alexis in ventse was closed. lenin is located in its building. in 1988, after numerous requests from believers to the belarusian authorities for the church , the church was returned to the catholic parish on july 9 in 1989, it was re-lit, and the first holy imsha was held here. of course, there were no services in the church; for 20 long years it stood in alienation in the very heart of ienz; only in the mid-eighties of the last century did believers begin to make attempts to return their shrine. this happened only in october 1988 and the temple was consecrated a year later. there is an archive here. sometimes the wars , the kali kali hours of savetskikh, the kali kastsya would be forgotten, the bells from the kastsel would be buried, there was a grave, the roofs would be pastaulens, and there would be an inscription, who is there, who is the plowman there, and when the church was returned to the faithful, the documents were returned, then people were called out of the church, and ... "they still call us every da

her name was alexis torres. >> alexis torres was the last person to see ashley alive and was the last. >> this is certainly someone he would want to talk to. >> yes, sir. >> alexis said she and ashley had gone to an early thanksgiving dinner with friends. >> you had thanksgiving dinner and that was -- >> around 12. >> even around for the afternoon. >> yes. >> actually had to work that night. >> her shift was supposed to be from 7 pm until 3 am. alexis agreed to come over during the time that she was working to take care of ashley 's dog. >> alexis told the police that she went back one more time after ashley got home from work. >> a long did you stay? >> i stayed for an hour. >> that would make it four a. m.. if alexis was telling the truth, the police said the beginnings of a timeline. before they could check her story or anyone else is, for that matter, a neighbor gave them more to work with, an ex cop named steve lee had noticed something about 6:30 that morning. >> you're out here having a cigarette. what did you see? >> a vehicle parked there that i had never seen before. >> what

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back in from an unexpected corner of the country's youth dw andre goldsmith has more natalia and alexis or siblings in the 2nd round. the presidential elections and argentina natalia will vote for parent as the economy minister, sergio musser and alexis for libertarian, how do you hear me late? miss latasha can't comprehend her brother's choice in the way. then do you know that since you have a date on finding out where and then i can understand and good and waiting there. but i find it very strange listening to histories asked you so much when i was have to discuss the thing is he's a loving person, but he's supporting a person who appear to sign in to me or what is it yelling while alexis does not approve of some of the late proposals like dollarization and the revisionism surrounding the brutality of argentine, his military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983. he none the less doesn't share natalia's fears. so basically what i remember from that, i know, i find a strange how she, having lived through everything she has lived through in this country with different governments. and can cont

and alexis, for libertarian, have you hear me late? natalia can't comprehend her brother's choice. and the women june august instead of late on finding out where and then i can understand and good and really nice. but i find it very strange listening to history fast. he's someone who knows how to discuss opinions. he's a loving person, but he's supporting a person who appear to sign in to me or what is it yelling? while alexis does not approve of some of the links proposals like dollarization and the revisionism surrounding the brutality of argentina's military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983, none. the less doesn't share natalia spears. so basically what i remember from that, i don't, i find it strange how she having these through everything she has lived through in this country with different governments. and continue to support someone else who's in the present guidance and or in the habit of sending it to go younger. i get done with journalist one to whom i'm studying the extreme right. and it's rise among young voters. he has analyzed the generation gap using his own family as

those individuals are deceased carding to alexis mcadams. again what we're finding out right now is that there were a lot of explosives found in the vehicle at the time. a border patrol officer has confirmed to be injured. they were driving from the u.s. into canada. they were driving apparently, alexis mcadams driving to the cpb building, border patrol. all lanes are closed in that area. governor of new york, kathy hochul en route to the scene. she is working with the fbi terrorist task force to monitor all entry points to new york. they have the thanksgiving parade here in new york. we're seeing increased police presence in manhattan ahead of that because of thousands of tourists and visitors coming to this city. all of this the backdrop of the protests we've been seeing in this city and other cities across the nation. again this breaking news. we are following right now markets are holding on. we are working to get a reporter to bring us more details right now but do want to update you on this breaking story coming from the border between

and alexis, for libertarian, how do you hear me la? a little. you can't comprehend her brother's choice in the way then do you know that since you have a date on finding out where and then i can understand and good and reading there. but i find it very strange listening to histories asked you so much when i was have to discuss the thing is he's a loving person, but he's supporting a person who appear to sign in to me or what is it yelling while alexis does not approve of some of the leaves proposals like dollarization and revisionism surrounding the brutality of argentine is military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983. none. the less doesn't share natalia's fears. so they say one on the other phone that i know i find a strange house. she having lived through everything she has lived through in this country with different governments and can continue to support someone we ask who is in the present governance and or in the us that would offend and go young. i get done with journalist one of the month is studying the extreme right and it's rise among y

first, let's get to alexis mcadams live with breaking information. what have we learned, alexis? >> i've been checking in with high level police sources and in that area near niagara falls and in gulf low. i've been told this was an attempted terrorist attack. they believe the two people in the car that are both dead after that large explosion have packed that car full of explosives. we're not sure just yet what type. what border patrol officer was injured this that explosion. minor injuries at the time. there's been conflicting reports because it's all developing. they're doing their best to figure it out. we're told now it's a car traveling from the united states in to canada. a high level source said that they tried to tell the driver to go in the other lane to get a closer look at the vehicle. when they were told to switch lanes to investigate, that's when they tried to veer head on in to the cbp area. there were officers inside of the building. why that border patrol area was picked as possibly a target, we're not sure just yet. we're asked if the two people were known to po

alexis mcadams has more on that. alexis? >> hai, neil, a full report coming up.unior student reported threat saying he was going to attack and kill jewish students. one of the threats was aimed here at this kosher dining hall. i'll have those details coming up next. ♪ hit it ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get 5k bonus points. book direct at bestwestern.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're building a better postal service. for more on-time deliveries. and easier, affordable ways to ship. so you can deliver even more holiday joy. the united states postal service. delivering for america. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can low

alexis, thank you very much. alexis mcadams in new york. so the police say that they are not ruling out a hate crime in the death of 69 year old paul kessler. he's a jewish man who fell all during a confrontation with a pro-palestinian protest here. the tragic incident happened just outside los angeles where dueling protests were going on over the israel-hamas war on sunday. video shows that paramedics attending to kessler were then they rushed him to the hospital where he died the following day during the investigation at the scene, deputies determined that the altercation with mr. kessler, he fell backward and struck his head on the ground. what exactly transpired prior to mr. kessler falling backward is in crystal clear right now. okay. with that, we bring in rabbi michael barclay. he is the spiritual leader of temple near simca in westlake, california, where near where these protests were going on. and he says that the victim attended services at his temple . rabbi, you know, our sympathies to or to your temple community over the loss o

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. >> alexis macadams is live for us on the scene tonight. what's going on, alexis? well, it was an issue that wew k hate to see. so we're out here in new yorko city where we're talking to thousands of protesters who are taking over the streets of manhattan. this was all something that started earlier this afternoon in columbus circle in new york city, about 4:00. this has been going on for quite a few hours. and as we watch, that crowd continues to grow. this is for a flood. as wstreets of gazpened eathisre people are calling for a ceasefire and they're not w.ppy with the president of the united states, joe biden, who they say is supporting the of the palestinian people. we're going to check in with some of the protesters here. why are you out here today and what's your message? >> we're here in support of palestine. den was we want to end this becausestina what then reason they're standing in for, we don't believe their storwe wany we just don't believe their story. so we're here to end zionismreas and we want palestinian people to be free and they're going to be f

alexis, thank you for bringing this.ook at the wild streets. >> kevin: dan hoffman, a long time, good to have you with us on this thanksgiving day. i just want to sort of touch base on what we just saw there in new york city, obviously alexis is out there, she's remarking, commenting, rather, on what she has seen throughout the day, that is building protests and for the most part they have been relatively peaceful and i say that through this lens. no one appears to have been hurt, at least thus far. that is a credit, i think, to the nypd. what say you? >> yeah, happy thanksgiving, kevin, to you and all the viewers and molly. look, that's freedom of speech and freedom of assembly. and the people out there taken to the streets are protesting u.s. government policy and that's ok in america because we enjoy liberty and freedom and democracy, and those protestors might just take a pause at some point and think about whether they could do that in gaza under hamas rule. which they couldn't. they could do it in israel, though, a

alexis, thank you. stand by. hearing from lucas tomlinson and with the president on nantucket, the law enforcement is on the scene and investigating. on board someone whose job it was to detect all of these threats during the bush administration, fran townsend is with us. what do you make of what we are seeing so far? >> you know, regretbly we shouldn't be surprised by this. we heard the fbi director and other law enforcement officials warned us, especially since post october 7th, after the hamas attack, that we were more likely to see terrorism threat rise here in the united states because of our support of israel. we don't know yet whether or not this is attributed, can be attributed to hamas or another terrorist group about your i will tell you this sort of vehicle bomb is a classic technique of jihadist, and so i don't think law enforcement yet understands who it was or what the intended target was, but the detonation of a vehicle explosive this size, there could have been many more casualties. but very much

alexis mcadams is up for us on the scene tonight. what's going on alexis?e in new york city over talking to thousands of protesters were taking over the streets of manhattan this is all something that happened earlier this afternoon in columbus circle new york city. about 4 o'clock this is been going on for quite a few hours. as we walked the crowd continues to grow. this is for gaza. these biblical for cease-fire in the not happy with the president united states, joe biden was supporting the genocide of the palestinian people. our check in with the protesters here. why are you out here today what's your message? >> are here to support palestinian. we want to end this because the reason they're saying they're in for we don't believe their story. we don't believe their story. were here to we want palestinian people to be free. there could be free. >> you think hamas should immediately release the hostages? >> hamas's under the control of israel. >> what people say you guys in some cases have no idea what you're talking about. what's your response to that? wh

let's go to alexis mcadams in new york with what we know at this hour. alexis? >> sources say that they believe this was a terrorist attack at that border crossing at the rainbow bridge. we've been making calls. now they're out of the meetings and now we're getting new information that a car had two men in it in the passenger seat and driver's side. they were trying to cross in the u.s. in to canada and trying to avoid border patrol agents according to this source that got this update. that car started going at a high rate of speed and crossed over the median to get away from the border patrol agents. the car went up in to flames. the bomb techs thought that this was an explosive, that the car i was told had explosives in it. now they're backing that up saying the it was the kay the car landed that caused such an explosion. the bomb techs said they never saw an explosion with a vehicle like that. they're trying to figure this out and replaying the video. they've gone back in to more meetings. these are high level officials that are talking about this. it comes i

so alexis is all over it. hi, alexis. good afternoon.t are you hear something. >> good afternoon. it's been a busy day here across new york city. a few blocks from here. you heard the big news out of columbia. that's the first big news that jewish students says they have taken there. this comes as the the flood the streets rally for gaza here in manhattan. you can see the barricades by the nypd. they're on high alert. when we go to the protests, our team continues to ask what their background is, why they support the palestinian people, what their sentiments are in the united states sending aid in. one of the questions we tried to get an answer on, do you think the hostages should be released by hamas. we couldn't get an answer. watch this. >> i don't think that -- i don't think at the heart of the israeli government, i don't think that -- i don't think that that's a part of what's going on right now. >> college campuses are still the epicenter of these duelling protests. columbia university in new york city making some big moves today,

>> reporter: for 30-year-old alexis mitchell, life has changed dramatically over the past 13 months.orter: before that transformation, alexis faced a number of health issues, so her doctor prescribed her the weight loss drug mounjaro, after taking weekly injections and changing diet and exercising habits, many of those health problems have vanished. >> i started off prior to mounjaro with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, prediabetes has resolved, high pressure has also resolved, and i am no longer morbidly obese. >> reporter: that's huge. >> what if i can do diabetes differently? >> reporter: that drug alexis credits, mounjaro made by eli lilly, has only been for those with prediabetes. the fda green lit a new version for americans who are obese called zepbound. it's joining a crowded market of popular weight loss drugs including wegovy and ozempic. >> i think it's great to have yet another option in terms of injectable weight loss drugs. the more drugs available that tends to drive prices down, the more options available out there, the more the resupply and accessibility. >> report

first to alexis mcadams reporting live from cornell. hi, alexis. >> hi, martha.he kosher dining hall that you're talking about under threat is behind me here at the university. this is all going on as patrick dye, the 21-year-old who has been at cornell studying engineering was just in that new york courthouse wearing an orange jump suit and handcuffs. he's facing five years behind bars here, martha. students i talked to on campus in the jewish community say they didn't feel safe still. watch. >> i'll still walking around and looking behind me for at night when i'm walking back to my dorm. >> dye faces serious charges like federal charges after investigators say he posted online threats writing he was going to slit the throats of jewish students on campus and bring a gun to school. according to that criminal complaint, the fbi and also the new york state police used his i.p. address to track him down and did it quickly finding a dozen hateful posts linked to his own computer. he was arrested on campus at his own apartment. since this weekend, cornell has been on

at this point, we should call alexis or protest correspondent.s about in new york, alexis? >> hi, neil. another friday night and another protest. so the similar situation that we saw just the other day here in manhattan. i'm near bryant park. we're expected to see hundreds of protesters show up here. they have a big holiday market going on. we're also taking a live look at the other side of bryant park where we're waiting for the protesters to show up. as you've seen the past several weeks, every time we start it, it starts with dozens and then the thousands as they walk across new york city. take a look from earlier at this video. these are pro palestinian students calling tout the universities saying they're not doing a good enough job of protecting them. they're saying they're angry because they believe israel is committing a genocide in gaza. also calling out the governor of new york saying kathy hochul is on the wrong side. watch. >> today we have purposely chose the location of governor cathy hochul because she stands here to increase surve

. >> reporter: so we're just getting information now in from alexis mcadams our reporter at fox. she is saying she talked to two high level law enforcement sources and they told her they believe two men in a stolen car were trying to cross into canada when they started driving erratically, went up on the median to avoid cpb officers, why they crashed at a high rate of speed and the car went up in flames. sources tell her the bomb techs said the explosion was so big and fierce all authorities thought it was a terrorist attack. it is still being treated as a possible attack as airport and government buildings were shut down there. now i just want to add here, that the all hands are on deck, right? the buffalo office of the fbi is leading the investigation with the assistance of local and state law enforcement. canadian law enforcement is involved. situation still fluid. we're looking for more facts. prime minister trudeau weighing in, four border crossings are closed and additional measures are being contemplated. he describes this as a very serious situation. it is important to un

. >> alexis a mother of 6. back on august 1st she was supposed to get $900 in benefits. >> i checked my card. and it said $17. i am like, wait, this is weird. i notice it was at 6:00 in the morning at a u.s. bank that i normally pull my money off of. i was like, okay. i was asleep at 6:00 in the morning so how did it happen? >> it happened when she was moving. when she called to see what happened to her money she was told. >> you are part of the fraud. can you come in and just do your paperwork and cancel your card? >> u.s. bank said this? >> no. the county. come in, cancel the card. but i did not do it in time. my food services were stopped. >> reporter: you can see it here, august 2nd, $357 in food stamps were taken out >> i got the cash reimbursed but still waiting for food stamps, they say they take longer. >> now serving ... at window 12. >> it is happening every day. a family member just had it happen to her a few days ago. which is crazy. >> she is not the only one. >> mine happened three months ago. i b

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let's bring in alexi mcgahnand.ng from? >> thanks for having me. what joe said is right. disclaimers, polls are not free of error. but what's trending is black voters and other voters are looking for an alternative. black voter have long felt and said and showed us that they feel taken for granted by the democratic party. we've seen the ways in which vp harris hasn't been supported as much by the democratic party or joe biden. the real kicker with robert f. kennedy junior is that he taps into this deem-seated, deem-rooted, medical skepticism that a lot of black folks across the country feel rightfully so. there has been medical racism going back to the 1800s through now. there is ample reason why folks might people distrustful of their health care providers or what the government is telling us we should do with our bodies with respect to vaccines. that is not to say that everything rfk jr. says about vaccines is directly appealing to black voters, but when he brings up the idea that maybe they're lying to you or may

well, alexis.he was star. look, she's was a big star. look, she's a great star. but, you know, i think association is amazing think the association is amazing and can't hear more of and i can't wait to hear more of your know your music. and i know that people and listening people watching and listening will be well. >> i hope they enjoy it. i hope they alexis. they enjoy, you know. alexis. q thank you. >> lovely see you. it's >> lovely to see you. it's a pleasure . the fabulous >> lovely to see you. it's a pleast. the fabulous >> lovely to see you. it's a pleasu|q well,e fabulous >> lovely to see you. it's a pleasu|q well, we're lous >> lovely to see you. it's a pleasu|q well, we're coming up. alexis. q well, we're coming up. it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, is israel wise to allow humanitarian pauses in the fight against hamas and are the west wise call for these pauses? wise to call for these pauses? but up next, i'll be speaking to a expert live a counter extremi

alexis mcadams is in queens with more.> some of the people who go to school here did think it was pretty bad. i talked to some of those students who say they were nervous as the school went on lockdown which they tell me happened quite a few times so far this school year alone. where it all went down at the high school right behind me as you said those dozens of students going out into the hallway specifically targeting that teacher based on her support for israel. it was supposed to be a peaceful protest hijacked by im mature teenagers. >> they did it for their personal enjoyment and pleasure and what caused the problem. school property was damaged. certain individuals, they were mentally hurt. >> this is what it looked like last week inside the high school in queens. video blurred because students are underage. hundreds flooding the halls yelling things likefree palestinian and waving palestinian flags. things got out of control. no students were arrested but some were suspended. how did it begin? this photo of a teacher

alexis mcadams is standing by with all the breaking details. alexis? >> hey, jason.this has been developing throughout the day and with breaking news comes breaking developments. so the latest information we have so far is sources telling us that earlier in the day that explosion after that crash was so loud they thought there were several explosive devices in that vehicle. so that was the initial reporting that came throughout the day. now new york's kathy hochul trying to get out in front of this because some people are on edge around buffalo and the country. this is what she had to say. watch. >> we have within on heightened alert since october 7th. that's why it's so important for me to stand here and tell the world based on what we know at this moment and, again, anything can change. there is no sign of terrorist activity with respect to this crash. >> take a look there on your screen as well. you can see the car going at a high rate of speed, right? it suddenly goes airborne. clearing a fence there near the border and smashing to the ground. that impact causing

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as you said, he's on alexis, he's not been a member of palm and for a number of years now. famously he stepped down on the rocks that referendum the one he calls that a cool campaigns against a man in a sense of loss when it didn't go his way. he stepped down, he's been quite quiet, but ever since so no, i'd like to know accountable to constituents people in his diary that is alexi jennifer of course of the criticism the chief because he's not as much accountable to southern as the client because he comes for tonight, by members of parliament, we did not an elective house of commons. he chan onto questions in the house. the house news, but a lot of proceedings saying the time like this, particularly such an important role. and there's so many international challenges he really has to be storage not now. that is something that i was where i would say was the space as me to the house of comments as he had said, given the gravity of the current situation, looking into options to be shown on making some switching off. and so that's something i would expect to see somebody on is charlotte d

sara alexis garcía habló con expertos médicos sobre el medicamento set bound, que es el más recienteos, estos medicamentos sea el nuevo que realmente lo mismo que muir woods el mismo medical nada más que es específicamente para pérdida de peso y no para diabetes. >> quien realmente debería usar medicamentos son los que tiene el bmi. su concentración de grasa más de 30% o personas que tienen 27. sobre el bmi, la fda aprobó el fármaco sepan para su uso en adultos obesos o con sobrepeso que sufran al menos una afección relacionada con su condición en estados unidos, 4 de cada 10 adultos padecen obesidad, según los centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades. >> este medicamento, como otros de su clase, conlleva efectos secundarios, entre ellos problemas gastrointestinales. es por eso que los doctores recomiendan no es para todo mundo, no es para las personas que son un poquito 8 sobre peso, sino personas que tienen e o obesidad sin nificativa. >> y por qué? porque no hay ningún medicamento, ni una aspirina, ni un tylenol que tiene efectos secundarios que puede causar otros p

we'll watch it, alexis, thank you. the national mall in washington. it's being sponsored by the jewish federations of north america. organizers are expecting between 40,000 and 60,000 participants there. unrest in big tech. some employees at google are upset over the company's business relationship with israel. tonight, fox business correspondent kelley o'grady tells us the demands they are now making from los angeles. good evening, kelly. >> google now facing internal pressure as employees take sides in the israel-hamas war. in an open letter, muslim palestinian, arab and anti-zionist jewish employees are accusing leadership of targeting individuals that sympathize were palestinians. staffers even allege executives have been tracking their activity in an attempt to get them fired. they write, quote: our collective grief is exacerbated by campaigns of hate, abuse and retaliation inside google. the impunity by which google executives have allowed this behavior to continue speaks to the culture ha has developed. sources

después iba a venir alexis vega, que es la primera vez que estaba en la convocatoria.a. mientras que tigres podía colarse como segundo. al final no pasó nada en este partido, tampoco un 0 a 0 que los deja entonces a 1 en el primer lugar y en el tercero. y es precisamente lo que vamos a revisar ahora en la tabla general, porque con los resultados de hoy, el américa, como le digo, va a quedarse entonces en la primera posición, después el monterrey, segundo pumas, entonces en la 4a y con eso las chivas rayadas del guadalajara estarán recibiendo el primer partido de la liguilla en entre semana nos quedamos en el futbol, pero ahora vamos a pasar a la anual porque hoy se definía el campeonato de la liga entre el olympique grain y el gotham fc, que era además el último partido de y de allí krugger. y como el futbol es 1 de esos deportes que es bastante malo a veces con sus figuras a los 2 minutos del partido, megan iba a caer sola sobre el terreno de juego, se iba a lesionar, iba a tener que dejar. entonces el campo. ahí la abrazaba alí krugger en lo que era el último partido

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alexis mcadams is live with more.. >> reporter: those protests continued at columbia university. this prestigious university has been the epicenter of a lot of these ongoing pro-palestinian protest that we have been watching. we saw hundreds of alumni and students here in their caps and gowns and think they are not going to give another dollar to the school unless they reinstate those pro-palestinian groups that they band. watch. >> we are here. we have a duty to stand up for what is right. we have a duty to call for an end of these are just cease-fire to stop genocide. >> there are crimes, but we still don't know exactly what happened on october 7. we don't have all the evidence yet. the israelis are not presenting clear evidence, even of what happened that day. >> reporter: the group cha-ching in support of the palestinian people calling out the next day's and president joe biden for supporting what they believe is a genocide. this comes as protests are still popping up in campuses nationwide. check it out. [crowd c

thank you, alexis. >> griff: let's bring in ted williams former d.c. homicide detective and attorney and fox news contributor. happy thanksgiving, how are you? >> happy thanksgiving to you, griff, and to our viewing audience out here in the country and the world. >> griff: you can't get around the heightened alert and heard countless officials in the administration to include f.b.i. that the events in israel could add to events at home. you heard alexis talking about the heightened security in new york at the macy's day parade and all on pins and needles yesterday the horrific situation at the border. no nexus is terrorism but a stark reminder indeed of how much precaution we should be taking. how does law enforcement reassure americans that we'll be okay? just go about your daily lives? >> well, you know, griff, as you know, i grew up in lake charles, louisiana, and it was at a time like during this time of the year where you would be getting ready for the festiveness of the holidays. and here we are now under siege looking out for our brothers and si

the latest with alexis mcadams in manhattan where the pro terses could be building. jeff paul in southern israel with the fighting is growing and jacqui heinrich at the white house where the pressure is mounting. all of that and gary senise on never forgetting. these days something he's giving more homes, lots of homes. "your world" is now. >> welcome. i'm neil cavuto. happy friday for you. another protest friday and a good many parts of the country. alexis mc aadams has more. >> another friday night, another protest in new york city. a pro palestinian protest. i'll walk you closer to the crowd. we're at columbus circle. we're seeing lots of flags here and most of people's faces are covered. we talked with a few protesters. most are not happy with the united states. helping is real. college campuses remain the epicenter of the duelling protests. so columbia university in new york making news today and taking some action. suspending two student groups, both students for justice in palestine and jewish voice for peace after the school says that the groups culminated an

alexis mcadams live in queens. this all happened at this high school behind me in queens as you mentioned. things got pretty out of control last week and now we know that some of those students involved in this have been suspended according to officials after hundreds flooded the hallways in that school behind me chanting things for pro-palestinian chants and forced a teacher to hide in her own classroom saying she was afraid for her safety. she posted a photo of a sign that said she stood with israel. we have this video blurred out. students are underage. we count show what they look like but lots going on inside the schools. hundreds were waving palestinian flags and posts on social media say students ripped a drinking fountain right off the wall inside and vandalized some property. the teacher was in hiding inside the classroom as the nypd sent dozens of officers in and school was put on lockdown. listen. >> students who are responsible for creating this, we have invoked a set of disciplinary measures in that re

whether this is a, well, the frontage of what will be stored, alexis bring you some very wet and with the weather across, grease pushing into that the and that will make his way further east, which as we go through some by southern edge of the sliding right down little event and could even put some width, whether it's a gauze or as we go once through monday, not to wet but some rain that never the last, not too pleasant plenty of rain. meanwhile, across the northeast of algeria, from alexis, the head and laughed, making his way into the eastern side of the med, some heavy it down poles. here, i have some very strong winds by saturday. the, the, the latest news as it breaks in get every government id. now getting 1500000 registered and documented, outlined to leave the country with detailed coverage, vomiting so far. a house is also missing the silence any more from around the world. this isn't just about the interruption, it's about a long term shift. and so i'm not sure who both kind of reactive and the dangerous phase the, the guy is a sci fi dealing to is the release of at least a

when i saw alexis' email, exactly. became the spark that brought to light many things from me that wereide me and were kept there, but when i saw how my daughter began to receive support from the community, how much approval and resources she received, after that it became impossible for me to do otherwise, most of all i was afraid of losing everything. one of your sons and your husband came out as transgender last month, just a month ago you officially came out. i felt relieved, lately i felt like i couldn't say anything because i wasn't quite ready, i realized something changed when i made the transition, it was a little scary, but now every time i wake up i feel so happy, finally i can be myself, this is the best feeling in the world, when you wrote about your husband's experience, can you say that.. i didn’t think about it then, at that time i had no idea that many transgender people, including me, carry transphorbia within themselves. i had many similar fears in me, i thought that others would judge me, but inside i only condemned myself for my own choices, because i have the safes

trey yengst, alexis mcadams. and peter doocy at the white house, hi, peter. >> progressives are concerned that president biden cannot afford to lose key constituents which appears to be happening just because he is so strongly supporting israel's military operation. >> this is the first time that i have felt like the 2024 election is in great trouble for the president. and for our democratic control. which is essential to moving forward because these young people muslim and arab americans but also young people see this conflict as a moral conflict and a moral crisis. and they are not going to be brought back to the table easily with -- if we do not address this. >> there are people working for the biden re-election campaign upset with the president's backing of israel. a high ranking dnc official who asked not to be identified told ox yosemite the president's the battle for the soul of the nation. it seems as though the administration is currently in a battle for its own soul. there were thousands of protestors o

alexis mcadams following it all. alexis? >> in the past half hour we saw big crowds.down now. it got wild. one of my producers said they climbed up on different cars and chanting things like genocide joe has to go. we want to see if we can hear some of this. we'll take it full here so people can hear what's going on. they're waiving palestinian flags there. the group says the protest is against all elected officials actively complicit in the genocide of the palestinian people, this is the same group that has had other protests across the constituent. the president of israel calling on colleges and universities across the united states to address the rise of jewish hate. we want to pull up this letter. sending this letter from president isaac herzog that att attended nyu and berkeley. this as students protests continue across the country. the israeli ambassador to the u.n. saying that the rise in anti-semitism on college campuses cannot be ignored. listen. >> when university presidents facilitate terror in rallies, we have to call for their resignation loud and clear.

but you see what's coming this way, whether this is a well, the frontage of what will be stored. alexis springs some very wet and with the weather across the grease, pushing into that the and that will make its way further east, which as we go through some by southern edge of black, sliding right down the line. and could even put some way, whether it's a gauze or as we go once through monday, not to wet, but some rain that never the last, not too pleasant plenty of rain. meanwhile, across the northeast of algeria, from alexis, the headed latham making his way into the eastern side of the med, some heavy it down poles here, and some very strong winds by saturday of the repair. it is sure visual and see us see through boston, and i mean, i was in fear, i shot him dead, a controversial us little stand your ground. you're seeing that these laws actually encourage more violence, giving assailants the right to kim. we're sending the message that you can just do this. this is ok and denying justice to victims. families, lines investigate, license you on out you 0 the the, [000:00:00;00] the, t

good morning, alexis. >> reporter: good morning, erielle.he year's biggest online shopping day and despite discounts as early as october, many inflation-weary consumers put off their shopping until cyber monday in hopes of finding bigger and better deals. it's round two for consumers ready to let their fingers do the holiday shopping. >> cyber monday is a two to three-day affair depending on the store. some are just running their deals straight through the entire weekend. >> reporter: like amazon extending its black friday deals right through cyber monday on everything from toys to tech including the amazon echo dot which was $50, now just $22.99. target, best buy, and walmart all kicking off their cyber monday deals today. walmart-plus members gaining access to online deals three hours early at 4:00 p.m. eastern like saving over $500 on these kitchen knives. target's offering up to 50% off thousands of items like this kitchenaid stand mixer on sale for $250. that's a $200 savings, and at best buy, tvs, laptops and cameras are on sale includ

. >> reporter: alexis is a mother of six and says back on august 1st, she was supposed to get nearlycked my card. and it said, $17. i'm like -- wait. this is weird. so i look and it says it was taken off at 6:00 in the morning. at a u.s. bank which i normally pull my money off of. so i'm like okay. i was asleep at 6:00 in the morning. like -- where's my money? >> reporter: alexis says this all happened while she was in the process of moving to her new apartment and celebrating her daughter's birthday. she says when she called to see what happened to her money, she was told -- >> they were like oh, you are probably part of fraud. can you come in and just do your paperwork and cancel your card? i'm like, that's fine. >> reporter: u.s. bank said this? >> no, the county. i come in. canceled the card. but i didn't do it in time so my food stamps got taken. >> reporter: you can see right here on august 2nd, $357 in food stamps was taken out of her account. >> i got the cash reimbursed, but i'm still waiting for food stamps. they say they take longer to get. >> now serving b156 at window 12

abc's alexis christoforous is here to break it all down.r lining, alexis. >> reporter: you could call it that, whit, absolutely. there's an upside to persistent inflation apparently. more of your income will be taxed at a lower rate next year. every year the irs adjusts the tax brackets to account for inflation, and once again, the agency is widening all of those brackets and that could help millions of americans increase their take-home pay. what does this mean in real terms? if you made $45,000 this year, you'll be taxed at rate of 22%. in 2024, you'll be taxed at 12%. that's a significant savings, and in more good news for taxpayers, the irs is increasing the amount you can deduct from your taxable income. so, for married couples, the standard deduction amount is going up by $1,500. for single taxpayers, it's rising by $750, and that could be enough to push some people into a lower tax bracket. other inflation adjustments include raising the amount you can contribute to 401(k) retirement plans by $500, but this all applies next year. the

alexis christoforous is here with more on that. >> reporter: overnight an exodus of major companies pulling their ads from x, formerly known as twitter, after owner elon musk described an anti-semitic post this week on the site as, quote, the actual truth and once again lashed out at the anti-defamation league. among those pausing ads on the platform, lionsgate and disney and "the new york times" reporting that apple and paramount have also suspended their ads and the companies follow ibm, which stopped ads on x thursday. the white house releasing a statement in response to musk's tweet saying in part, we condemn this abhorrent promotion of anti-semitic and racist hate in the strongest terms, which runs against our core values as americans. elon musk posting on x last night, at risk of stating the obvious, anyone advocating the genocide of any group will be suspended from this platform, and in a separate post, ceo linda yaccarino saying, x has been extremely clear about our efforts to combat anti-semitism and discrimination. there

good morning, alexis. >> reporter: good morning, gio.the clock ticking on another possible government shutdown moody's changed its outlook to negative but stable, but kept the topnotch aaa rating in place. the move doesn't automatically mean moody's will downgrade america's credit worthiness, but it does increase the chances and brings the u.s. one step closer to losing its last perfect aaa credit rating. fitch ratings downgraded the u.s. from aaa to aa because of the debt ceiling showdown. s&p did the same thing back in 2011. downgrades to the u.s. credit rating could potentially raise the country's borrowing costs. that would hike interest rates for consumer loans like credit cards and mortgages. so far that hasn't happened. the treasury department was quick to push back telling abc news in a statement, quote, we disagree with the shift to a negative outlook, citing strength in the american economy and continued demand for u.s. treasury bonds. in a separate statement the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre blaming the change

bombshell investigation reveals that a washington days and jail founded by a russian opposition figure alexi, nevada. you'd pay the vast network of online trolls, the demon isaac from line from leading on social media. the welcome to washington national, reaching your life on the russian capital. i am michael, quite chat with the latest updates. now now the night of relentless ease, ready, a tax of northern parts of the gas, a strip by new bars polish pinions. when did an idea of the tax would taken to one of the few medical center still functioning in the area of wanting that you may find the following. images disturbing. the, these hiring scenes were on the permanent, into the easy and hospital near the east where the border of the health care facilities have been blocked off and mid the 10s finding many of the victims. i told him a voice that he was trapped under the drum bowl of a sudden, i'm doubt building the door, who's on my legs. they are stitched up, but i'm alone. my family doesn't know what happened to me. i can't stand up. i want to go home more than anything we were at home whe

i noticed a little area of blood pressure versus a well, what remains of storm alexis and these were the front still gonna continue driving the way further south, which as we go through the next few days, as you can see, following the lines of the ice, the pos they are coming in from the north, so that cold at really pushing and look at these temperatures struggling to get about freezing in many places and some good amounts of snow coming into central positive here and even down towards the southeast as well. so we're seeing some significant snow full coming in across the bulk is mixing up with alexis. nasty wets and very windy weather. damaging winds gale force winds into that east, the side of the mediterranean, some pretty nasty conditions as we go once. recess day. this will cause some disruption as we go on through the weekend. what to whether that windy weather drive this way to the east, the side of the mediterranean, some very heavy rain. come get across a good positive tuck here. and there's our system pushes up toward sets aside if you have me see significant amounts of sno

in august 2020 alexi nova on the 1st seriously on a flight from siberia to moscow. the doctors at a hospital and on putting a volunteer in an induced coma and he was phone out to berlin. alexi and i've only made a statement in may 2024 months after being poisoned. the pretty, i don't know. i mean, yeah, i mean, records is mostly i'm and i'm reading a lot of what's being written about me in moscow. quaker smoking. i'm surprised as the lens patient is going to to prevents when i returned and you've got most of them. we weren't able to judge zillow so which knew now that i'm feeling better deal with us today, i've decided to end my stay in germany by most of the i'm with the on the, on the i'll arrive at moscow airport on the 17th of january of 2021 don't mind. that's the issue now. come and pick me up. but yeah, yeah. as long as most people are you sometimes the chairs, the older one are to respond to them. i'll just call to action. but your mother, for your disconnect her daughter in trouble, the both are already familiar with the russian prisons. in 2017, those moth