cortez musto was seen as vulnerable, but she narrowly defeated her crump back to rival adam black salt. democrats are now turning their attention to run off in georgia next month, which could give them an outright majority in the senate. i earlier asked our washington correspondent to me so misconduct, if it was a surprising victory for the democrats. well, it is surprising. claire in a few ways, no nevada in particular, because this was the seat that democrats had actually expected to lose. captain cortez massa was considered the most embattled democrat in the senate in the country. it was a real battle for her to finish there and to hold on to her seat at we were actually in nevada, accompanying canvassers for the democrats, and they were facing stiff head, wet winds, on inflation. in particular, i saw them talked a working class voters who said their number one issue, hands down was inflation. but across the country and also in nevada, of course the democrats painted their republican opponents as extremists. and there was a fear of voting for republicans among many moderate voters.

s. senate catherine cortez mustard, narrowly defeated, her republican challenger. adam black salt in the border control of a house of representatives though is still undecided. shortly after the nevada result, president job piping reacted to the democrat when for so i tell you what, congratulations, this is sure. he's got a majority again. we're, this is now on georgia. feel good about where we are. and i know i'm a cockeyed optimist. i understand it really. i'm not surprised by the, i'm incredibly please. and i think it's a reflection of quality of our candidates in the they're all running on the same program when anybody wasn't running on what we did all stated this is sticky with. so i feel good. i'm looking forward to there couple years. the congolese army and rebels of battling for control of the town of k bomba in north keybo province. that's 25 kilometers from the regional capital gama. the closest, the armed group, m 23 has come to the city. the u. s. president says that lines of communication with china will stay open to ensure the 2 countries don't via into conflicts. joe b

senate after securing a seat in our zona, with almost 97 percent of the vote tallied republican adam black salt is leading the nevada race, but only by about 800 votes. so it's still a very close contest that football rebels takes us to brazil next to the look at the player. socrates in the 1980s corinthians, democracy movement that is coming up in just a minute. britton's beloved curry houses are in crisis. 2 in the dawn is shut down every way you to breakfast financial friday and the pad in 101 east investigate on al jazeera. ah, i'm going to do this on the montana also. it could be that there is also a module by the jew body defy value is on the i put a sub for both ford collision, but it is he did a poly and kwan die on battle, but you see be on the mccarthy a muck on the brute o hm. 40 chica a minute, uncle toby said he got was on it. you say back to believe it damn co energy that your media say parker. so put all this will be this. he did a city buried to the deep on the mccarthy danita. so, goddess capitain dorothy this our day acquaintance death. he ordered but it, you poison, i mi

incumbent in the vada senate, a catherine cortez musto narrowly defeated, her republican challenger, adam black salt, who was endorsed by former president donald trump. at us, michaela reports from washington. the results cast doubt on trump's influence over the posse. ah, the democrats seized control of the senate. catherine cortez musto, winston nevada, giving the democratic party, 50 seats, and with the casting boats at the vice president, a majority in the chamber. i'm not surprised by the turn out. i am incredibly please. i think it's a reflection of quality, of our candidates in the they're all running on the same program when anybody who wouldn't run in on what we did all stated sticky with. so i feel good. i'm looking forward to there couple years. republican adam lex, that becomes yet another trump supported candidate to lose. earlier the democratic party, one in the state of arizona were former estron or to mark kelly defeated, republican blake masters. i think that democrats have faced the central dilemma in this campaign. it became more and more obvious, and inflation was going to d

term election victory in nevada. catherine court is musto has defeated her republican opponent, adam black salt who was endorsed by donald trump. it means the democrats will continue to hold a majority in the senate for the remainder of president biden's term in office, caught his master's victory, is a huge win for democrats and a blow to republicans who had hope for a red wave to give them the balance of power in both the senate and the house of representatives. while democrats have now secured 50 seats in the senate, with the republicans at $49.00, a state of georgia is yet to be decided and are run off next month. but even if the republicans when they're democrats will so control the chamber, thanks to vice president comma harris. his tie, breaking vote was shortly after the nevada result was announced. the u. s. president reacted to the democrat when i tell you what, congratulations the senator schumer, he's got a majority again, and we're focusing now on on georgia. feel good about where we are. and i know i'm a cockeyed optimist. i understand it beginning, but i'm not surprised by t

midterm election, victory in nevada. catherine cortez moscow defeated her republican opponent. adam black, so was endorsed by donald trump. ukrainians are celebrating in the southern city of san after the retreat of russian forces. it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since russia invaded president vladimir lensky, hailed us on historic ethiopians. government and rebel forces have come to an agreement to facilitate humanitarian access to water, to gray. other regions in the north. a pledge was signed in the library. let's take a look at how the conflict has unfolded day in november 2020 fighting broke out. when prime minister abbey armored sent troops into northern to dry, he accused rebels of attacking a federal army camp. in may 2021 years president joe biden called for a cease fire and an end to what many said were large scale human rights abuses him to grow. in june that year, ethiopia declared a unilateral cease fire, which turned out to be ineffective. in november, a nationwide state of emergency was put in place, but fighting continued on and off until la

her republican opponent adam black salt, was endorsed by donald trump to fight. but shortly after the nevada result was announced, the u. s. president reacted to the democrat when i tell you was congratulations, senator schumer, he's got a majority again and we're focusing now on on georgia. feel good about where we are . and i know i'm a cockeyed optimist. i understand it from the beginning, but i'm not surprised by the turn out. i'm incredibly, please turn it in. i think it's a reflection of the quality of our candidates and the they're all running on the same program when anybody was running on what we did all stay in sticky with. so i feel good. i'm looking forward to a couple years. my kind of has more now from washington d. c. in these mid term elections. that's normally the party, not in power, and that makes major gains. in fact, as this particular midterm election, joe biden has done better in terms of retaining seats and winning some than any previous democratic the term president for close to a century. so it's a massive achievement for the bite and ad

as dozens of the candidates he backed in the midterms were defeated, including one last night, adam blacks saw in the nevada senate race. are you surprised that now, it seems like some republicans are criticizing trump and actually moving away from him? >> i guess i'm a little surprised at the scope of it. but we will see what they do. i think they have to ask themselves a question, whether or not they want to be the party of extremism, and the party of genuflect-ing to one person, as opposed to being a party that is getting things done for the american people. that's something they have got to ask themselves and answer that question. i think what we've got to do is make sure we stay committed to the issues that have helped us win this year. and to get more done. i was impressed in the senate race, for example, not only did john fetterman do a little bit better in a lot of rural counties, and his one point victory in 2020. but he was also able to do a little better in urban and suburban communities. and this is true. in order to win pennsylvania, you have to be able to do both. and i was c

senate there between democratic incumbent, catherine cortez and republican adam black that is a virtuallet's go to nbc's jacob soboroff in las vegas. he went door to door with culinary workers stumping for democrats. he got to hear what mattered most to the voters there. hey, how are you? >> i'm doing good, alice. it's good to see you. it is always fascinating to hear what matters to voters most. i think the important background here is this is one of the epicenters it's not the epicenter of the united states. election denial we were here. senator mathis had his opponent out there. the trump surrogate in the wake of the 2020 election. he allege there were thousands of illegal ballots. course, that was completely untrue. totally bogus claim. it has been proven false even the republican secretary -- president biden warning that democracy was on the line. it hasn't come up, interestingly. we heard going door to door from one grandmother we heard this -- >> what matters most to you? >> people have lost their life to have the right to vote. until much older and, and my grandchildren, i want

i'm looking forward to that couple years. republican adam black sat becomes yet another trump supported candidate to lose. earlier the democratic party, one in the state of arizona, where former astronaut mark kelly defeated republican blake masters. i think the democrats have faced the central dilemma. in this campaign. it became more and more obvious than inflation was going to dominate the elections. but it's hard to campaign on fighting inflation when the problem has spiraled out of control under your watch and to clear lose in the midterm elections. his former president, donald trump, whose endorsement of so many losing candidates, will call into question his outsized influence in the republican party, and maybe another of his choices. herschel walker is likely to place an uphill battle in a runoff election in georgia next month. the counting of votes is continuing in the house of representatives. elections. republicans still hold a slight lead, but the democrats have close the gap with some surprising winds in the past 24 hours. but even if republicans do take control of the house

state the party will control the senate with more than 90 percent of the vote tallied republican adam black salt is leading the race, but only by around $800.00 votes. meanwhile, you as president joe biden is met with leaders of the southeast asian countries. at the assay on, sa, might, in cambodia. night had statements to shore up support and strength and security backs in the region. and the, china's growing influence. tiny chang has more on this now from pen you as president joe biden on a tour to strengthen ties in the asia pacific employee pen. he met cambodian prime minister who anson host of this year's s e n and other regional leaders of the summit. the message he carried was clear that the united states has committed to its strong ties in the region. today we take another critical step, beginning a new air and our cooperation with the launch of the u. s. c. on comprehensive strategic partnership. together we will tackle the biggest issues of our time from climate to help security defend against the significant threats of rule based order to rule based order and, and to threats to t

. >> dwayne johnson's "black adam" was number one at the box office for the third straight weekend. illion in ticket sales, but it likely won't stay on top for much longer. "black panther" hits theaters this week and is expected to have a massive box office opening. >>> some big changes are coming to two of the world's biggest social media platforms including possible layoffs. and you could be waiting a while longer for your new iphone. serena marshall has today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: the markets closed friday trending in the green even as investors worry about new stock lows in the near future. the dow closing up nearly 402. the nasdaq up 132. the s&p 500 climbed 51. >>> after becoming the worst performer in the s&p 500 in 2022, facebook and instagram's parent company meta could begin large-scale layoffs this week. the layoffs are expected to impact thousands of its nearly 90,000 employees and could take place as soon as wednesday according to the "wall street journal." >>> and twitter's new $7.99 monthly subscription service for the blue verification checkmarks ar

don't worry darling, where the crawdads sing, black adam, they have left people wanting more.hat's going on with the film companies that's supposed to churn this stuff out? >> so a buddy of mine once said to me, like you don't make the movies you just show the movies so it's true. like we are in partnership with all of the major hollywood studios. they're the ones who make the product that we so lovingly show in our theaters and what we've seen in the last few months is really covid at play. it tacks a good long two years, two years plus to make a major motion picture and all those production delays in 2020 and 2021 because of covid have slowed down the releases of theatrical titles now, but i speak to studio chiefs like every m of my life and i can tell you that they are scrambl ing to get more movie titles out, released, in theaters. they certainly saw that in "top gun" maverick they can make a lot of money when they release movies in our theaters, and what we're hearing is that while the movie count in 2022 so far has been down, 20-30%, as we look ahead to 2023, the number

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. >> reporter: "black adam" dropped 60%, but $27.7 million was more than enough to keep the dwayne johnson hollywood i'm david daniel. >> some exciting moves in the music industry. >> dolly parton has been inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. it comes as the hall of fame looks to broaden the rock genre, reflecting a more modern day perspective. president and ceo, greg harris, says the 2022 inductees represents the diversity of rock 'n' roll. and also is workon heralbum. just the fact i had influenced people with my music. i said if they put me in, i'll accept it gracefully and i'm here and i'm honored. >> she performed one of her new rock songs last night. >>> we'll be right back after this. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. yes on1 avored tobacco product. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. music ] >>> ye >>> gino and carlos sports bar celebrated their 80th birthday tonight >> the cl

. >> reporter: black adam is at $153 million domestic . in fourth place, the men who served up a sophomore we can worth $5.2 million. the korean war drama, devotion, based on a true story debuted in third place with $6 million. >> the animated adventure strange world opened in second place, discovering $11.9 million in ticket sales. >> reporter: for the third straight weekend, no movie came close to black panther, wakonda forever. the sequel made $49.5 million for the mystic total of $367.7 million, already the sixth highest grossing movie of the year. in hollywood, and david daniel. >>> glass onion, a knives out mystery open for one week in moderate release before debuting on netflix next month. opening next weekend -- excuse me, violent night . >>> walking on a moving bridge 100 feet in the air sounds like your idea of fun? we have details on what could be your next adventure. >>> a new sky bridge in northern michigan allows thrill seekers to look straight down more than 115 feet in the world's largest timber towered suspension bridge. >

the studio continued with its darker theme, marketing the rock's return as black adam as more of an antiheronce still well below covid levels, the smart money has been on studios producing safe and easily marketable properties, and that means many sequels, franchises, and superheroes — all coming to a cinema near you. and. . .action! one of my favourite blockbusters this year was elvis, which told the story of elvis presley very much through the relationship with his manager, colonel tom parker. it gave its australian director baz luhrmann his biggest american hit, and the film which starred austin butler and tom hanks was one of the best performing musical biopics ever made. # went to a party in the countyjail... elvis presley was a performer who mesmerised millions around the world, really making an impact in the second half of the 1950s. in baz luhrmann�*s audio and visual feast, we see elvis the musician, as young white man who grew up poor alongside black neighbours and took on aspects of their music. # i'm going to heaven! he's challenging both black music. i mean, what the film goes o

wakonda for ever saw 67.3 million dollars in box office receipts which is still more than black adams opening weekend of 67 million dollars many people are seeing the movie multiple times. i know personally. so a lot of you guys are helping that movie. stay in that top spot. all right. take a look at this. this is a view of the moon from nasa's orion spacecraft. the orion took off earlier this week. 3 test dummies are inside of that. >> if all goes well during the 3 week artemis one mission, the crew capsule will be paled wide orbit around the moon and return to earth in december with a splashdown in the pacific ocean. john, that's going to be something we're going to keep our eyes peeled for when it happens, right? going to be watching out for this one. you know how cool? >> it's a very, very cool. we have a lot to get to. so coming up in the next hour, people are already hitting the skies. >> traveling for thanksgiving, maybe you are going and leave sometime today tomorrow, the next few days in a live report. we'll tell you what you can expect to see at the airport if you're hopping

conference, at one point asking captain tyler adams, who is african american -- >> are you okay to be representing a country that has so much discrimination against black people? >> reporter: adams responding, careful not to criticize iran's crackdown on civil rights movements. >> in the u.s., we're continuing to make progress every single day. it's a process. i think as long as you see progress, that's the most important thing. >> reporter: david, the u.s. will play the netherlands on saturday in the knockout stage. and just moments ago, christian pew lissic sharing a message onlining, saying, "i'm be ready saturday, don't worry." david? >> thanks, a great assignment, and looking forward to more. thank you, will. >>> coming up, the 911 call from that pilot, the plane dangling, trapped in the live powerlines. how did he remain this calm? >>> and actor will smith tonight, what he now reveals about that slap. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more we

success of the original black panther without its star chadwick bozeman who passed away in 2020 black adam 8.6 million dollars disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc 7. well, it was a sunday night showdown at levi's. so chris alvarez joins us now with the preview of sports. hi, chris. hey, i'm coming up in sports the 49ers come up big under the prime time lights. it wasn't pretty but they were clutch and a gritty battle against the bolts sports is okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ aw... sponsored by river rock casino 49ers were back in action tonight riding the momentum of a week eight win over the rams and a bye week with many key players returning to the lineup for the

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. $18.5 million gave oracle black adam" a third straight weekend in the top spot. as grossed a total of $137 million in the u.s. >>> next week, the anticipated blockbuster, "black panther: wakanda forever," is likely to see that one. that is a look at in money watch report. >>> in our weather department, you have been very busy lately. >> this rain is keeping it active on the weather center, but that's okay. we need it in the bay area, and boy are we getting more of it this afternoon . mostly to the north bay today, i'm sorry to say it, south bay, but the north wins today. they are expecting a lot of shower activity near napa and sonoma. even offered to the east edlin hills into the afternoon hours, so we're going to pinpoint that . as we take a live look outside, partly cloudy skies or continue to push in from offshore as low pressure pushes its way in from the north. this is cold air as more cold front start to settle their way in. as we take it hour by hour this morning, scattered showers anywhere from santa rosa off into napa . i will continue to push up to the

the iranian reporter then asked adams about the discrimination against black people in the us, are youe, there's so much discrimination happening against black people in america. my apologies on the mispronunciation of your country . um you know, there's discrimination. everywhere you go. um you know one thing that i've learned especially from living abroad in the past years and having to fit in in different cultures and kind of assimilate into different cultures, um is that in the us where we're continuing to make progress every single day, it's a process i think is long as you see progress. that's the most important thing. back in iran. anti government protests have been spreading for weeks, the unrest stemming from the custody death of a woman for not wearing her headscarf properly has spilled into the world cup stage , with spectators booing iran's national anthem. one protester even ran onto the field, wearing a respect for women shirt. meanwhile iranian state media has called for the u. s team to be kicked out of the tournament after the u. s soccer federation remove the islamic

then maybe your kids were black. adamhalloween here with the young actor who plays the rock's son in the new dc film had to say about working with the hollywood heavyweight. plus the film that used san francisco as its backdrop. my chat with the director of the 6 time nominated film juno. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code on your screen with juno using the city as its backdrop. we wanted to know where's the best place to take in a view in the bay area? let us know answer could be read live today at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, daria and olivia, i want to make sure that i wish you well. i'm in the future of case and never see you again are are you in the lottery pull? haha. i am not in the but you all know. i'm not know. they will both be here. no knew where the so we'll see you monday, either. way, right? well, i'm on vacation next week. some guys actually want after we're all out because we want to you won the lottery. >> everybody. happy

he plays dwayne the rock johnson's son in the new hit dc film black. adamatting with actor jalen christian about starting alongside some of hollywood's biggest actors. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead scan that qr code on the screen today. we want to know who's your favorite superhero? all you have to do is scan the qr code to participate in of your voice. and your answer could be read live today at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. now, james, i know you have to have a favorite favorite superhero. i have some my son and i actually go back and forth with this. he loves superman because he's pure of heart. i like batman because he can be hurt. >> but uses to fight bad guys. anyway. >> i like to see i like the logistics behind that. i think i might be behind take don't i don't get that lay is the superpower and is a powerful though. >> love a good to see storm. they were getting one of it's great nice you know, the rain brings sooner on lots of and some out with haha. - [announcer] the following is a pa

adams. he was asked if he is ok playing for a country in which there is so much discrimination against black said this. he said there is discrimination everywhere you go. one thing i have learned from living abroad in the past year is having to fit in in different cultures and assimile into different cultures. in the u.s., we are continuing to make progress every day. as long as you see progress, that is the most important thing. you have watched a lot of these press conferences. what did you make watching that one? j.j.: i thought it was extremely aggressive and not usually the kind of topic that comes up in a press conference. a soccer press conference. the aggressive tone was from the start. adams was attacked in terms of his, you know, the way he pronounced iran. and then taking them to task over the racial injustice issues in the united states. he was asked about the position of u.s. and naval fleets in the persian gulf so this is really just a kind of -- i think it was inflamed by the u.s. social media posts and there seem to be some kind of backlash from iranian journalists, many of t

he insisted that the movie black adam, where he plays the lead role, have a scene after the credits withcabel in this short sequence. henry's first appearance as a kryptonian in 5 years was the first time he played him in the 2013 film man of steel according to johnson all these years. he fought to get superman back because without him, the dc universe doesn't make sense. as a result, it was possible to do this only after a change in leadership. warner brothers discovery studios. the main thing is to listen true to the fan is the guy who spent almost decades somewhere back at the same time. this is the most powerful and beloved superhero in history. he is needed here, perhaps precisely because of the return to the role. superman carvilu. the actor had to part with his other famous character, the witcher, and the actor announced that the third season of the fantasy garden would be his last and, alas, he would give his ball medallion to the mantle of the white wolf, in another actor, hemsworth. many fans took the news with bayonets, stating that without cavila, the series will not watch th

he could end up without the house and without the senate if adam laxalt holds on and black masters canator kelly. it's almost disappointing. if you look back in history, this is an opportunity outside president trump that was just greeted with nothing but hostility at the mid-term press conference to recalibrate, put politics aside and think about what do i have to do over the next two years to get another four years. barack obama did that, clinton did that, bush did that. i thought this was the moment that we were going to get some intraspection. he didn't. he said we're going to have leaders come over and discuss things. the stuff that he said hasn't kicked in is his own fault. prescription drugs that he talks about, talk to someone biotech. why do we lead the world in cures and medicines and everything is there's a capitalistic to the biotech industry. he has to wipe that out but bringing down the short term prices if that takes place. here's $10,000. happy about that? yes. that's your student loans. i'm waiting for things to kick in. give-aways. that's not really a program. >> mart

adam, good to see you. it's blackriday and huge day for the retailers but you say the gloom crew is plain wrong. make your case. >> yeah, fortunately for all of us so frequently are and the holiday season that begins today, we'll see record spending by americans. a gain of 6 to 8% over last year and again a new record amount of holiday spending of almost $1 trillion, $950 billion and, you know, i think what we have to remember here, ashley, is that for imperfect as this world s the fact is we actually have a record number of people working, making a record amount of income and at least according to the national retail federation, they'll be spending a record amount on the holidays. that jives with what we've been seeing with the earning season, whether it's the airlines talking about record travelers coming through or whether we saw last week from abercrombie and fitch, sales up significantly with the same story from american eagle outfitters and people have money and they're spending it, the world is imperfect, it's

shop daily steals this black friday, exclusively at lowe's. adam was hit by sniper fire and i was given a 5% chance to live. today, i visit classrooms and share my story. i tell kids that with a little help and a lot of work, that you can overcome any challenge. announcer: dav helps veterans like adam get the benefits they've earned. they help more than a million veterans every year. adam: my victory is being there for the next generation. announcer: support more victories for veterans. go to dav.org. ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. each morning until election day we are visiting key states across this great nation to hear what voters are thinking before heading to the polls. >> will: this morning, let's head back down to hobe sound, florida where "fox & friends" host steve doocy is live at harry and the native, steve? >> steve: that's right. harry is the guy who runs the joint. he is so busy today because there are a couple hundred people here. today, these are harry's natives. [cheers and applause] >> steve: and we are having breakfast with friends. [ap

so many causes for people to speak up on, but first and foremost, tyler adams was brilliant in his response, i come from blackly, play with all kinds, constantly getting that are in america with determination everywhere, i love it. the longest time watching people put down america in america, i love them to represent us positively overseas, best country in the world. ashley: no kidding. good luck to the team, thank you so much. love talking about the world cup, thank you very much. i want to bring in jason c cha chaffetz, you have been watching a lot of soccer games in the world cup. how great is this competition bringing the world together like this? >> more people watched this than any other sporting event it is not even close. it is great. i am with brian kilmeade, i want to keep politics to the side of it but the president of the united states has a duty and obligation to support those protesters in iran and china and offer a degree of support but the game today on fox 1:00 eastern, cannot wait to watch this game at hope they kick their ass. ashley: to your point they will and they are looking good. thank

out of black salt, -- adam, housing other characteristic. 18 members of his family said they would vote for his opponent. you lose your own family, that doesn't mean that you are going to lose your state. i would also keep isla. 89-year-old chuck grassley is the republican candidate. he was out campaigning yesterday in a nursing home. i asked a resident, do you know who i am? but she said, if you ask at the front of us, they will tell you. [laughter] and north carolina. if, in fact, our panelists are wrong and the trend swirls a little bit, we may see a couple of upsets in the senate. it is not entirely clear. i would also add that the polling is just terrible. you cannot trust polling. response rates are down to an almost trace element level. this is not science anymore, cooks trying to get the right mix of people. we also have some holes that are just horrible, and media are doing a terrible job of sorting out the ones to pay attention to, and the ones that you don't. there are some pollsters out there that rigged the results early on so they can get included in the composite numbers,

understand this once and for all twenty-three-year-old tyler adams, by the way, the youngest american captain since 1950. he even apologized, but the blackall player was immediately bombarded with other questions about discrimination in the united states on various grounds. the briefing turned into a farce where the sport. there was simply no place, the british guardian sadly stated , any hopes that the us teams would be able to play sports on the eve of the decisive game against iran at the world cup were drastically dispelled. at monday, when the match's thorny geopolitical underpinnings came to the fore during a tense half-hour press conference. before that, iran generally demanded to disqualify the us team for 10 matches. insulting one's country was the reason for this appearance of the american team in the schedule with the announcement of the match on the iranian flag. at first there was no emblem of the islamic republic. tehran saw this as a political attack as a symbol on the world cup. in the frame, in general, they pay much more attention than the football itself in england is the most strong positions in the group and she clai

black people. i believe we have a sound bite from tyler adams on his response there.re you go. um you know one thing that i've learned especially from living abroad in the past years and having to fit in in different cultures and kind of assimilate into different cultures, hummus that in the us where we're continuing to make progress every single day, you know, growing up for me. i was i grew up in a in a white family with and obviously an african american listening. more progress could be done once again, referring to the reporter correcting his pronunciation of iran, he, along with coach burke halter made clear their focus. today is not on politics but playing a tough match against their opponents. now joining me this morning is mr mike get is from the oakland routes. you are the chief purpose. officer here. we thank you so much for joining us this morning. thanks james. let's talk about this a little bit here. uh we often hear from greg and the team mates. um, no politics for this match. how feasible is that? you have all these headlines coming around that they've

coach and 23-year-old captain, tyler adams, with questions about inflation, immigration, and racism. >> while there's so much discrimination happening against black people in america. >> you know, there's discrimination everywhere you go. >> we're continuing to make progress every single day. >> reporter: the backdrop to tomorrow's world cup match between the u.s. and iran was always going to be politically charged. but it became even more inflamed when the u.s. soccer federation briefly posted social media images of iran's flag without the emblem of the islamic republic. a spokesperson for u.s. soccer said the move was meant to show support for women's rights in iran. the coach and players say they weren't aware of the move before it happened. >> given everything that's going on, is the match against iran about something bigger than soccer for you? >> sports is a huge opportunity to bring people together. we continue to show our support and our empathy for what's obviously happening to the iranian team and the people. >> reporter: both teams say they're focused on tuesday's match. whoever loses will likely be eliminated from this world cup. roxa

coach, and 23- year-old captain, tyler adams, with questions about inflation, immigration, and racism. >> while there's so much discrimination happening against black america? >> you know, there's discrimination everywhere you go, and we're continuing to make progress every single day. >> reporter: the backdrop to tomorrow's world cup match between the u.s. and iran was always going to be politically charged. but it became even more inflamed when the u.s. soccer federation briefly posted social media images of iran's flag without the emblem of the islamic republic. a spokesperson for u.s. soccer said the move was meant to show support for women's rights in iran. the coach an bef happened. given everything that's going on, is the match against iran about something bigger than soccer for you? >> in sports, there's a huge bre nt ow o supportpo itartnund our empathy for what', obviously, happening to the iranian team and the people. >> reporter: both teams say they're focused on tuesday's match. pwhoever loses will likely be eliminated from this world cup. roxana saberi, cbs news, doha. >> o'donnell: and we'll be watching. turning now to cyber-monday,

adams and meryl streep. julie powell was 49. >>> actor, dancer, and singer lena horne has become the first black woman to have a broadway theaterson theatre was renamed the lena horne theater. her career spanned more than 70 years as an acclaimed performer on stage and screen and was known for her activism fighting for civil rights. his granddaughter spoke at yesterday's ceremony. >> it's very emotional. i didn't realize how emotional it was until i started speaking about it. my grandmother would have pretended not to be as thrilled as she was. she would have been completely, completely thrilled. >> lena horne died in may of 2010 at the age of 92. >>> and it seems oscar-winning actor lupita nyongo is going back to the dark side. she is set to star in "a quiet place day one," due out next month. -- next haerch. the movie is a spinoff of the blockbuster horror flicks "a quiet place" and "a quiet place part two." she already made her mark in the horror drama in jordan peele's movie "us." >>> coming up, actor christine baranski joins us to discuss the final season of "the good fight." of "the good fight." it's neutrogena® rapid wri

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adams controversial questions about politics. are you okay to be representing a country that's has so much discrimination against black people andit's gone. >> ford is in the u.s. where we're continuing to make every single that. >> but iran's own players had use the world cup stage to apparently make a statement in support of protesters at home refraining from singing the national anthem in their first match. the matchup between the u.s. and iran tuesday comes amid international fallout for what human rights groups say are deadly abuses against anti-regime the protests have continued for months after the death of 22 year-old mahsa amini who was in police custody for alleged violations of the islamic republic's strict dress code. the niece of the supreme leader for rita ora. connie. ironically, a well-known activist arrested according to family members after calling on countries to cut ties with iran. >> and 3 people you with us and support us so that your governments stop supporting this murderous and child killing regime that. >> that was evan lambert reporting for us tonight. iran has said it will not be cooperating with the

black friday, the day after thanking. the kickoff to holiday shopping season, adam and there's been a lot of indication that is holidays are to be lower than people thought. you look at housing, housing is already in recession some would argue, existing home sales are out at 10:00 a.m. eastern and economists are predicting a decline of 7% month over month on existing homes sales, building permits, housing start both fell yesterday adam and 7 and a quarter percent interest rates over the last couple of weeks you can understand why people are walking away from taking out a mortgage. rates are off of the highs but how would you characterize housing right now? >> what we are going to see later, maria, on housing is a really big deal. the fact that you're going to see existing home sales decline as you said 7% but more importantly for a ninth consecutive month. think of that, there have been fewer home sales for nine months in a row. that's what happens when you raise interest rates. the reason this is important, maria, is that while home sales have fallen for nine months in a row, home prices have only fallen for 2 months in a

wants to learn about the history of the relationship between jews and black people and everything else, yes. kyrie is i think -- adamt possible way -- >> adam silver, the commissioner of the nba. >> yeah. >> and as it relates to dave chappelle, do i agree with all comedy no do i think it's funny? yes. i don't think he -- he has to have the ability to do comedy. we can't be sitting there every little nuance negotiating that i thought he was very funny. >> elon is your friend what should there be your -- >> not anymore. >> is he still a board member? >> no, he's not. >> what should be on twitter >> there was a time when the aclu marched with the nazis because they said that they despised what they were saying but -- >> you have to have free speech. my brother and my father were at the demonstration against them, but -- >> what do you think -- how does -- what's the right path -- how does elon thread that needle >> i think right now if we're talking just elon in general, he is figuring out the platform and what it should be and how it should represent free speech in there. you have to have a form for people to speak. y

so adams went to the bar sonnenfeld, the creator of people in black, pale a girl with pigtails, thenby ten-year-old christina ritchie, this role launched her stellar career in the new series of netflix. she also got the role of rich, who plays one of the teachers at the nevermord academy, where they study, matured waynesday. well, the main role was given to a nineteen-year-old latin american, jenna arteka, according to the scenario of the adams family, enters the academy for unusual teenagers with superpowers. this is such a gloomy version of hogwarts where there is also a lot of magical things, very strange things are happening and vampires are learning. werewolves of the siren ensei will not only gain specific knowledge. well, investigate a series of terrible murders that take place in the vicinity, as well as learn the terrible secrets from the past of your family. since the series was directed by tim burton, there were rumors that the older adams would be played by his favorite actors. johnny depp and helena bonham carter however, in the end, the roles went to luis guzman. and ca