we can't forget that the political analysts, mike cooper and mike, as always, we appreciate your analysis. thank you. great estate, you're good. like what donald trump's when last week sent the value of bitcoin through the roof. the crypto currency hit get another all time high in monday, trading, following your record breaking weeks. donald trump, as we know, is a big supporter. he has budget and makes the united states the world's crypto capital. the trump used to be quite skeptical of bitcoin and other crypto currencies, but his tone has changed during his latest campaign for the white house, trump didn't praise crypto going as far as to buy burger sports fans and paid with bit calling. vegas. trump has also recently joined the crypto scene with his own platform with liberty financial . it was much ridiculed, but has helped to trump position himself as the trip to president. what does it mean? experts are hoping for lose the regulation that have also been criticisms that the way the securities and exchange commission going off to a number of crib type funds. and that appears to be a wi

we can't forget that the political analysts, mike cooper and mike, as always, we appreciate your analysis. thank you. credit speak your good like well, ever since donald trump one last week she was election, the value of bitcoin has been going through the roof, the crypt occurring. so you hit get another all time high in monday, trading following a record breaking week. donald trump is a big supporter, and it's pledged to make the united states the world's crypto capital. a donald trump used to be quite skeptical of bitcoin and other crypto currencies. but his tone has changed during his latest campaign for the white house. trump didn't praise crypto going as far as to buy burger sports fans and paid with big calling. trump has also recently joined the criptos, the in with his own platform with liberty financial. it was much ridiculed, but has helps trump position himself as the crypto president. what does it mean? experts are hoping for lose a regulation that have also been criticisms that the way the securities and exchange commission going off to a number of crypt type problems. and th

mike cooper and gentlemen get that, have you with this? i should let our viewers know they're going to be with us for several hours tonight . yeah. and so i hope people have the coffee brewing. what do you expect that what can we expect to not know? well, i was in the us in 2020. it took a road trip across the country and talked to literally hundreds of voters and i had the feeling that trump was gonna win that election just because of the kind of passion that a lot of the supporters have for him. but it still have that passion, but trump didn't win last time. and i was wrong about that. so i, it's really anybody's guess who's going to win this election. trump really is up in step by some standards at the peak of his power, at least for his supporters, that he has the highest favorability index since he's been on the political scene. so he has that going for him, but again, by them beat them last time and it's a lot of people say the us wants to move on from, from mike, what do you say? i think the way the most likely going to say a very c

we are not cooperating with that madness. >> mike: pastor cory brooks is impacting neighborhoods withd crime is on the rise. the venezuelan gang has surfaced. a mayor with an approval rating in the teens does not speak for people who want safe streets. >> we cannot allowed in the city of chicago the mayor to speak on our behalf . >> mike: leaders from new york to la have promised to resist for the denver mayor said his freedom is on the line. >> would you be afraid to go to jail for these things? >> i'm not afraid of that. >> he is afraid to go to jail and i am not afraid to put them in jail. >> mike: 50,000 migrants overwhelm shelters the last two years. winter weather is here in the city could have less money. stephen all right mike tobin in chicago thank you. supporters of legalize recreational marijuana are eager to see with the incoming trump team is going to do about this highly divisive political issue. mike emanuel reports from here and washington d.c. tonight. >> mike: 30 percent of adults in washington d.c. use marijuana and the district of columbia second to vermont and con

>> laura: wait a second, didn't obama have bradley cooper mike usher?k was that biden thing and who showed u p for that? >> oh, no, that was aretha but now laura, to decode terms. that was after two code terms. this thing is like truncated term.he the sequel couldn't win. so come on! she could have paid the manma tribute for stepping aside. >> laura: she is on her way back, by the way, on her way back from hawaii. >> i will be covering that all night and watching on my laptop. with america set to gorge themselves at thanksgiving academic thanksgiving day tables, they may want to look theyinto a college course.mary a course called and told them fact studies, fatness, blackness and intersections. >> laura: what? >> why are they injecting race into this discussion. 60% difference between black and hispanic obesity according tonu the cdc and the rest of thes no population isn't far behind.ond, >> laura: wait a second, is it gorge yourself? >> will you correct me and hit the grammar? come on, we have got to go! described the courses. >> laura: examine fatnes

mike. and the weather is cooperating today. yeah, it looks really good. as of now. the wind is fairly calm, but we are expecting higher winds as we go into today. and that's the reason for the microclimate weather alert. it's warming up nicely in walnut creek at 70 right now. the wind coming in from the north at 14mph. and then in san jose it's 68 degrees 61 in palo alto. and 62 in san francisco. this is where we're headed for today. temperature wise, it looks great. it will be 75 in martinez and 75 in napa, much of the north bay, while san francisco's warmest temperature will be at about 71 and 75. in morgan hill, as well as concord and 73 in dublin tomorrow. not much of a change, just maybe slightly cooler in parts of the inland valleys, but it will still be windy and we're at times getting some clouds rolling in that we can see on the radar and satellite all coming off of a storm system in an area of low pressure well to the north of us. but our weather is more influenced by this high pressure to the south. so that pressure gradient is what's going to make it ver

up the heat by cutting federal funding to cities who are refusing to cooperate with immigration officials. senior correspondent mike reports live from chicago. happy thanksgiving, mike. >> happy thanksgiving to you. and as you are getting to, the stage is set for a showdown on century cities like chicago. the trump administration wants cooperations to get illegals off the street. then you have people incoming border czar tom homan coming out and saying federal funds will be stripped away from cities that do not cooperate with the partition efforts. in cash-strapped chicago, can't get anything passed because property tax that he won't help with deportations. >> we are not going to cooperate. we are not going to ask our police force to serve as i.c.e. agents. we are not going to do that peered we are working hard to restore confidence with community and policing. why would we put police officers in a position where the community can't trust them? we are not cooperating with that madness. >> reverend cory brooks works in the neighborhoods impacted by the crush of illegal immigrants, where homeless shelters are overwhe

we are not cooperating with those efforts that actually threaten the safety of everyone by causing widespread fear of. >> mikerespondent, mike tobin, but the latest, good morning, mike. >> good morning, mike if ever sanctuary cities like chicago claire laid the trump administration wants cooperation. you have incoming border czar tom homan said that funds will be stripped away from the cities that do not cooperate. cash-strapped chicago where the mayor cannot get a budget passed keeps raising the taxes, he defends resistance by chicago police will not act as i.c.e. agents and he is protecting new arrivals. >> we will do everything in our power to protect people in the city. so in other words, we will do whatever is necessary. >> it is not just chicago. leader stamper, los angeles, new york promise lack of proper cooperation and tom homan said the finance will come with the cost. >> message say that people will get in our way. they will stop us from doing what we do this enforcement operation and i said a hundred times this week, do not cross that line. this is a felony to not only harbor immigration authoriti

mike amesbury had said he had felt threatened and agreed to cooperate with cheshire police.d a statement which i will read to you now. he said, i have today been summoned to court to face a charge of common assault following an incident in frodsham last month which was, as he puts it, deeply regrettable. he goes on to say that this is an ongoing case so he will not be commenting any further. a court date is yet to be set. iain watson in _ court date is yet to be set. iain watson in westminster, thank you. at least a0 people have been killed in israeli air strikes in eastern lebanon, according to the lebanese health ministry. the israeli military said the strikes hit operatives and infrastructure of the iran—backed group hezbollah. lebanon's culture minister said one of the strikes seriously damaged an ottoman—era building in the vicinity of a unesco world heritage site. eu scientists say global warming is likely to make this year the hottest on record. temperatures are expected to be 1.5 degrees above the pre—industrial average. a volcano in indonesia has erupted for the sec

mike. >> reporter: high martha you got the governor of massachusetts and mayor of boston both said they won't cooperateportation of illegals now we have the rep -- revelation of the allegedly harmful immigrants walking around massachusetts. the state republican chair issued a statement reading in part when our state's top leaders go on television to proclaim massachusetts will protect illegal immigrants and refused to cooperate with ice they send a dangerous message that invites more of this behavior into our community. the cases are in guatemala men who entered illegally in 2020. detained but released with a notice to appear arrested for the of a child in february this year. his iced detainer was not honored so when he made bail he walked free. picked up by a sega november 12th. a brazilian man alexander was a fugitive from brazil with a conviction for a child and a 14 year sentence. he fled to the u.s. in 2022 and was released with the notice to repair. he was a fugitive until last monday. a former supervisor said these men illustrate the kind of risk sanctuary cities and states create. >> win you ha

massachusetts governor said her state would close and absolutely not cooperate with president trumps efforts to secure the border. mike has the latest from chicago. >> three people in the us illegally came in contact with authorities but walked free the records and allegations establish a threat to the public it happened where you mention the governor promise not to cooperate with the incoming administration to get people like this out of the country. >> the massachusetts state police assist in mass deportations? >> no. absolutely not. the key is that every tool in the toolbox is going to be used to protect our citizens and our residents and our states and certainly to hold the line on democracy and the rule of law. spent with the first case is a guatemalan charged with rape of a child by force indecent assault and battery he was arrested november 12 in great barrington massachusetts he entered the united states illegally september 24, 2020 was released with a notice to appear before a judge he was arrested for the rape of a child in february 2024 the ice detainer was ignored so he made bail he walked through a brazil

mike, now for common ground? to protest nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan, china broke off all of its cooperation on fentanyl: tariffsoutrageous. >> bret: in tonight's "common ground" segment, we look at bipartisan efforts to make sure the u.s. is ready to take on china on a number of fronts, fentanyl, across the economic front and possibly a potential war in the indo-pacific. joining us no, i do not are michigan republican congressman jong molnar, chairman of the house select. and rodge gentleman krishnamoorthi the top democrat on that panel. i want to talk first about this possibility of war object we want to do as a country everything to avoid that you all did basically a test. a run through, a war game simulation in which chinese forces essentially won. how did that go? >> what we learned in a protracted war, our defense industrial base does not have the resources it needs to win that war. it's stretched thin, with different regional conflicts around the world. and we need to make sure we shore up so that we can win a war if it were ever necessary. >> bret: congressman krishinamoorthi i asome make this successful

safe state where the governor just promised not to cooperate with the income administration's federal efforts to enforce immigration laws. >> gillian: mike tobin in chicago for us thank you. bring in oklahoma republican senator tom langford. thank you for taking time with us this morning. let's kick it off and talk about the problem of migrant crime and border crisis along the southern border. what are you making of the president's nominees so far and his proposed border policy? >> the border policy from the biden administration is reaping the fruit we all said it would reap and why i continue to ring the bell over and over again on the border and be able to say not just folks coming in to work. we don't know if they are fleeing justice or if they are fleeing poverty. no idea. right now the biden administration is not filtering those but alloying everyone in. a great frustration for the american people as they spoke out loudly during the election. they want this to stop and should stop immediately. we'll continue to be able to find every way we can to target first criminal aliens, there are thousands and thousands of them that are now in

. >> good morning, mike that show down and sanctuary cities like chicago as the trump administration is looking for cooperationget illegals off of the street. you have incoming orders are, tom homan, funds will be stripped away from those who do not cooperate deportation efforts. like chicago where the mayor cannot raise property taxes ma or brandon johnson will not help with deportations. >> we are not going to cooperate. we will not ask police force to service i.c.e. agents. we will not do that. we are working hard to restore confidence with community and policing. why would we put police officers in a position where the community cannot trust them? we are not cooperating with that. >> reverend cory brooks works in the neighborhoods impacted by the crash of the illegal migrants and homeless shelters overwhelmed and residents impacted by the rising crime. mayor johnson is so unpopular, he doesn't have the right or ability to speak for what chicagoans want. >> we cannot allow in the city of chicago at the mayor to speak on behalf because he does not speak on the behalf of the people. who he only has 14% approv

cooperating without investigation. >> martha: it has not been dropped, do think mike johnston would drop it?the other note is it takes time to go to the confirmation of process. he is one of the tougher ones, with every single senator, i think would clearly vote matt gaetz. think he would have to win over republicans there, as long as he is still a member they, my understanding is the ethics investigation will continue. he has an uphill battle. >> martha: today was as a leader of south cota senator elevated to leader, i want to go back, what you said was very interesting, we do sometimes see, anxious to work with the incoming president-elect trump to make sure his agenda moves forward, we want to be the wheels i turned all of that for him. but sometimes there is sort of a person that does not make it over, is it in a negotiation process, we level these appointments but we will not give you that one? >> that is not the first task i don't think that senator finn wants to have, it's really tricky nominees, he has to try to get his caucus behind to pick and it is somebody that actually mags or n

massachusetts governor said her state would not cooperate with president-elect trump's deportation plans. then there's denver, sanctuary city mayor miken vowing to combat trump's immigration policy, saying he will station denver police at the county line to physically block trump's immigration officers from entering the city. he believes that tens of thousands of denver residents would block deportation efforts in a tiananmen square moment. so the laken riley murder and the horrific trial we watched this week is not enough for them. joining me now is congresswoman beth van duyne. congresswoman, your reaction? >> you know, look, i have to ask mayor mike, what kind of special stupid are you not to recognize what's happening in your city? just down the street in aurora, colorado, you had an apartment complex that was taken over by these vei venezuelan gang membes who are in the country illegally. they were harassing, they were terrorizing the residents there. look at the city in dallas where you have venezuelan gangs illegally here, criminal illegal aliens who went to a woman's house, kidnapped her in her garage, violently beat her and t

mike? reporter: liz, governor of massachusetts and mayor of boston both said they will not cooperate with theillegals. now we have the revelation of allegedly harmful illegal immigrants walking around massachusetts. the state republican cherish used a statement reading in part when our states top leaders go on television to proclaim massachusetts will protect illegal immigrants and refuse to cooperate with i.c.e. they send a dangerous message that invites more behavior into our communities. the cases are a guatemalan man. and he detained by released with a notice to appear. arrested for the rape of a child in february of this year. his i.c.e. detainer was not honored so when he made bail he walked free. picked up by i.c.e. again november 12. a brazilian man was a fugitive from brazil with a conviction for raping a child in a 14 year sentence and he fled to the us in 2022 was released with a notice to appear and a fugitive until last monday. former i.c.e. supervisor says these men illustrate the risk sanctuary cities and states create. >> you have these states bucking back against trump they a

cooperation, and development. however, for indonesia, this bit comes with medical dilemma. the country has never shields away when it comes to its support for pal of size. and that trust mike cost is you're able to object to indonesia always see the entry as in asia also refuses to normalize relations with israel. but what breaks nature does not need to choose between sides as bricks. fiery type collaboration over a competition or indonesia, which value it's independence, foreign policy, correct offers. it's a space on the global stage. the reporting from jakarta for our team to stay with us here on our to international up next on world. depart asana. speak with palo. know diarra batista, the former executive director of the international monetary fund, of the hello and welcome to was a part that we want you to forecast and steer in global development in the server has long been one of the west main competitive advantages, allowing you to ride the wave of ever increasing influence until 2009 when the global financial crisis push the united states to.

cooperation, and development. however, for indonesia, this bit comes with medical dilemma. the country has never shields away when it comes to its support for pal of size. and that trust mike cost is you're able to object to indonesia, always see the entry. and that as given asia also refuses to normalize relations with israel. but what breaks nature does not need to choose between sides as bricks prioritize, collaboration over a competition or indonesia, which value is independence, foreign policy? correct offers. it's a space on the global stage. there are gonna be the reporting from jakarta for r t that so for me, my colleagues, nicky, are, and we'll be here to keep you abreast of everything from a 8 p. m local time here in most go because it's enjoy the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify all confused who really wants a better wills and is it just as a chosen few. fractured images presented is 1st. can you see through their illusion going underground can 1941. the radical right wing style show will be nice. ation seized power and form the ind

cooperation is mutually beneficial in nature. no one will win a trade war or tariff war. joining me now is nebraska congressman, mikeuse financial services committee. congress plan, good to see you. thank you for being here. and it's great to see you again. i want to get your take on the reaction from these countries to president trump's tariffs threats. there was a tweet yesterday that said mexican president announces she is stopping the migrant caravans from arriving at the u.s. southern border after trump's tariff threat. the announcement came only after 12 hours after the president said it. but now we're seeing that the transcript of her comments, she's bakely saying look, the caravans aren't even going to the u.s. anymore. do you have any sense of how mexico is responding? will they in fact get on board with helping to stop some of this illegal activity at the border? >> well, it's in their security interest and in their national security interest and in their financial security interest, yes. isn't it refreshing to have a president paying attention to what's coming into our country and be done with this idea t

mike pereira. it is an army that makes us look good every week. here we go. the game on the line. giants trying to get it back. cooper rush to throw it. far side. catch that was by brandin cooks! it is a first down for dallas! risky but it worked. >> tom: wow. what a catch. a plus plus from one of my favorite players. just what they needed. cooper rush making a nice throw. only where he died could get it. it doesn't quite end the game but it makes it almost impossible. brandin cooks is the most dependable player on the field at this point. >> kevin: dallas will take a knee. there is nothing the giants can do. the cowboys on a thanksgiving at home beat the rivals the giants, 27-10. 27-20 i should say. eight straight wins against the giants. a rivalry they have dominated recently. smiles for mike mccarthy. a lot of heroes for dallas today. dowdle, micah parsons, demarvion overshown. they were great. >> tom: a lot of positives from the cowboys today. still with that fight. again, that resilience is always challenged in the nfl. i don't care if it is thanksgiving, you have to show up every week to play. micah parsons, overshown, brandin cooks comin

cooper listen, wherever you get your podcasts jr. is health and human services secretary republicans like former vice president mike pence, who denouncedbortion for democrats, it's about kennedy's conspiracy theories about vaccines. there's also public debate about something he stated days before the election about what would happen if the president elect won, quote, on january 20th, the trump white house will advise all u.s. water systems to remove fluoride from public water. fluoride is an industrial waste associated with arthritis, bone fractures, bone cancer iq loss, neurodevelopmental disorders, and thyroid disease. president trump and first lady melania trump want to make america healthy again? no fluoride, which local governments began adding to water supplies in 1945, is added in small quantities to help prevent cavities the american academy of pediatrics, the american dental association and cdc continue to support it but recent studies have raised questions about the potential health risks and the degree to which fluoride is helpful in september, a federal judge decided there is sufficient evidence to warrant the epa investiga

cooperate with i.c.e. because it's a sanctuary county. there's a lot of policy that needs to change here to actually have a functioning immigration system. >> congressman mike lawler, thank you, and congratulations on your re-election. karen finney is back with me. this time with republican mark lauder. thanks to both for being here. mark, congratulations. you just heard congressman lawler talking about trump's promise to deport people who are here illegally. let's take the violent criminals off the board because obviously, i don't think anybody cares. they should not be in this country to begin with. but we're talking about potentially tens of millions of people in this country illegally. some who are married to american citizens. some who have children who are american citizens. many have jobs and entire industries, especially agriculture and tourism, depend upon them. do you really think there's going to be a round up of all 20 million of them in the next four years to expel them all? >> obviously, i don't speak to the president-elect. or his administration or transition. but i think you prioritize. you talk about the felons and criminals. i think next a

forest, his administration as mike pointed out is working if peru to azerbaijan to brazil all in an effort to so lid pie global economic ties. you know, stability and cooperation here at home in january. and that was especially apparent on the sidelines of the recent apec conference in peru where mr. biden held his last bilateral meeting with his chinese counterpart, president xi jinping. the two men urging caution for the potential for deteriorating relations between beijing and washington and stressing the need for open communication. quoting the president now, these conversations prevent miscalculations, and they ensure the competition between our two countries will not veer into conflict. the stop in peru where china is opening a major port if project just part of an ambitious international agenda that'll see the the president crisscrossing the globe in the coming days including the g20 the where economic cooperation and global stability remain paramount concerns for the assembled. all this is happening, as you know, ahead of the president's return here to washington where he'll have to get to work immediately with congressional a lawmakers. that effort to

cooperative, but very unhappy. he willingly gave you his dna? yes. he willingly took the polygraphs. did he pass or fail? they were considered inconclusive. andrea canning (voiceover): mike suspicious, but he repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. and investigators had no evidence connecting him to brook's murder. however, they did have one ace up their sleeve. the results from brook's rape kit were in, and detectives believed that would be the key to identifying her killer. could it be the landlord? life has twists and curls. but you define them and make them bounce. tresemme flawless curls defining mousse. 24 hour. hydrating curl definition. style your life the way you want. ♪♪ tresemme, style your way. let me set the record straight. are people born wicked? or do they have wickedness thrust upon them? oh! -ah! [ laughter ] no need to respond. that was rhetorical. hm, hmm. andrea canning (voiceover): it was an uneasy autumn in vincennes, indiana. weeks had passed since the murder of university student brook baker with no arrests. dana winklepleck: over and over again, the police chief would say, we're not giving out much information on this case because we don't want to hur

mike amesbury has said he's continuing to cooperate with the police after being summoned to court overeeply regrettable incident , summoned to court over a deeply regrettable incident, and sir keir starmer is set to sign a deal with balkan nations today to target people smuggling gangs in hungary at the fifth eu summit, 46 european leaders will discuss issues including economic security as well as migration concerns. the prime minister has been holding bilateral meetings with european leaders today, including president zelenskyy . meanwhile, president zelenskyy. meanwhile, the summit will also address donald trump's win as the bloc focuses on how to accommodate the country's 47th president. the prime minister was once again asked on his view on their special relationship. >> i had a very good meeting with president elect trump a few weeks ago when we had dinner together in new york, and that was very positive, very constructive, as i think you know, and obviously i had a phone call with him last night, again, very positive, very constructive. and as i've said many, many times, the spec