good morning, benjamin. >> i'm benjamin hall in for bill. the story out of waukesha growing more tragic by the day. an 8-year-old has died. his older brother is among the more than 60 people hurt. >> dana: darrell brooks made his first court appearance yesterday. the d.a. and court commissioner underscored the seriousness of the charges he is facing. >> you can expect a six count for first degree murder. the risk this defendant presents to our community. not only flight risk but dangerousness that he presents. history of violence. >> not lay people, detectives. not only tried to stop this but rendered an opinion this was an intentional act. i have not seen anything like this in my very long career. >> mike tobin is reporting live from waukesha. mike. >> the waukesha county prosecutor promised bail would be set so high this time there would be no way brooks would get out. indeed bail was set at $5 million. darrell brooks appeared in court wearing one of the suicide prevention outfits. he looked down. he seemed to rock back and forth. he was o

. >> benjamin: i'm benjamin hall. julie, a pleasure to be with you. happy thanksgiving. >> you are spending it without your children. they are back in the u.k., right? >> benjamin: they'll do some kind of thanksgiving. i'm a passport hold than american and we'll celebrate in our own way over there. i give thanks to them on the other side of the atlantic on this day. thanksgiving is back but it will cost you. meals expected to be the most expensive on record and surging gas prices are hurting americans where it hurts. one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> all of this spelling major trouble for president biden. he is struggling to address american's concerns and the polls have responded accordingly. >> the president and his family are spending the holiday in nantucket and that's where we find jackie heinrich. >> good to see you both. the president's 45th year on nantucket. a tradition that "politico" reports he only broke for the pandemic and the death of his son, beau. it started when joe and jill first got together trying to find a way to avo

back to you, benjamin. >> benjamin: thanks jonathan very much. julie, you just have to feel not again, here it comes. and the world is feeling the same. we now the dow futures are down 700 point, oil has shot down as well. travel restrictions are being put in place. u.k. is shutting flights from six different countries. this variant apparently the vaccine is 40% less effective on it. it is worrying, worrying. >> julie: we were just dealing with the delta variant and booster shots and what fully vaccinated means and add the variant is alarming. it is also interesting to see the u.k. closing down their borders to six african countries. i wonder if the united states follows suit. if you look back at when coronavirus first started in china and italy, a lot of monday morning quarterbacking if you will but we should have shut down our border. i wonder if this president does that before it's too late and comes here. we'll have to wait and see. turning to the crisis at the southern border the biden administration could reportedly start turning back asylu

benjamin: i'm fresh off the boat. as an american passport holder i feel like this is a homecoming for me. i'm loving it. dc is an incredible city. i have been welcomed by the fox family. these guys so close to one another and they made it a remarkably smooth transition and i couldn't be happier. carley: i'm glad you are here and many people spend their thanksgivings in a lot of ways. the president said america is back, we will talk business owners who may not exactly feel that way coming up later on the show. benjamin: philadelphia recording is 500 homicide this week of the democratic led city matching the record for the deadliest year in the city of history, 1990. of 55-year-old woman was shot and killed himself philadelphia. the gunman chased the woman down the street before shooting her. police believe the gunman is the woman's estranged husband but is not yet been arrested. this as the city's marital calls for tighter gun laws to, the surge in crime the city is facing a police staffing shortage after the mayor def

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i look at benjamin franklin and benjamin franklin was another unlikely revolutionaries because frankland at the status quo worked for george washington it would work even better for benjamin franklin in. he became world-famous in the british empire and george washington wasn't very excitable character so he didn't get excited about the british empire. benjamin franklin was then in busiest of the british empire. he thought that british empire was the greatest thing going and it was within the british empire and under the auspices of the opportunities of the british empire provided the benjamin franklin became the most famous american of his time. it's entirely possible the world would not have heard of george washington. he was a virginia planter and he would have lived his life as a virginia planter and that would have been that norwood people goaded thomas jefferson to write the -- people would have heard of benjamin franklin because he was this world-famous scientist and as i say he was in and busiest of the british empire but he turned against the british empire and the striking thing

i do agree with benjamin. - your reaction to the story. i do agree with benjamin.suspect people will say if other people have decided not to have the _ if other people have decided not to have the vaccination, why should i have _ have the vaccination, why should i have to _ have the vaccination, why should i have to have a lockdown, a national lockdown? — have to have a lockdown, a national lockdown? would reflect the fact that not — lockdown? would reflect the fact that not everyone has been vaccinated. because we have seen how effective _ vaccinated. because we have seen how effective the vaccine is, it's not perfect, — effective the vaccine is, it's not perfect, doesn't stop you getting covid _ perfect, doesn't stop you getting covid and — perfect, doesn't stop you getting covid and it doesn't stop you passing _ covid and it doesn't stop you passing it— covid and it doesn't stop you passing it on, which is another reason — passing it on, which is another reason why covid passports and mandatory vaccination is being resisted — mandatory vaccination is being resis

benjamin: we would have to look?n: to open the border with the mainland as soon as possible. if that does not happen, if there isn't an easy way to do that, then maybe it is time to start looking at relaxing the policies in hong kong like singapore have done, to say, if we cannot benefit from the zero-covid approach, being able to relax lessees domestically, which we have not done a lot of -- relax policies domestically, which we have not done a lot of, that maybe we have to look the other way and follow singapore so that we are not left behind in the region. but i am not an official. so, i don't make the decisions. david: what do you think the conversation is going to be two or three years down the road, consuming many places have adopted the mindset that this is endemic already, where do you think we go as far as vaccines, a fourth one or 51? do we need to start talking about pills? rishaad: will it be like the flu vaccine? benjamin: i think covid will become like the flu, where it comes back seasonally, and people

benjamin has been found guilty of conspiring to blackmail. a fellow footballer, the $33.00 old around madrid stall was also i find $84000.00 benz may have been accused of helping to blackmail. much french international much evolved wayner of explicit images taken from wine as fung. benjamin is planning to appeal. the votes should you know, the ex, your, we are actually angry with this verdict which is totally contradictory. it's been acknowledged by the tribunal itself, that carrying benjamin didn't know anything about what was going on. and in the end were told that he couldn't not know, but without any proof, he's been condemned to a severe unfair sentence without any proof at all. we're pretty astonished by this verdict. i think well benjamin and his ram under a team will be in action a little later on in the year. european champions league the 13 time when is a taking on moldova champions? sharif syrup. so a winfrey out. we'll put them into the last 60 mary mary hospital, the other guys out on our carrera. no, it is not difficult to being

legend has it that benjamin franklin created it, but now millions are saying thanks but no thanks, bentotally on board with changing the clock back and forth for daylight saving time? you're not alone. momentum picking up to do away with the switch once and for all, keeping it lighter longer all yearlong. in the last four years alone, 19 states have enacted legislation or passed resolutions to provide for year-round daylight saving time, likely a welcome change for places like fairbanks, alaska. which only gets three hours 42 minutes of daylight total each year on december 21st. setting our clocks back is also difficult on folks with seasonal affective disorder, defined as a type of depression suffered by 5% of american adults, occurring during the fall and winter months when there is less sunlight. but can these 19 states just go rogue and keep their clocks the same all year round? not quite. congress would need to pass a federal law. because it was a federal law, the 1966 uniform time act, that got us into this in the first place. though daylight say to conserve. since then, the depa

very good to have you with us on our benjamin. your report not just criticizes bella rules for the abuse, the migraines and refugees are experiencing right now at the border, but also poland, the country they've been trying to cross in june. tell us more 1st about what they've been experiencing in the last few weeks. oh, yes, i mean we, we carried out research on both sides of the border and it's absolutely right that sir, that bella roost is in the frame for criticism here because it has been subjecting migrants in the asylum seekers to the most appalling abuse after encouraging them to come on on a false promise, trapping them in the border area, subjecting to violence, denying them access to food, water and shelter. no, a small number may be in, in a shelter now, but there are many of us who are not. and so that is all in a very, very troubling but what is all so deeply troubling is that we found clear evidence that poland is, are enabling this abuse by pushing people back in some, in some cases repeatedly who are trying to cro

benjamin.njin >> benjamin! >> stephen: where are you, benjamin? yes!hot of benjamin now? what is the age difference between you and your brother? >> he is three years older than me. ( laughter ) why are we leaving so many pauses around the house? >> stephen: no pauses. you look -- great. ( laughter ) i'm just saying -- i'm just saying, three rough years, is what i'm saying. ( laughter ) three! let's look at this mop! and you look fantastic. i would not have picked you out to have the crowd! this seems like a dominant genetic factor in the family! >> that's my dad. >> stephen: that's father right there. ( cheers and applause ) >> wait, wait, i have to qualify this. i have to qualify this. i got my mother's genes. my brother got my father's. >> stephen: you need to explain that part. >> my brother is a doctor, and i'm merely an actor, so there's a good reason for him to have lost all his hair. he's a pulmonary doctor, a lung doctor. so for the last two years, this mother hubbard has been saving people's lives. ( cheers and applause ) i love you! he's the

that was a flavour of the front pages, benjamin and roars, very good evening.ont page of the observer and the prime minister has been told, apparently, he needs to dump the plan for care charges other could be trouble the party. i plan for care charges other could be trouble the party-— trouble the party. i actually completely _ trouble the party. i actually completely agree. - trouble the party. i actually completely agree. i- trouble the party. i actually completely agree. i think i trouble the party. i actually i completely agree. i think that trouble the party. i actually - completely agree. i think that the plans for social care which were watered down this way, all of a sudden, without warning, and are supposed to pass through parliament this coming week are in deep trouble and need, in my view as well, to be rethought. what these plans will do is protect the wealthiest people, the people with the biggest and most expensive houses in particular or large amounts of assets, but the average middle—class voter in the north, say, or in areas of the country whe

. >> benjamin: that is his screen debut there. >> dana: many more to come. benjamin. happy thanksgiving to you. "the faulkner focus" is up next. sandra smith, here you go. >> dana and benjamin thank you. fox news alert. wisconsin court setting a $5 million bail for the suspect accused of mowing down dozens of parade goers in a suburb of milwaukee. a grieving community wants to know why he was allowed on the streets to begin with. you are in "the faulkner focus". i'm in for harris today. 39-year-old darrell brooks made his first court appearance yesterday. prosecutors charged him with five counts of first degree intentional homicide and another charge is on the way because a sixth victim, an 8-year-old boy, has now died. some critics are also questioning why the court set a bail at all given the nature of the crime and brooks' decades long criminal history. dan bongino needs the left needs to face reality. >> it's a crappy bumper sticker. that's what this is. tolerance, bail reform, defund the police. when the bumper sticker becomes reality, sean, the body bags start p

suspended jail term. benjamin has been found guilty of conspiring to blackmail a fellow footballer. the $33.00 old rounded star, also find $84000.00 benz and i have been accused of helping to blackmail a form of friendship to national much you boy over explicit images taken from pub wine as fun, benjamin is planning to appeal the verdict short you know x your we are actually angry with this verdict, which is totally contradictory. it's been acknowledged by the tribunal itself, that carrying bends mer didn't know anything about what was going on. and in the end were told that he couldn't not know. but without any proof of, he's been condemned to a severe unfair sentence without any proof at all. we're pretty astonished by this verdict. while ben's man and his realm entertain will be in action in a few minutes time in the champions league, the 13th time. when is taking on my diving champ, insure a syrup. so a winfrey out, we'll put them into the last 60 paris on your mind, so they won't allow their case. my sharepoint, you've seen it. so join manchester united before the end of the se

now french international cream benjamin has been hit with a one year suspended jailed son benjamin has been found guilty of conspiring to blackmail a fellow footballer. the 33 year old roman trade star was also find $84000.00 and had been accused of helping to blackmail former friendship. and i saw massey of our wayne over explicit images taken from wine is phone and zimmer, cuz he's planning to appeal against the verdict shoot, you know, your, we are actually angry with this verdict which is totally contradictory. it's been acknowledged by the tribunal itself, that carrying bends mer didn't know anything about what was going on, and in the end were told that he couldn't not know, but without any proof of. he's been condemned to a severe unfair sentence without any proof at all. we're pretty astonished by this verdict and cricket the to teams. he contested the inaugural test temperature. finally, getting ready to resume that rivalry. india hosting new zealand. and it's too much serious. it starts on 1st thing. come pull the blank cap, fit bit, india in the test temperature finals early

benjamin hall is at the state department with more. benjamin. good to see you tort.orter: good to see you, liz. families of paul that their loved ones are being held by the russian state. trevor reed, former marine, former member of the presidential guard. he was accused of assaulting a police officer in russia, sentenced to nine years last year. his trial was considered a sham. he is held in solitary confinement in a gulag. his family says they know why. >> he was a presidential security guard marine and leverage for him to get some people back they want from the united states. like a bargaining chip. reporter: paul whelan is former marine in moscow and sentenced to 16 years in a labor camp that a espionage charge that his brother says was entrapment. he discussed this with president putin in geneva said he would not walk away from them. the families say little has happened. >> i think we're a little bit weary of waiting to see what the state department and other agencies in the u.s. government will do to help paul. >> just don't understand why it is taking so long

benjamin, i just want to say, since you bring up live nation, they're certainly cooperating. travis scott may have not comment when asked about things, but he did put out that video. he looked pretty stressed out and he claimed remorse for whatever had happened and said he was going to try to help out the families who were affected by this. but nonetheless, i'm glad you're on the case, my friend. keep on keeping on, and we'll see you again soon. thank you, benjamin. >>> meantime, we have new insight now as consumers across the country are dealing are record high gas prices over the last year, the gasoline index has gone up nearly 50%. making the national average $3.41. nbc's scott cohn is where it hurts right now, in san jose, california. that's the state with the highest gas prices in the country, scott. is there any indication that these numbers are going to drop anytime soon? >> the short answer to that, alex, is no. if you are in one of those parts of the country where you're paying the average $3.41, think you could be in california where prices behind me are not at all

benjamin hall covering this for us from the state department joins us now. hi, benjamin. >> there's a long list of people lining up to condemn this travel ban. all of the countries that are affected and politicians in the u.s. senator cotton said this is worse than useless. nevertheless, the president's ban went into effect at midnight. south africa's president was furious saying this. >> these restrictions are completely unjustified. up fairly discriminate about our country and our south african countries. >> among the other criticism, if the variant was of such concern, we did it take 48 hours? president biden said that was dr. fauci's decision. today the white house defended their decision. >> the president was critical of was the way that the former president put out i believe a xenophobic tweet and what he called the coronavirus and who he directed it at. the president is not been critical of travel restrictions. >> the secretary state blinken spoke to his south african counterpart and praised the country for their transparency. there's real concerns th

>> benjamin hall live at the state department. benjamin, thank you. joining us now former assistant health secretary add admiral bret giroir. admiral, thanks for being here. >> great done here, bret. >> bret: we don't know a lot about the strength of this variant. what can you tell us that you know or have seen so far that we can learn from these early days? >> so we do have a lot more work to do. but we are concerned but we should not be panicked. we are concerned because there are many mutations in the spike protein that could cause some problems. what kind of problems do we think? well, we know the testing will work. so our testing that we have both antigen and pcr will work against this strain. number two, it's highly unlikely that the vaccines we have especially if boosted will provide protection against omicron as they do against delta. i have concern about monoclonal antibodies. i think they're at risk of working or not working as effectively against this. tomorrow is a very big day. the merck medicine that you take by mouth that was so effecti

el joven fue identificado como benjamÍn david calderÓn y asesinÓ a una persona e hiriÓ dos personas. hay que tener cuidado al conducir. veamos las recomendaciones de las autoridades. >> cuando uno maneja bajo influencia de alcohol o de drogas, ya no estÁ en los cinco sentidos. reportera: las autoridades recomiendan no hacerlo o podrÍa ser detenido y afectarÍa su bolsillo. >> la multa mÍnimo es 10.000 dÓlares o 15.000. su carro puede ser llevado al corralÓn. reportera: tambiÉn puede ser mÁs serio si atropella a alguien. >> eso ya es una felonÍa. tendrÁ cargos e irÁ a una cÁrcel federal. reportera: si usted no cuenta con documentos o no es residente, eso podrÍa ser contraproducente en su proceso. >> eso podrÍa llevar a deportaciÓn. >> ice tiene sus oficinas en la cÁrcel. deben evitar llegar allÁ. reportera: tambiÉn existe un riesgo para aquellas personas que tienen un estatus en estados unidos. >> la deportaciÓn puede ser lo mÁs severo, pero tambiÉn puede tener una demora en el caso. reportera: recuerde permanecer en la escena de un accidente de trÁnsito. >> hacerlo de forma responsabl

>> bret: benjamin hall traveling with the secretary of state. benjamin, thanks.that may say about republican prospects next year. >> when we describe these achievements to the american public that will be a record of results that we will be proud to run on. >> my colleagues and i are ready to fix this mess that this administration has created. ♪ namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection, and don't change or stop your asthma treatments, including steroids, without t

military is forming a new group to investigate you f 1st and in sport, french international cream. benjamin has been hit with a one year suspended jail term. benjamin has been found guilty of conspiring to blackmail a fellow french football. now the world health organization is warning that hundreds of thousands more people will die as a new current of iris. waves sweeps europe. well, germany is now set to mark a 100000 deaths as it hits a new record of more than 66800 cases. the netherlands is also introducing new restrictions, social distancing is set to become compulsory there again. and in france, 30000 people tested positive in the past 24 hours for the 1st time since august. the d baba reports in paris. the festive displays grabbing the eye, but so a french covered 19 rates. a month before christmas. it's beginning to look a lot like late august the last time the number of weekly new cases went past 200 per 100000 people. what old? real benefit? ultimate gar? today we're announcing 30000 covet cases of the last 24 hours. this is a major increase in infections that shows if it was need

but it, benjamin, thanks very much for joining us, live in new york. well, we've covered the tragic attack in detail with relatives of the victims sharing their emotional response with us. we also examined the wider issue of civilian deaths in afghanistan. of us all thought the sandals belong to malika. she was very close to me. i looked her so much. she always told me to buy ice cream. us military forces conducted an unmanned over the horizon airstrike on a vehicle known to be an imminent isis k threat. on the morning of the bombing, she came and kissed me and said, good morning, father. it was our last meeting. i will never see her again. ah, my name is amanda, muddy. i'm the head of the family that has lost 10 of its members. it was around $430.00 p. m. i left for the market and on the way i met my elder brother who was driving back home. we talked a little then he left to go home and i crossed the road to go to the other side. i just crossed the road and i heard an explosion. my daughter later told me that she saw a smaller craft, a dro, moving aro

it's been acknowledged by the tribunal itself, that carrying benjamin didn't know anything about what was going on and in the end were told that he couldn't not know, but without any proof of he's been condemned to a severe unfair sentence without any proof at all. we're pretty astonished by this verdict as a benzo man, his team real madrid, will be in actually late on wednesday for the champions league, 13 time record winners who are taking on sheriff tear absol in moldova. a winfrey, i'll will keep them top of the group and put them in a good position to qualify as group witness. massage to the energize. i don't like ira. no, it is not difficult to being at alamo, that it's coach. a coach at all is a difficult, but if you are in a race, it's better to hear ferocity then i feel at 500. that is how i feel at this moment about coaching. good al, madrid, all gold cheese are under pressure, and managers are sacked every week. it just comes to be the coaching, the best team in the world. so, so mom on tuesday, manchester united may the winning star to life without o. laguna soldier. micha

of the t grey conflict as rebels advance on the capital and his for french international cream. benjamin has been hit with a one year suspended jailed so benjamin has been found guilty of conspiring to blackmail a fellow french football. ah, well, we begin this news hour with more breaking news out of france. police are now saying at least 30 migrants have drowned after their boat sank off calais a while trying to reach britain across the english channel. 26 people so far have been rescued. well, let's bring in peace. if you me is a freelance journalist joining us now from paris pizza, the french isaiah saying that they are finding bodies but, but also some survivors. yes, that's right. managed. thankfully save a few of the many migrate across the channel into the united kingdom. to be honest, the exact number to be the same, the period for the french, terry have it off to the north of the country along the coast. kelly to provide whatever the rescue efforts can be operated at this point on the west. recent attempt to attempt to cross the channel by the migrant to obviously desperate to

has historic names and that would eat benjamin franklin hancock. they have twin boys in 1824 named winfield scott after the soldier and the other named hillary baker which doesn't seem famous to us. it was locally prominent at the time in six years later they had a third john named john. john hancock. john hancock is with his brother wind field in gettysburg so armistead and hancock have family members at the battle. hancock grows up in norristown and gets an appointment to west point. his father doesn't think it's a very good idea to young. sixteens the youngest a.g. can get in but it's also small. we think the big strapping winfield hancock. i. do you know how tall he was when he got out of west point? 5 feet 5 inches tall. his classmates considered him a pet. these small a fair amount of time and it gets picked on. boys being boys he gets bullied and one time one of his larger classmates steps in to fight one of the bullies that classmate is alexander hayes who ends up commanding a division. hancock never forgets this years later in a flowery la

he was appointed to be the benjamin franklin presidential practice professor.lin was never a president but number two, he never taught a class he showed up some events may be one dozen but never taught a class he was a professor paid nearly $1 million. only in america. steve: and with biden not just a donation to political campaigns that takes it personally it is more corrupt than the normal stuff that we talk about. here is number two. near one —- an end by advocacy group says corporate america sucking up to china. >> blackrock the biggest money american manager where the investing in many? china putting in billions popping of chinese communist leaders bringing money into surveillance companies for the chinese military. steve: like this group a while back about those as i called will corporate coca-cola making hitting them hard now they are hitting this is a huge company. larry fink ceo going on how they will make the world a better place and so on. i think this is brilliant. >> but i guy named brian who worked at blackrock during the obama ministration now th

. >> and now joining us on book tv is benjamin powell the executive director of the free market absolute and a professor of economics at texas tech university and he's the author of this book, wretched refuse? the political of economy and institutions. professor powell, you open with this, immigration restrictions that prevent exchange between immigrants and destinationing countries or likely the most policy induced distortions in our economic global economy. could you explain that? >> in the post world war ii war we've seen reductions and barriers, we've seen increasing restrictions of people and laborers around the world so the policy induced barriers,differences the productivity between place are massive and laborers respond to this. in the united states when we have a booming economy in one state and recession in the other, people move between them. we have in this world, countries that have such barred governance that people can't make a difference between the global economy. when we free them from one country to the other, productive goes up massive and economists estimate that if

that would be benjamin franklin hancock. they have twin boys in 1824 named winfield scott after the soldier and name the other hillary. they are from southeastern pennsylvania. -- six years later, they named him, simply john. scott hancock. and john hancock is with winfield. hancock said he's an impressive young man. he gets an appointment to west point and his father doesn't get a good idea. he is young, 16 is the under stage you can get in but he is also small. -- he's a big guy. and we consider hancock a pet. winfield scott hancock was the pet. about six feet. but he is small a fair amount of the time. and one time he gets -- that classmate is alexander hayes, who ends up commanding a division. hayes beats up the bully, in hancocks honor. hancock never forgets this. years later, in the flower language of the 19th century, he writes, when i was a boy, i once had difficulty and alexander hays was the first to assist me. and then expecting me for my troubles he became involved himself. i never forgot his generous actions, am

en un tiroteo en la residencia de la concejal rebeca armendariz, dejando un muerot y 19 heridos, benjamíne churchs ahora enfrenta cargos por homicidio siendo trasladado a la cárcel de santa clara. en fremont dos fallecidos en incendio de alarma, los equipos de bomberos informaron que las llamas se registraron en el garaje de la residencia, se desconocen las causas que provocaron el incendio, el caso está bajo investigación en vecindario de nueva york hay conmoción por muerte de menor de dos años, el incendio se desato en el sótano en que vivía. el dolor y la tristeza arropa a familiares y amigos. rosana dice que llamo al 911 cuando en la madrugada escuchó (gritos) de una mujer. llame de inmediato. y de una vez vinieron, pero no pudieron sacar al niño. >> el trágico siniestro de la calle 178 dejó en condición grave a la abuela del menor siendo hospitalizada, también tres personas sufrieron heridas leves. >> sacaron al niño en camilla, el niño murió. >> según autoridades robert fue declarado muerto en el lugar del incendio. >> me da pena, tiene siete años, es inocente y tuvo que morir así.

it's an honor to be here again together with all of you. 11 years ago, previous honorees, benjamin andwon for their film and this year it reminded us who we are in a nationally recognized, nationally watched, abc documentary, reminding us that we as a latino community, are the soul of this nation, we are the corasone of this country. to our community leaders, to our families, to our friends, who are sharing this moment of history, our indigenous roots, and recognizing the valuable contributions that we as community members have made here in san francisco, and beyond. many thanks to mayor breed for recognizing our community throughout this pandemic and into our recovery. and to all of you, the leaders and the honorees, today, and in the past and future you are in the gratitude and we salute you. unprecedented global pandemic over the last 19 months. facing social and political uncertainty. just remember where we were one year ago, one year ago, thinking about what the future of our country would be. uncertainty and unrest. we've turned a corner. and our recovery is at hand. it's anna ac

benjamin franklin's autobiography. with the struggle for statehood. and the complete works of lord byron. so little piece of advice from the president, it is been a lifelong program for me and if you start out even on this incomplete list is a lengthy study although worthwhile and keep you out of mischief. now i will turn over the control for the final thoughts on truman's literature. so in honor of the library's 50h anniversary in 2007. >> nolan who was harry truman's cousin wrote very perceptive things about truman. i don't know anybody in the world who ever read as much or as constantly as he did. and is what you would call a bookworm. history became a passion going through the standard works of ancient greece and rome. but it wasn't something in the book but it was a part of life and dissection of life of the former time. because it had to do with people. truman understands that history is human. he understood that history is not simple. and america is not simple. so there is no such thing as the past. nothing ever happened in the past. it only ha

benjamin david calderÓn fue acusado de homicidio por el tiroteo el sÁbado en la noche, donde una persona a marcas reconocidas. reportera: el contenido podrÍa ser lo menos esperado. el procurador general de california advirtiÓ a los californianos de comestibles con marihuana que estÁn siendo distribuidos como versiones piratas de marcas populares. veamos las fotos que recibimos de la fiscalÍa de los mÁs recientes casos. el empaque de oreo lo convierten a este. y asÍ sucesivamente con reconocidas marcas como cheetos, doritos y otros cereales. en lugar de contener lo usual, tienen altos niveles de thc, marihuana e ingredientes tÓxicos. el blanco de estos malhechores son los niÑos. >> son personas inocentes que son engaÑadas. reportera: el control de intoxicaciÓn recibiÓ 1173 llamadas el aÑo pasado de niÑos en gestando productos de marihuana, terminando en cuidados intensivos en la sala de emergencia en un hospital. algunos de los sÍntomas son palpitaciones aceleradas, vÓmitos y psicosis. en vÍspera de halloween serÁ crucial de revisar los dulces que reciban sus hijos. >> algo que me de tran

que a su corta edad ha tenido grandes retos pero hoy puede decir que le gana la batalla al áncer benjamín no fue sencillo s diagnóstico sufrió en febrero de 2018 luego de que norán íntomas eixtraños afirmaron que tía leucemia en un50% de su cuerpo su madre nos cuenta que en una de las muchas citas médicas que tuvo josé insistió en usar su disfraz de barman no imagino es que eía lo conocería en persona simplemente sucedió mágicamente vamos saliendo al lobby no lo pía creer tengo que ser el conductor de este niño uno de los momentos más difíciles fue cuando josé nivel tuvo una cirugía a corazón abierto >>> el medio los superpoderes para encontrar el valor de convertirme en un héroe para estos pequeños fue supuestamente para darle mi sus superpoderes pero me lleve supremo poder del niño la historia espero a chicos y a grandes >>> y a grandes niÑo la historia espero a chicos todos los detalles al regresar de la pausa los globos por el desfile para acción de gracias ya casi están listos demostramos las nuevas atracciones para el 25 de noviembre >>> (comerciales) los invitamos a la copa mundial

cory benjamin did not attend but told our sister station that when he saw that video he was saddened.'s mother considered the punch an assault and filed a police report. >> the most shocking, is to hear her mother instruct her to go and hit her for that. >> benjamin's daughter was ejected and that game was canceled. >>> a reminder to you that the football game is canceled because of positive tests. knocked out 24 players and assistant coaches. additional positive tests tuesday made it impossible for cal to field the team this week. the team is 99% vaccinated. the game against usc has been rescheduled now to december. >>> how about drama at san josÉ state. a buzzer beater in the season opener. watch carefully. the final seconds there. tray smith gets the rebound and drains the winning shop. 78-76. certainly a great way to start the season. >> not bad at all. >>> right now at 6:00, parents' worst nightmare. two child abductions. plus -- >> the criminals know we don't have enough police officers -- >> gun violence raging in oakland. the new incentive to find the shooter in a toddler's de

benjamin hall taking a close look tonight. >> in a cave a thousand miles per move on, a colony of batstically identical to the virus for killing millions of people. but nothing connected these baths to the wuhan institute of virology until now. based on u.s. government documents, the freedom of information act, viral samples from the bats collected and sent to the wuhan lab to study right up until a few mom for the pandemic a direct link between the two. >> if we can find a close relative of sars-cov-2 being taken to wuhan and/or manipulated in the lab and we've got that, then we will be closer to understanding what happen appearance but with the chinese government has refused access to caves which coronavirus samples were collected, but if the source leads to neighboring levels, it opens the door to best gators finally gaining access, which could be a breakthrough. the state department will not mention the lab theory but still looking at the origins. >> this is about preparing the world and ensuring the world's most prepared for, most resilient against a potential future pandemic. spe

that is bill benjamin, partner and head of ares real estate group.ver to the first word news with annabelle droulers in hong kong. >> hi. president xi jinping says china is open to discussing key points of his trade tensions with the u.s., including subsidies to industrial firms and state owned companies. he says china will take an active and open attitude to talks on issues such as the digital economy, trade, and the environment. xi spoke at the opening of the china international import expo in shanghai, where he also mention policies aimed at boosting imports. portuguese prime minister is to face an early election on january 30. this after parliament rejected his budget last week. costa, whose minority socialist government is halfway through a four-year term, is heading for the but with a lead in opinion polls. peloton shares plunged after the fitness company cut its annual revenue forecast by as much as $1 billion and lowered its projections for subscribers and profit margins. on an earnings call, pellets on said it the impact of economic reopenin

benjamin butterworth and baroness ros altmann, up next, �*it�*s the film review — goodbye for now.lm review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is, as always, mark kermode. where are we starting this week, mark? interestingly this week we have ghostbusters: afterlife, which is a new ghostbusters film. we have petite maman, the new one by celine sciamma. and we have king richard, who is the father of venus and serena williams. ghostbusters, the sequel. it's not called that. no, ghostbusters afterlife. we've already had the sequel and we had the reboot. this is directed byjason reitman, whose father ivan reitman directed the original. the story is a single mum and her two kids are evicted from their home and they go out to an old farmhouse owned by her now deceased father. paul rudd is out there. he's playing a seismologist teacher, who is out there because he is interested in the fact that there were lots of earthquakes although there were no fault lines. mckenna grace and finn wolfhard are the kids, who uncover a bunch of ghostbusting equipment which they fi

benjamin hall is live with more. >> hi, jacqui.e commission in the origins of covid. the investigation will be free from chinese interference unlike many investigations before it, this is a bipartisan push led by roger marshall and joni earnist, dianne feinstein and kristin gillibrand. senator marshall hopes under the new commission, sanctions could be placed on labs like those that won't cooperate and even sanctions against china if they won't cooperate. they say certain u.s. intelligence agencies have refused to cooperate. >> i think the intelligence agency has not been forthcoming. they've not released the documents that could have been released. i thought that the previous national security folks were releasing information more timely. >> the state department has repeatedly said that it backs the current who investigation despite the fact that china has repeatedly block its attempts. china pointing the finger the other way saying the u.s. has politicized the covid-19 response. president biden launched his 90-day review that end

carley: benjamin, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. best of luck.to you and your family so we're rooting for you. appreciate it. >> thank you very much for having me. you have a great day. carley: you're welcome. you too. todd: hopefully he can get his job back and watch christmas vacation the movie you mentioned, because having a job is the twist that keeps on giving all year. time now, 26 minutes after the hour. remember these images, those unaccompanied migrant children now flooding the public school system in one state, leaving teachers struggling to educate numerous foreign students. more on this when "fox & friends first" continues. carley: welcome back. border patrol agents discovering 75 shivering migrants locked in a refrigerated trailer in texas. among them, a 4-year-old child, desperately trying to stay warm. cbp says the trailer was set to just 58 degrees and the doors were padlocked shut from the outside. cbp says the migrants were from val america and mexico. they were all taken into custody and the driver was arrested. meanwhile, pres