well we're here on 5th avenue and manhattan outside of the building where jeff bezos owns 4 floors of luxury apartments. and right out here. as you can see, we're seeing representatives of labor unions and progressive community activist groups who are assembling to demand the recognition of a union at the amazon warehouses now among the crowd, our amazon workers allies of the labor movement, progressive activists, et cetera. all highlighting the conditions of the amazon warehouses on demanding better treatment for the workers. here is some of what was in the call made for actions against jeff bezos on black friday. what is traditionally a top shopping holiday in the united states? the pandemic has exposed how amazon place is profits, head of work, as society and our planet amazon takes too much and gives back to little. the make amazon pay coalition is demanding higher wages for amazon's employees. an end to the worker surveillance policies extended sick leave and improvement of anti coated measures, an end to casual employment status and representation for the union. and they want am

the 5th avenue tracking an accident. look at that condition still pretty green.ing pretty nicely through it. there heading across towards the peninsula. little under 14 minutes out here. highway one southbound north of point reyes had a little road at the point reyes station, all lanes are closed here because of a downed tree and some wires will have more weather and traffic coming up. we'll be right back after the break. woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months after just two doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, such as fevers, sweats, chills, muscle aches, or coughs or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ woman: talk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. people today... they could spend half their lives

crews were hard at work today setting up the menorah on 5th avenue and 59th street near central park hanukkah celebrations in new york. the giant menorah part of a campaign launched in 1973 to bring more awareness of hanukkah. organizers say this year's hanukkah message. we'll focus on joy hanukkah begins sunday night. september 28th and it lasts 8 days. but we promise this a little earlier. so we're going to deliver question what your favorite parts of the holiday season. the the food might seeing family and friends are getting gifts. everybody has a different answer. there. but a new study reveals what people like. to dislike most about the holidays that thing you like to apparently it's having to wrap gifts. i'm with you on 2 1% of americans polled vicki was among say they take it happening. and 51% say they would rather pay to get gifts wrapped professionally. another thing people apparently do not like about the holidays secret they they hate being roped into the gift exchange because they never know what to get their designated person. more than half of the people who responded

when we marched on 5th avenue to demonstrate our commitment and had $24.00 seventh's security water view, and pay is $1800.00 less per month. and similar digs outside the base, typical receiving all the benefits. well, hair on fire streaming injustice, pathetic do as i say. and not as i do, how can any serious person vote for him? williams, he's currently running for new york state governors of public advocates and seen as a watchdog for new yorkers as well as his push to defend the police. you was also a leader of the brooklyn marches during the george floyd protests williams also threatened to block the city budget when demands to reduce the n y p. d. 's funding weren't met back in 2020. but williams representative however said that the reason for such a choice is cost as the base off is relatively cheap housing in the area. adding that his policies on public safety have stood for decades and did not change with his new address. however, he's being called out for wanting army level security while making new york streets less safe. sometimes you can't make these things up. here. you hav

and we marched on 5th avenue that demonstrated our commitment and has 247 security water view and pays $1800.00 less per month. and similar dicks outside the base, typical receiving all the benefits. well, hair on fire, screaming justice, pathetic. do as i say. and not as i do. how can any serious person vote for him or williams is that representative? however, to say that the reason for such a choice is costas thea based is off a relatively cheap housing claim. say that his policies on public safety have stood for decades and did not change with his new address. however, he is being called, act fil, wanting army level security, while making new york streets less safe. sometimes you can't make these things up here. you have a man who swears that the problem in america and in particular in new york is that there's too much law enforcement. it's too easy in his mind in order to, to get protected. and yet, as he is advocated, nearly a $1000000000.00 was taken out of the in white pd budget, while crime steadily increased, an increase and escalated to now, it has, along with the pandemic, d

and we marched our 5th avenue to demonstrate our commitment and has 247 security water view and pays $1800.00 less per month. and similar digs outside the base, typical receiving all the benefits, while hair on fire, screaming, injustice, pathetic. do as i say. and not as i do how come any serious person vote for him or williams he's currently running for new york state governor is a public advocate and seen as a watchdog for many new yorkers as well as his push to defun the police. he was also a leader of the brooklyn marches during the joy george floyd protests williams also threatened to block the city budget when demands to reduce the m y p. these funding were not met in 2020 williams is representative, however, does say that the reason for such a choice is cost as the base does offer relatively cheap housing in the area. adding that his policies on public safety have stood for decades and did not change with his new address. however, he's been called out for wanting army level security while making new york streets less safe. sometimes you can't make these things up. here you ha

you don't realize 5th avenue is uphill when you're in a cab, but when you're running, you do. assure you that. i leaned in for a kiss from his wife, tracy, and he was like whoa, whoa, that's a lot of sweat. and what's really cool, yesterday we zoomed into their meeting at the fox foundation and i was able to present to michael and to the entire staff that does such great work that check for $500,000 >> so proud of you >> willie, that's awesome. >> and how are you recovering, willie it's so incredible that you did this so many training alone and in isolation. it's like here is a moment we're all celebrating, but this was literally years you trained. >> yeah, you know, that worked to my advantage. i did train alone, a lot of long runs in the woods. and when i got there, these crowds, tens of thousands of people willing you along, that was a huge advantage to me because the point at 20 miles or so where you're not sure if you can keep going, you come around the corner and there's a massive crowd screaming. there was one sign, i told hoda, that said willie, we love you, and then f

southern california where an unknown number of suspects tried to break into the louis baton and saks 5th avenue stores in beverly hills c overnight. this happened around 1230 this morning. beverly hills police are saying nothing was taken from either store. but there are few smash windows from the suspects failed break-in attempts. investigators have not made any arrests as of right now and they have no suspect descriptions. also in southern california, stray bullet struck and killed a 13 year-old boy while he was playing video games in his home. the shooting happened just after 6 on saturday in pasadena, the boy was pronounced dead at the scene. and so far police believe that he or anyone else in the home was not the intended. target. >> meanwhile, take a look at this chp and san francisco fire crews working together today on a water rescue. the fire department says that they had to pull 2 people from the water. there's no word on exactly how they ended up there. but officials say they are expected to be okay. kron 4 staying on top of a developing story tonight from wisconsin where more than 2

. >> we do have an accident does in oakland, a southbound 8.80, south, a 5th avenue.80, but also 5 80's. well, you might want to take international. also seen some delays along 13 as you're traveling there heading into the city right now. what you do reach the maze. a little under 20 minutes for your drive. time to make that commute. winds are still high gusty as you're traveling along the bay bridge here in hercules westbound for 80 west right here. we've got an accident that has been here and we are seeing delays along all the ways you're traveling through berkeley in hayward heading out of richmond across or sandra fell a little under 14 minutes for a drive time. there. an improvement along highway 4 just a little under 17 minutes traveling from one 60 along to 2.42 darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 51 the time governor gavin newsom has opened up now about why he abruptly suddenly canceled his trip to the united nations climate summit in scotland that we just talked about like yeah, we our local people there that he is not because originally said i

how trump put our national security at risk with the efforts of his son-in-law to refinance 666 5th avenueited states attacking qatar, where we have our most important military base in the middle east, and aiding the saudis who did end up ultimately helping the kushner family. the profiteering that went on here, particularly by jared kushner and ivanka trump, is just extraordinary. in any previous administration, would have been dominant front page news day after day after day. yet, a lot of this was sort of lost in the background, brianna. >> yeah. you make it clear, look, this was not, obviously, to the benefit of the united states and its position in the world. it was to the benefit of the trump family for sure. david cay johnston, fascinating read. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> the demonization of anthony fauci escalating. this time it is a fox host comparing him to the nazi angel of death doctor. we have a reality check ahead. >>> plus, one of history's greatest golfers says he will never play full time again. tiger woods breaks his silence after that horrible

. >> southbound 8.80, south of 5th avenue here in oakland. but it's also pretty slow long, 5.80 as well. so i would say maybe international if you're trying to get through 13. we're seeing some improvement along there as you're traveling this morning heading into the city. a little under 22 minutes for your drive time still high winds. it's been pretty gusty along the bay ridge all throughout the morning. hopefully we're starting to see the roadways and conditions start to dry out just a little bit because earlier things are really damp and wet out in hercules. you still have an accident westbound for to that 80 connector. and we were starting to see delays along 5, 1880, all the way down to san pablo richmond berkeley as you're traveling there a little under 15 heading richmond tore sanner leave you with a look at highway 4 traveling from one 62 to 42 a little under 16 minutes. darya james, back to you. thanks right let's get to a big story that we're following this morning a former raider star henry ruggs is back in court in las vegas is fa

they didn't go to the game, they would take sides and you would find people walking up and down 5th avenueme people wore orange and black for princeton, others wore blue for yale. it became a big deal. new yorkers are trendsetters, and soon, thanksgiving day games were being played in other parts of the country, and by 1893, by one count, there were 5000 thanksgiving day games being played across america. these would be high school games, college games and a local football team. the idea was that people would go to the game in the morning and then come home and have a good dinner. some of these thanks giving championship games are still happening. there is one in boston, i believe that has been going for more than 100 years. host: ronald is waiting next out of miami, florida. you are on with melanie kirkpatrick. caller: good morning, happy thanksgiving to everybody. two points. the one about critical race theory, that is something that is taught at the graduate level. it is not even taught at high schools or even college-level. it is graduate-level classes. it is nothing more than the stud

avenue. earlier this month. walgreens will close its 5th store at 3500 cesar chavez street on wednesday taking away 5 of that. busy locations. it's probably going to make a dent not >> for simers but also boosters. >> with children ages 5 to 11 now eligible for the vaccine in all adults now able to get a booster shot infectious disease specialist at ucsf. doctor peter chin. hong worries about the impact these store closures will have on people getting their vaccines. we took a look at available appointments in the city on monday and many stores had plenty of open time slots throughout the rest of this week. doctor peter chin-hong says it's less about appointment, availability right now been very lukewarm in california in general. >> there's been no rush to walgreens. in some techniques have been kids come in. they offer the grandparents boosters which has been up is that from the first rush of the initial vaccines and more about access issues. you want to meet people where they are with vaccines. we've seen that really play out in an import

avenue. earlier this month. walgreens will close its 5th store at 3500 cesar chavez street on wednesday taking away 5 of that. >> busy locations. it's probably going to make a dent, not just a first timers but also fo boosters. >> with children ages 5 to 11 now eligible for the vaccine in all adults now able to get a booster shot infectious disease specialist at ucsf. doctor peter chin. hong worries about the impact these store closures will have on people getting their vaccines. we took a look at available appointments in the city on monday and many stores had plenty of open time slots throughout the rest of this week. doctor peter chin-hong says it's less about appointment, availability right now been very lukewarm in california in general. >> there's been no rush to walgreens. in some techniques have been kids come in. they offer the grandparents boosters which has been up is that from the first rush of the initial vaccines and more about access issues. you want to meet people where they are with vaccines. we've seen that really play out

avenue. earlier this month. walgreens will close its 5th store at 3500 cesar chavez street on wednesday taking away 5 of that. busy locations. >> it's probably going to make a dent, not just a for simers but also fo boosters. >> with children ages 5 to 11 now eligible for the vaccine in all adults now able to get a booster shot infectious disease specialist at ucsf. doctor peter chin. hong worries about the impact these store closures will have on people getting their vaccines. we took a look at available appointments in the city on monday and many stores had plenty of open time slots throughout the rest of this week. doctor peter chin-hong says it's less about appointment, availability right now been very lukewarm in california in general. >> there's been no rush to walgreens. in some techniques have been one kids come in. they offer the grandparents boosters which has been up is that from the first rush of the initial vaccines and more about access issues. you want to meet people where they are with vaccines. we've seen that really play o

avenue down here to martin elementary school. and this is all because 4 years ago at this school, a 5th grade class decided why isn't there ruby bridges day that is beyond us and they've decided we're going to make it happen because we heard from the teacher earlier. you have a teacher like that, you're inupired and you want to do something mr carlino. she said what are you going to do about it. you know, ruby bridges, she stood up. she walked to school every day, even though people were yelling racial slurs at her threatening her and she still walk to school. what are you going to do about it. guess what they did. they went to the school board. they went to the county. >> and then they work to senator becker and they got this approved on a statewide level to have ruby bridges day honoring this little 6 year-old who is a civil rights icon seem a little kids with their signs saying we walk with ruby bridges has been just a beautiful thing to see. we caught up with the teacher who really inspired this, all the students who years is currently no to from her. now. it's really powerful to see what this has become. but the children knew tha