> unlike miguel's power chair, the manual wheelchair is easier to transport. >> it's just something as simple as taking them to the grocery store with me. he can come with me now. he doesn't have to sit in the car or anything like that. >> since teopan has put the word out on social media to keep an eye out for her

glenn perry and jeff bering are with the wheelchair foundation, based in danville. >> my emotions areaway his gift of life, his gift of mobility, and we wanted to make sure that he was in a wheelchair before thanksgiving. thank you. >> they saw our story tuesday night. miguel's mom, rachel, woke up that day to find her son miguel's custom manual wheelchair had been stolen out of her suv. 24 year old miguel has cerebral palsy. >> so i was sad, almost to the point of tears. then i got mad. and when i got mad, i said, we need to do something about this. >> thank you. i appreciate you guys. two hugs. >> is that okay to open? was thankful and surprised. >> it's a community. the community, everyone around. i don't know why i'm crying again. i'm sorry. >> unlike miguel's power chair, the manual wheelchair is easier to transport. >> it's just something as simple as taking them to the grocery store with me. he can come with me now. he doesn't have to sit in the car or anything like that. >> since teopan has put the word out on social media to keep an eye out for her son's custom wheelchair, sh

january 2023, just after indian billionaire gautam adani toppled jeff bezos to become the world's second richest person, a new york based short seller delivered a gut punch. hindenburg research accused the adani group of pulling off what it called the largest con in corporate history. despite the adanis denying the allegations of stock manipulation and fraud, a stock selloff wiped more than $150 billion off the group's value, but shook investor confidence in the massive conglomerate and in india's equity markets and its regulators. >> adani cfo denied all these allegations. >> india's adani group says it is exploring legal action against a u.s. short seller, hindenburg research. >> up until now, he's sort of been out of the eyes of global scrutiny. >> and concerns around that and how they are faring financially have been brought up before. >> since then, adani has won a reprieve from the supreme court. the shares have recovered as the group slashed debt and won over new investors. it's against this backdrop that the 62-year-old founder revealed to bloomberg that he wants to step down when he turns 70, and he is executin

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jeff, what do you think will happen with regards to cars made in mexico going into the us via various companies who are basedcompanies who are based there? well, the auto industry within _ are based there? well, the auto industry within the _ are based there? well, the auto industry within the three - industry within the three countries in north america is very well integrated already, there is already the order supply chain. to the extent, however, that china for example wants to import evs into the united states by rewriting its supply chain through mexico, that i think that is new tariffs may address some of that to a certain extent. this will make it difficult for the chinese to make plans for a byd plant, for example, until they know exactly how much the tariffs are going to be and when they will start, what else they may cover. this complicates their business plans significantly. and another thing that is important about the order supply chain is that in 2026, the us mexico canada agreement was up for reconsideration or renegotiation. 0ne reconsideration or renegotiation. one of the main topics discuss

of these cases are supposed to be interpreted and, and really processed separately based on the facts and the law. >> jeff i want to bring you in here because i was reading some of your reporting from way back 2017 when trump was talking about just the power of the pardon and now here we are. fast forward and people are wondering whether he would trump say the january 6th rioters. how does he see this power? and like what would he have learned from his last time in office sure. >> well, now i'm going to have to go back and read that story, audie uh, the i mean, i think he sees that power as absolutely one thing. and his toolbox that he can use to advance his own agenda, to advance his own goals, to advance the things that he that he finds important. and i think the january 6th example is a good one. that's a group of supporters that he has engaged with rhetorically for the last four years, ever since the storming the storming of the capitol took place and that's certainly something we'll be watching closely to see if he makes good on some of his promises to all or part of the groups of people and individu

and so, and just based there is just so much more energy in the atmosphere and so much more potential for severe downpours, which we've seen this time around as climate scientists, jeff, to cost us speaking to us alia, they're all right now, here's some of the other stories making headlines around the world. this how north korea has released images of what it says is the lightest intercontinental ballistic missile. showing later kim jump on the watching the launch. the test 5 comes and made a wide spread concern. the north korean troops will be deployed to your crime in the coming days and upon the ship with the russian military. gemini, foreign minister, and the bay of bulk has ordered free writing and consulates to close over the execution of one of its citizens. type wrong, put your jim into writing and citizen jump. she'd shut me up to death this week on terrorism charges following a trial, that human rights group said was a shame. a place in berlin, a searching for a man who reportedly dropped a bag of explosives while being confronted at a train station. an officer said that an explosion could have had dramatic consequences if it could mean a crowd. the bag was

bases in the u.k. this happen last week and fox news correspondent jeff paul in third west coast newsroom bwith the detailse not your prrun-of-the-mill drones thatntd would be used and unclear ifho present or presented a possible hostile intent that u.s. military officials say the incidents are alarming. swarms of unidentified drone spotted last week at four different u.s. military bases in the u.k. periods these are paces f-15 and fighter jets and major general pat reiber says he doesn't leave the drones impactd anyone on the basis or any u.s.h assets they are make that both and the u.k. have launched an investigation wha t happened. >> i won't get into force protection measures and we of course maintain the right to defend ourselves if we deemed something to be a threat.au thbut again, we will work with local authorities.nt >> we don't know the origins of the drones but it is worthus pointing out the incident took place the day after ukraine used american-provided long-range missiles to hit targets iny russiathn territory, brian peris bill in the worlaul,d is getting more dangerous by the day, jeff paul,

bases in the u.k. this happened what happened throughout the last week. jeffis in our west coast newsroom right now. jeff? >> yeah, brian, sounds like not run-of-the-mill drones at hobbyists would use. at the moment unclear if they present or presented a possible hostile intent. incidents are alarming. swarms of unidentified drones were spotted last week at four different u.s. military bases in the u.k. and these are bases that house f-15 and f-35 fighter jets. pentagon press secretary major general pat ryder doesn't believe the drones impacted anyone on the bases or any assets there both the u.s. and u.k. have launched investigations surrounding what happened. >> well, i won't get into force protection measures, we of course always pain taken the right to defend ourselves if we deem something to be a threat. but, again, we'll continue to work with the local post nation authorities there. >> we don't know the origin of the drones. it is worth pointing out the incident took place just a day after ukraine used american provided long range missiles to hit targets

jeff ranieri tracking a little bit of rain tonight. we'll show you where this is headed. also, take a real close look at those cold temperatures and the emergency. the latino community foundation is based in san francisco. its ceo is former secretary of housing and urban development julian castro, who sounded the alarm on the consequences of mass deportations. secretary castro, who is a stanford alum, spoke with nbc's damian trujillo for this week's episode of comunidad del valle. it would rip apart families. it would decimate the american economy. and if history is our judge based on the past and other operations like this, including operation, which happened many decades ago. there are even legal residents and american citizens that could possibly get caught up in this kind of mass deportation action. well, we'll continue to do a lot of the great work that we're doing. but of course, we feel a sense of urgency right now, especially to support organizations, nonprofits that are working with immigrant communities, for example, already we've approved six planning grants to support nonprofit organizations in different parts of california that serve immigrant communities directly and that

base case too? that they are going to take this window to front load? jeff has not been in the november and december expectations. the fed has done a pretty good job saying we are going to front load. there is a debate about whether 50 was a mistake or not. let's put that to the side. it is really about the ford-looking 2026 path. that has been repriced. the story going into next year will be the fed talking about, we have gotten started here in terms of normalization. we don't have to go quite as fast because away from today's data, the economic data, yesterday's data is much stronger than the fears over a very restrictive fed policy would otherwise say. they can kind of pull back. everyday talk about every other meeting. that is kind of in the price, so i think the fed has got itself in a better place. we are going to get the frontloaded cuts. 50 last time, 25, 20 five, and then we will see where the data goes and where the debate on how restrictive are we? the economic data has held up well. this is a downside disappointment, but the labor markets have be

base and having to decide by consensus, makes practically impossible to reach that career resolutions on the roads main problems with, with the presence of the united states and europe encounters beside jeff. and for example, any serious discussion about the past, due building, i'm due to pull a bill, so and sustainable will border is book. it's a may have been this kind of main thing is the see it the, it was many in both and leaders have the missing the have the opportunity. i'll be laughter, a meeting all in a wake. i mean, it's easier to have just kind of mid thing between this, this shapes of government and the state, but i don't think that they did 20. it is more than that. well, from us in the studio, just for the saw, it is provide arguments here on all to press cool, well page strong his team, pick some model. this means american foreign policy. you enjoy the the hello and welcome to cross that bull horns. were all things are considered on people about one of the most important victims of politics is personnel is policy. given donald trump's growing list of unorthodox appointments. this difficult to discern what foreign policy his administration will pursue, change or continuity,

base and having to decide bike of sciences makes practically impossible to reach that career resolutions on the roads main problems with, with the presence of the united states and europe encounters beside jeff and for example, any serious discussion about the fast to building i'm due to pull up bill. so and sustainable world or the is book it's a may have been yeah, yeah, it's pretty good, commented right there. but no meantime, you know, they're pretty, as you say, pretty standard things being talked about, of a g 20. nothing really crazy coming out of it and maybe expectations, ah, that's really going to be the anticlimax of it all. but look, the african union has now being invited as a permanent member of the g 20 people keep talking about, you know, giving the developing nations in the global south allowed a voice. so judging thing a big fan of it, is it a big deal? the african union is, you know, joining the g 20 and i believe that this is a purely symbolic, this easy to also see both have they importance. they do 20 does not have come sentences and instruments to address advocates of the development and depend the range of discounts and by the great western powers which refused to com

in 2021 and i like jeff but i'm telling you this is not what ceos should be doing they should worry about shareholders doing stuff within the ethics and legality in hiring people based on meritocracy standards not gei and if they do that they may be able to tap in to the economy coming under trump it'll be an interesting economy. yes smart people running it, a.i. will be pushed, crypto will be pushed or at least it's not going to be held back from a regulatory standpoint. here's one thing that'll be pushed the revolving door between corporation in the white house i think that is gone and that's a good thing we don't need a liberal board cat working in various agencies. i think there is going to be this is a reckoning in terms of what's going on in corporate america and waukomis. the last part of my book foreshadow the whole thing, now it's on overdrive and i'll tell you if you jamie dimon and you want to be a platinum member of the human rights campaign a left-wing far left group that's for transitioning children almost. he does he's a platinum member. i believe they gave money, i asked his prg to give money to the human rights campaign which essentially has gone ou

jeff was the longtime bartender. and we'd sit down, he would bring us a couple drinks. one afternoon, we're down there, cubs games on the tv, up in the and some construction worker guy, based on the way he was dressed, was sitting down at the other end of the bar. and those were the only people in there. the minute mike walked in, guy shirts going, oh, look big shot, big shot mike, great. give you. oh, i'm so fortunate to be here. i can't believe i'm in the same bar. and so jeff over and says you want to get to this guy i've been drinking here all day. i'll throw out mike goes, man, never mind. never. so we finish our drink quickly and the guy keeps keeps at it. big man, you look so much smaller in person than you do in your column and balder, too. you're a lot balder or and for some reason doesn't even seem to be getting upset. i'm getting upset after about 10 minutes, this guy walks over toward us and as i used to do those days, because if i were to get a barroom fight, no one would care if mike did. walter jacobs would be in his pants. and that just that. yeah, so he comes over, i go. come on. what are you doing? leave us alone. we're just trying to have a quiet drink.