breanna: by now the world knows the story.ntally texted jamaal for thanksgiving dinner. she thought she texted her real grandson. that year they got together for the holiday, inking it would be a one-time thing, and now they count their blessing that it was not. breanna: how old were you when it started? >> 17 and i am turning 23 next month. breanna: you are getting recognized in public. best buy, and verizon. >> anywhere were there is young people they recognize. breanna: what do you think it is about the story that people come back and they are asking for, they want to know updates on your lives? >> i have asked that question and i get the answer that it was a feel-good story, and i guess there is a lot, but people want a feel-good story. breanna: the two has celebrated more than thanksgiving. christmas, birthdays and exciting new opportunities. >> all of this will help me what i really want to do in life. breanna: give everybody the update, what are you pursuing? >> i am starting to pursuant acting career. breanna: if you h

performance is stopped, leaving eight dead. 27-year-old danish baig, 21-year-old axel costa. 16-year-old breanna school freshman john hilgert. this is not the first travis scott concert that has stirred up controversy. in 2015, scott walls arrested in chicago after he encouraged his fans to climb barricades to get on stage with him. then, in 2017, a 23-year-old man was left partially paralyzed when he said he was pushed from a balcony at a new york city show, where scott encouraged a different fan to drop to the floor. the injured man filed a lawsuit against scott, his manager, the concert promoters and the security company. the case is still pending. also in 2017, scott was arrested for allegedly inciting a riot at an arkansas performance encouraged people to rush the stage. he paid $7,000 in resttation to two people injured at the show. >> security teams dread travis scott shows. i talked to a prominent security person today who said that he's never been as frightened at work as he's been at travis scott shows. this is a security guy. he doesn't scare easily. >> reporter: in 2019, hundreds of

reporter: in mesa, breanna whitney. dion: my heart is so full. isn't it amazing how one text can change so much about some people's lives? sandhya: it is a beautiful story, and i think people are craving the positive, uplifting things in life. it is good to see that. let's talk about the weather because it is looking good for the next several days. i want to show you the high-pressure ridge on doppler seven that will keep the pattern dry and mild. yes, we need the rain. there is none in the forecast so you might as well enjoy it. the doppler showing high clouds overhead. that is why temperatures are running from two to 14 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. four mile visibility in concord, six miles in the livermore. that is due to some fog forming, so be careful. there is patchy fog out there. temperatures this hour in the 40's and 50's. here is a look at the frost advisory for interior portions of mendocino county. that is the only area where we are expecting to be cold enough to see frost between 3:00 and 9:00 a.m. you will want to pro

reporter: in mesa, breanna whitney. dion: my heart is so full. isn't it amazing how one text can change so much about some people's lives? sandhya: it is a beautiful story, and i think people are craving the positive, uplifting things in life. it is good to see that. let's talk about the weather because it is looking good for the next several days. i want to show you the high-pressure ridge on doppler seven that will keep the pattern dry and mild. yes, we need the rain. there is none in the forecast so you might as well enjoy it. the doppler showing high clouds overhead. that is why temperatures are running from two to 14 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. four mile visibility in concord, six miles in the livermore. that is due to some fog forming, so be careful. there is patchy fog out there. temperatures this hour in the 40's and 50's. here is a look at the frost advisory for interior portions of mendocino county. that is the only area where we are expecting to be cold enough to see frost between 3:00 and 9:00 a.m. you will want to pro

and family and friends gathered today for funeral of 16-year-old breanna rodriguez she's one of nined surge at travis scott world festival in houston last week other victims range from age from 14 to 27 and a nine-year-old boy remains on life support i'm ash ashley strohmier. back to t waters world. jesse: as the main real media loses more and more power, they become more and more dangerous. they have journalists who slander their targets. falsely framing them as traitors, racists and even rapists. dave portnoy was in the cross-hairs this week. one of the nastiest publications around wrote a hit piece insinuating that one of his sexual encounters crossed the line. portnoy who is not married was smeared or a manufactured scandal. while portnoy was asking for fair treatment, business insider was work to pull away his advertisers. he's a major player in the media sports and betting world. because he had loyalty, facts and a platform to present them, he survived the kill shot. >> if anybody looked at the facts of this case, you will realize there is nothing there. i got accused of rape.

breanna, nicole, kiersten, joy reid. because they ignored.oman of color to win a statewide election in virginia, why? because she dared to leave the plantation of ideology that these white women believe she should stay on. they are the races. but i have to give props to one person per year there one person in the media -- >> thank you. >> you are close. it might be you, you are close. there's one person in the media that ten days ago predicted the outcome of this race for a very specific reason. >> can i make a prediction? i think the republican is going to win in virginia. do you want to know why? >> i love it. >> it's a bold prediction. >> what a way to wrap up the segments. >> i'm very careful with my money. >> coming up, we are in the middle of a tease but the next thing. >> why is she carrying a machine gun? >> she's a veteran. it's not a machine gun. >> come on. what is this? >> we don't know what it was. >> big time backlash to defunding police and another major blow to democrats. ♪ ♪ bye mom. my helpers abound, i'll need you today. ou

so despite so much lately that the cities associated with breanna taylor's death, and they have miles to go. they went from being hyper segregated to less and they have a pretty darn good job with creating and maintaining integrated schools, much better than a lot of other places. a lot of other places in the south, the whitete areas of tryg to - from the school district. >> sheryll cashin, only go back to the conversation about essentially athletic blacks and being a part of it. asking about how individuals can rectify the disconnect of identifying as a member and of trying to strive for evolution of the institutions and structural barriers that allow some people to thrive, both black and white. and what we try to do. >> seriously, i'm guilty of it even though, while i live in one of the two integrated neighborhoods in the district. it's been like a 50 year tradition of black professionals living in with the whites and the jews and i am in one of them. now i am in crestwood. i chose the integration. in this neighborhood i am and is not economically integrated this apartment here'ss m

john hilger was 14 and breanna 16. the other victims were in their 20s. danish bay, radolfo, madison, franco patino, jacob and axel ac acosta avular. there must have been some concern about the crowd situation here at this venue. the police chief here in houston confirmed this afternoon that he met with travis scott and his head of security in the hours before the main concert event on friday night and urged the team to be mindful of their social media posts and what they were messaging to the crowd showing up here at this event. despite all of that, the people we have talked to who were able to escape the deluge of people here at this crowd described a scene where many of the people responding that there wasn't a sense of urgency to understand exactly how tragic of an event was unfolding in this crowd. >> ed lavandera, thanks. >>> houston fire chief samuel p pena, thank you for joining us. have you made any progress in determining exactly what went so wrong on friday night leading to those eight deaths? >> first, let me say that our prayers are with the

for next week we could do joy reid versus nicole wallace, or we could do brian stelter verses of breannaom the a.m. radio show? she is not even on the list. she does not -- by the way, the woman, not joy reid, the other one on msnbc, is so lonesome, i am proud to say i have never uttered her name since i met her in 1999, when she was jeb bush's black. she was nasty and stupid then. she is worse now. >> greg: this might be the greatest segment. you guys looking at me with consternation. >> i am just amazed by the expertise that you both have about these cnn programs. are you the only people in america who watch these shows? >> actually, you make the point, the people who watch those shows are dumber than both of them. >> they watch it because it is so funny. tucker, we have to roll. thank you so much for participating in our inaugural debate. >> any time. and we are still friends. >> greg: don't go anywhere. still much more to come, including a live shot from the planet saturn. that should be fun. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps th

the 47% range, but what we're thinking about again after powell says faster taper, i don't know if breanna is listening, but you have a chart for me and i doubt it's possible to get it up now, and i just did the calculation, scott essentially, if we double the pace of taper, they'll be done in february and that means march, april, may will be on the table. if they go to 25, they're done around april so that's when the fed -- if the fed sticks to form and then we'll get the purchases first and double it, if you go up to 2025 and that probability, scott is back up to the 47%, 50% range after powell's comments. >> i got you >> can i just -- >> real brief, tom, if you could. >> i might have a different metric and on the bloomberg it's still at 26% for a may hike. >> all right >> i'm looking at the -- >> tom, i appreciate you coming to the phone on a moment's notice we greatly appreciate your time there. >> great >> rick santelli, you have a last quick word? i feel like i owe you one. >> really quickly, we can show a fed funds. there are a million ways to calculate these things let's keep it si

just another morning to bundle up as you've gotten used to the past few mornings breanna. john, thank you for that. all right. let's start of the bay bridge to tracking your traffic this morning. it's pretty light. >> a little under 9 minutes to make your way into the city at this hour. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. little under 30 minutes as you're traveling there along highway 24 westbound west of the called a caught lane in oakland. that is where i do see an accident there. so we'll keep a close eye on that doesn't like. it's causing much of a delay richmond. sandra fell bridge to traveling across their little under 9 minutes. and the golden gate bridge. about 20 minutes traveling from the north bay into the city will have more weather and traffic coming up. for now, let's get back to the top story. speaking of traffic, 48 million more than 48 million people are expected to hit the roads. >> and drive during this thanksgiving holiday. that's a whole lot of people whole lot of people. i can say we're not going to be those people. this is bay

breanna, right, john, thanks for that tracking your friday morning. traffic has been friday. light. >> heading from the east bay into the city a little under 10 minutes for your drive time there. the san mateo bridge as you make your way across towards the peninsula. you can do that drive and a little under 30 minutes along the richmond center fell bridge. no hazards and tracking at this hour. so about 9 minutes out of richmond heading across towards center fell and the golden gate bridge traveling from the north bay into the city. a little under 20 minutes for your drive time there. >> all right. 7.15 is that i'm a little girl with a degenerative disease has a very special christmas wish. one that she's hoping will come true in order to help. >> her and her grandmother. and that's right. melanie downs and sat down with them in their home in sacramento to find how the community can show support. >> tar. jane nelson is a unique kind of 8 year-old who loves doing handstands on the coal rainbow creating abstract pieces of art. it has her heart set on a certain professions. >> we

get outside with a light jacket ready to go and you'll be good to go for your wednesday breanna. tom, thank you for that. we are starting to get busy at the bay bridge this morning. we had a disabled vehicle there earlier in the last hour. >> we also have slick conditions and their high winds on the bay ridge as you're traveling this morning. once you do reach the maze a little under 60 minutes to make it into the city. no major issues along 5.80 80's. you're traveling along near reveal in berkeley heading into the city from the north bay. we do have reports of fog on the golden gate bridge. so definitely want to take your time as you're driving, not the only place we're seeing fog along 80 in american canyon road out in flail, both on the eastbound and westbound sides. the air heading across towards the peninsula. no major delays or issues and i'm tracking a little under 14 minutes and an accident here that is not causing any delay. westbound 5.82 that one-on-one north. we saw some slowing in the last hour. but nothing right now daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot at 6. '02,

other victims include breanna rodriguez, just 16.ion, after suggestions of file play. fine criminal investigation, after suggestions of file play. one of the narratives was _ suggestions of file play. one of the narratives was that _ suggestions of file play. one of the narratives was that some _ suggestions of file play. one of the narratives was that some individual was injecting other people with drugs. we do have a report of a security officer, according to the medical staff, that was out and treated him last night, that he was reaching over to restrain or grab a citizen and he felt a prick in his neck. ,, ., , ., , ., neck. several people were treated with an anti-drug _ neck. several people were treated with an anti-drug medication. - with an anti—drug medication. investigators will now be speaking to anyone who was at the event to find out exactly what happened and who, if anyone, find out exactly what happened and who, ifanyone, is find out exactly what happened and who, if anyone, is to blame. find out exactly what happened a

like our next guest breanna howard who is a fairfax county mom who says she is switching her vote thise voted pretty reliably done democrat over the years, voting for joe biden last year, but this year you say you're going no support the republican, why? >> i knew going in at the election that education was going to be a key component in my decision-making process and looking at glen and hearing him speak, he is listening to the voices appearance and he was addressing our concerns. on the flip side i feel that terry is not just ignoring the voices appearance, but wants to silence us. >> john: the issue of sexual assault in loud and schools caught your attention, the story of scott smith whose daughter was raped in her high school and the perpetrator was addressed in a dress and transferred where he perpetrated another sexual assault, why did that particular episode in another county really grab your attention? >> i feel that it just goes to our democratic school board leaders, many whom i voted for in fairfax county to really keep our children safe and to educate our children and thing

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we have breanna fierstein who was or is a young person who participates in the pay it forward programen we also have orlando what is ahead of community development for northern california linkedin . [applause] and so throughout the day we heard different strategies on economic inclusion, guaranteed income, universal basic income, unconditional cash transfers we're here to talk about how that lands in community and how we implement that. so one of the things when we think about love or what folks generally think about wealth we automatically turn to financing . what we seldom consider is social aspects of wealth and the connections necessary in order to attain thatwealth. if we think back historically to theinstitution of slavery , for sure and slave were destroyed not only physically , notonly mentally but emotionally , spiritually, educationally so it's impossible to think about how we want to grow wealth for black communities and brown communities that we must think about the whole picture and think about it holistic way . it forward was a pilot initiative for young people who lived