what's a bunker buster? yeah. so it's. it's. it's a little bit readers, i think they were also known as sex and shopping novels. so i think possibly a bunker buster is how they do it in the in the uk. so it's all those marvelous eighties and huge doorstop novels by the likes of jackie collins and shirley conran, which i do go into quite a you know, there's one chapter devoted to them, my book, just because they were an important part of my teenage reading experience, well, you can't obviously have any complaints about your own blurb, but do you find in the 5000 or so blurbs that you've written in you in your career, do authors like the blurbs? what's their relationship as as you create these for other authors? i think it really varies. i think some are incredibly protective of their work and they want to control every area of it. and others are very happy to have this outsider step in. but often, you know that their idea of what is what will sell something and mine are quite different life, you know, a lot of authors will try an

e the go to doors is the door busters. there is only a few items. if you see like a $99 tv, let me snag that. there will be a limited quantity and you have to line up at 4:00 a.m. to get it. for peace of mind and ease, online shopping could be easier. a lot of those deals are similar online and in the store. the one perk going into the store f you want it immediately and don't deal with shipping, you can pop it on the shelf and get it. the convenience of having something shipped to you is one of the benefits. it's what you are looking for. don't be fooled by the door busters. >> i don't know about waking up that early to go shopping, as much as i love shopping. there will be a lot of people shopping. that may take a toll on the postal service with the shipping and online shopping. how can we avoid shipping delays. >> shop now. a lot of them are live. i went to target sunday and got a deal on headphones. either go into the store and do store pick up or if you want to shop online and have it shipped to you, start now. don't wait. if you know what you

why black friday shoppers aren't finding door buster deals this year. more people are expected to return to stores after two years pandemic disruptions, but high gas prices and grocery bills loom over holiday shopping. if you heard grady's report, it sounds like the in-person shopping bonanza is kind of a fuzzy picture this year, a mixed bag at best, is that right? >> yeah, gillian. three things are going on. one, a long trend over time towards people buying more online, digital retailers, continues to expand and larger and larger share of shopping. secondly, obviously the pandemic hit black friday the last two years and that's changed shopping habits, more people are getting used to shopping online. and third, exactly as you heard grady talk about, the impact of inflation, and people are making careful judgments what they are spending their money on, instead of buying the 184-inch tv for $25, they have to be more careful. striking, interesting thing, despite inflation, consumer spending remains strong in the united states. worry as we look forward with

did it live up to its block, buster billing? look as far as it living up to expectations. maybe not. people probably expected a bit more from germany, it took about 60 minutes for them to really get into the game. but overall, if you look at the the strengths and the weaknesses of both sides, you would say that this was a fair result. at the end of the day, you end up saying that spain had some moments where they did waver. germany took advantage and vice versa. so again, at the end of the day you end up saying, you know, it may be not, was the block buster type of matter we expected, but it was a very good match. and at the end of the day, both teams as of the drug usher, where does this leave this fain coach louis enrique in terms of the criticism that he's faced for the players that he's pick. do you think the pressure is off now? well yeah, i mean now you're playing against germany. this is a team that has won the world cup 4 times. and really, if you look back at the history, at least of the spanish national team, at least in the last 15 years, is a quiet concession t

so no fees. block buster remains the world's best selling insulin since 2015. so no fees, competitors novo, nor disk, and really have also marketed long lasting analog insulin. and they to justify the high price with attractive promises. the companies say that higher production costs contribute to analog insulin being comparatively more expensive than human insulin. but researchers at the university of geneva disagree they looked at the question of why one of 2 diabetes patients worldwide has no access to insulin. it is, it's all ali's i've seen on that. ok, i'll book a few k, flexibly, ticklish austrian new men. we were told that analog insulin is much harder to produce than human, more than 5. and we wanted to know a little more about the cost of manufacturer of a we got together with and colleagues to determine the manufacturing cost us by looking at each section of the production line switch and the public destro an appeal could be much help um yeah, totally madell from your key volkoff of retail, flipping that we send the cost of all the raw materials requ

back in the day, we used to have the long lines outside as people were waiting for door busters. no more. we don't have that now this target will open regular hours at 7:00 a.m. not the wee small hours to get people rushing in. part to reduce crowds and now they don't want to push consumers, necessarily the national retail federation expect 166 million of us will be out shopping this black friday weekend and cyber monday a lot of it happens in stores. the nrf expects with all that spending, holiday sales will be up between 6% and 8%. reaching nearly $1 trillion. analysts say when you adjust for inflation, sales will be up just 1% to 3% which makes this the slowest christmas since the financial crisis when sales declined from big box retailers like target and walmart, getting consumers to spend is a game of "the price is right. they had to discount to get product out the door the big question this holiday season is just how much more promotional they have to be to get shoppers to buy now and not wait dom, we have four weekends until christmas. a lot of analysts think we will see c

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birds to get shoppers in the door but other essentials are up, eggs more than 30% from last year, busterore than 26%. and baked goods like pumpkin pie more than 20%. at ragle's barbecue in katy, texas, there is a bounty of brisket but russell says he can't get turkey breasts. >> we ordered 200 cases in september and got about 50 and then we're told that's all we'll get for the rest of the year. >> reporter: how to save if you're willing to wait till the last minute. >> the day before thanksgiving there were pretty good deals. >> how much does she weigh? >> 25 pounds. >> reporter: free range turkeys do cost more. father of five kyle becker, woulds a second job as a vet to make ends meet as higher costs ruffle feathers for farmers and the rest of us. janet shamlian, cbs news, moreland, indiana. >>> still ahead on the cbs weekend evening news, why a proposed minsota produce nickel for ev batteries poses an environmental risk. >>> electric vehicle sales are in the fast lane but dependent on a battery component that's manufactured outside the u.s. now a major discovery, befeight the town of t

>> reporter: overnight weights, door buster deals, and sometimes, more than just a few sharp elbows . a beloved custom for some, which others avoid at all costs. an estimated 150 million people are planning to shop in stores and online the day after thanksgiving this year. compared to 64 million on cyber monday. , even while it continues to be the most popular shopping day, black friday as we know it may never be the same. >> is black friday dead? >> black friday is not dead, it is just changing. >> reporter: christin gall is the president of rocket rewards, the cashback affect partners with retailers. >> black friday is supposed to be the friday after things giving. while receiving deals now? >> consumer shopping has changed significantly since the pandemic. fewer of us are willing to go to the stores on black friday and battle people and use our elbows. retailers are more willing to allow us to shop over a longer period of time. >> reporter: excess inventory left over from the pandemic is also moving up those holiday sales. that includes the outdoor outfitters, rei , which started p

certainly not a drought buster. by that point, we would have been dry for three weeks. we will take whatever we could get. dry out there this evening. temperatures cooling off, but not too bad just yet. but the warm side, downtown san francisco at 52 degrees in the moment. the mid to upper 30s and the lower 40s inland. mostly mid-40s in the bay and along the coast. fairly close for late november. then temperatures are going to warm up into the low 60s along the coast in the cool spots. mid to upper 60s around the bay. the temperatures are at least into the upper 60s inland. most are reaching or exceeding 70 degrees. again, we're going to be a degree or two warmer than that as we head through thanksgiving day. so things are looking good for the holiday and the weekend. a gradual increase in cloud cover for sunday. the temperatures are gradually going to cool off as we head through the weekend down to about what's normal for this time of the year by saturday and sunday. then that chance for showers will arrive maybe a few lingering showers on tuesday. but the next wave of

it's really what you are looking for, but don't be fooled by door busters. it's going to be a headache to get those. >>> many of you are headed to the mountains this week to enjoy the snow. a number of ski resorts are already open. sugar bowl, scheduled to fire up their lifts this friday. more snow could put a dent in our drought, we love that. expectations about it are kind of changing. >> the sierra is off to a good start this year. so the big question is will this momentum continue and give california what it needs to make a dent in the drought? or will we see a repeat of last year? tucked away, deep in the woods in the sierra, i'm always excited about snow. someone has a theory of how this winter will play out. his name is andrew schwartz. he is the lead scientist at the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab. and he hopes mother nature proves his production wrong. expect this winter is looking a lot like last winter. we are warmer than average conditions, more dry than average. >> schwartz keeps an eye on weather trends. here he measures the depth of the s

i know it is not going to be a drought buster but it will make a difference on the fire watch picks i'm so glad you brought that up. you know how there is no official fire season anymore now? you cannot say it officially ends fire season with the storm, but the amount of rain the storm is bringing and the snow in the sierra, we can see this is going to be the unofficial official end of fire season for this year. i will show you why i would say that when we look at the storm. you can see how cloudy it is now from above san jose, that is what it looks like from the top of the hills on the west side of the santa clara valley and you see on the post protected land out there , it is getting misted on right now, because the class had just kind of thickened down to the hilltop level there. but everywhere else it is just a great looking day. the rain is coming from that. the first one gets here tomorrow afternoon , then a more meaningful one gets here for monday and tuesday, let's take these in order again. here is the saturday system, this gives us light showers starting in the afternoon, by t

through the first rain chances from the weather prediction center, and this certainly is not a drought buster up to a quarter inch of rain for most of the bay area, we add to the fire fuels and it would be helpful if there was rainfall that fell on top of this through the rest of december. we will keep an eye on long-range trends. >>> right now outside, things are looking good, temperatures with not a lot of variation. everywhere between 54 degrees and 57 degrees. consistency their across-the-board. later on tonight, more of a difference between inland temperatures which are chilly in the middle and upper 30s, too temperatures around the bay staying in the middle 40s. frosty spots , for the cold air tends to settle down. but, with plenty of sunshine, and a light offshore breeze, temperatures will warm up quickly into the low 60's around the band along the coast by noon. already into the mid and upper 60s further inland. is temperatures in land will reach up into the lower 70s for highs tomorrow afternoon, even the cool spots in land will reach the upper 60s. upper 60s around the bay, temperat

hardly any advertised new deals are dropping as door busters on thanksgiving.ters totally is dead but that in-store crush is long gone. the timed online deals didn't get hyped. retailers started sales as early as october and the prices are pretty darn good. that does not mean we won't see bigger discounts over the next few days but stores haven't promoted timed door busters as they did in the past. >> i wondered if black friday is still the black friday crush we have seen in years past. what discounts are worth paying attention to? >> it's still a great time to buy. the most important advice i have, if you need to buy a tech item, do it before cyber monday is over. one example would be a laptop i found. acer, 14-inch touch screen chromebook at $179 at best buy. that's $200 off what it's been selling at. i guarantee it will be higher by tuesday. and let's talk toys. adobe reporting toys are discounted an average of 30%, sales online were way up as a result, 172% up. two fun gift ideas on sale. we got one right here, the lola droid from "star wars" and very fun a

and so it has gone gang busters. what this is about, like orlando, wanted to be a digital twin to manage their city better or airports doing the same thing or luxury goods players trying to get to the digital which they think is part of their future or data coming in so they can manage it better or visualizing things we'd otherwise be buried in a blueprint or architecture program. and so my sense is it is 100% true that most of the internet by the end of the decade will be real time in 3d and what i mean by realtime, it won't be a video or photograph. it is going to be something you interact with and it changes as something that you interact with that changes as you interact with i think we've all done ourselves a disdisservice by lashing onto two great books that put the words out there and gave us a science fiction view that has truth to it but not an awful lot. >> i hear you. we'll see if that vision has legs i appreciate you joining us. >> thank you >>> stocks continue to surge this morning on the heels of cpi. g

yang busters covid yang busters, right and they put the numbers on the screen the death toll you can't turn on sam. i mean, i don't think anybody here watch. i don't think anybody watches cnn they have like 17 viewers most of them in airports. but their content there there. this stuff is shared on instagra a facebook and twitter and google news feeds the tech companies share it but here you have the death numbers with wolf blitzernd chester says we do this intentionally w put the death toll on the screen to make it higher. he says we need more people to die so that our ratings can go up at organizations like cnn and many people in this room people come to you james. what's behind this? i'm showing you what's behind it. this is the the media machine trying to scare you so they can make money get ratings and do what they do, but don't take my word for it. let me quote the guy behind the curtain which is why let's make it higher like isn't it high enough, you know today like it would make our point better if it was hot guys literally wanting the deaths to be higher. why isn't it higher? w

this isn't a job-buster. far from it. but it's a nice start, especially for the first day of the new month. much-needed rainfall. rain, again, swept through quickly from late morning into the afternoon. now, the bulk of the moisture has moved to the east. they're going to pick up more snow in the high sierra. we will talk about that a bit later on. we will see additional shower activity. you can see that lining up to north with a few showers offshore, potentially moving in tonight. really, the first half of the day tomorrow for the hour-by-hour rain chances in the 20% to 30% range. that is not at all a wash out. far from it. in fact, showers are more likely to miss than they are to hit you. just snatch the umbrella in the backseat in case you need it through lunchtime on wednesday. in the long run, we're in for more rain further down the line. the weekend, early next week, but we picked up today what was not, from 3/10 of an inch in concord, exactly that for san francisco, to almost 1/2 in san jose andover 1/2 of rain and

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decisions on weapons decision on what production line weapons in western countries, it has to be made. buster, the quandary nato faces is that it won't take a direct hand in the deployment of weaponry. and so it's down to individual states, but some only want to give non lethal support. ukrainians may well observe that if energy infrastructure is repaired, it won't last for long unless ukraine's air defenses aren't drastically improved sooner rather than later. andrew simmons, al jazeera, bucharest, speaking to al jazeera caves, mer vitale. cliff co said ukraine desperately needs more mercury support. main point for air defense and direct systems. because safety right now is mean priority for everyone in ukraine. and yes, of course we are very appreciate for support to political support, financial support to me than health, but we need right now generators for now, for our country, we need to also defense weapons and direct systems and defending systems because one more time. safety is main priority for every citizens of our hometown in our country. it's situation right now he's holding grain

no former is really a buster to the u. n. danny delane has slammed a united nations order, demanding foreign inspectors be allowed to examine the countries nucular facilities are un general. assembly committee recently overwhelmingly voted to pass that resolution, including, to compel israel to the close of any atomic weapons it may have. that's unfortunate because all those countries who voted on this resolution should ask themselves, what is the source of instability in the region? is it israel or iran? what is the danger and the threat to the region? and i think that they all know that the threats coming from iran and not israel down a down. and while the un resolution is aimed at preventing nuclear proliferation in the middle east, israel has never admitted to having nuclear arms with many experts and intelligence services. consider it's an unofficial nuclear power with a capacity to produce such weapons. with some is really officials, however, have openly spoken about recognizing their country as a nuclear state. major g

it has to be me, buster. the quandary nato faces is that it won't take a direct hand in the deployment of weaponry. and so it's down to individual states, but some only want to give non lethal support the ukrainians may well observe that if energy infrastructure is repaired, it won't last long unless ukraine's air defenses drastically improved sooner rather than later. andrew simmons, i just era, bucharest. earlier we spoke to kim's mare vitale. click go. he says ukraine desperately needs more. military support. main for him, for air defense and direct systems. because safety right now, it's mean priority for every one in ukraine. and yes, of course, we appreciate for support to political support, financial support, who may then help, but we need right now generators for now for our country, we need to also defense weapons and direct systems and defending systems because one more time safety is main priority for every citizens of our hometown in our country. it's situation right now hold the grain and also in

hello and welcome rushes. buster to international organizations in vienna has mocked the e u for turning to expensive u. s. gas imports, instead of buying cheaper supplies from moscow. isn't it? vice versa? europe his last, russia is this largest energy supplier to get the opportunity to buy the u. s. l n g at a much higher price. great achievement. meanwhile, francis president, my chrome has arrived in the u. s. where he's expected to lobby for lower gas prices. the leader of fellow e members, se croatia essays down to essentially a months to begging it is a serious state of war more serious than ever in our lives. i've come to the conclusion that we will buy gust from alice, a 3 times the price that is effect and will cause that correlation. president zoar ban milan of it has just said that europe quote, was under the illusion that it was going to create an energy market. yeah. on the back of cheap russian gas, it cut itself off of because it didn't why contribute to russian revenues which provided the luxury of that illusion. and also they're green fantasies. but things have obviously

it doesn't appear to be a drought buster or anything like that.ainly forecast overnight lows. enjoy the weather while you got it because it's here, uh , upper thirties in the cold spots, mid thirties, so above freezing for everybody. that's the cloud cover, and that's the story tomorrow. friday saturday this high sunday and then monday and tuesday, we get this pattern two drops in like that and again , that would be an unreal pattern if it lined up like that , but right now, these systems look like they're going to line up more from the north and come down colder systems less robust , not as much moisture available for rain or snow forecast highs . there they are. sixties some seventies like today, maybe it looks a little cooler than what we actually saw today, but it will be similar. in the five day forecast. hope you had a great holiday. hope you enjoyed having the family around and hope you got the next two or three days off. great. i'll see you back here on sunday night. you back here. alright have a good weekend. thank you. bill knew at 11 a

and buster to israel has strengths that his country will fight any attempt to or by the jewish state to a next palestinian territories in the west bank. it comes amid transparent, hence from benjamin netanyahu party members about a possible return of annexation to their agenda. our position is quite clear, we do not support annexation. we will fight any attempt to do so. we have to stand up for the things we believe in. we are a very strong ally, but there will be times we articulate our differences. while such striking statements against the annexation by the american ambassador concrete dix agreements reached earlier with israel back in 2021. washington and israel presented a plan to build a complex for the u. s. embassy building on palestinian territory currently control by israel. the descendants of the original landowners and system on the whole to any development where for palestinian or through ali clay bo said no one is listening to their demands. the americans, by doing so, i just defined that change of which so as it's a city, it's just like, it does not make the say what t

and buster to israel, how stress that his country will fight any attempt by the jewish they to a next palestinian territories in the westbank. it comes amid transport, hence from benjamin netanyahu party members who looks at to take power again in the country about a possible return of amex ation to their agenda. our position is quite clear. we do not support annexation. we will fight any attempt to do so. we have to stand up for the things we believe in. we are a very strong ally, but there will be times we articulate our differences. such striking statements against delegation by the american ambassador terror, however, contradicts agreements reached earlier with israel last year. washington and israel presented a plan to build a complex for the u. s embassy building an eastern islam which palestinians vehemently oppose. the descendants of the original land owners, their insists on a hold to any development. wherever jerusalem based or 3rd commented or ali libo told r t, no one is listening to their demand. the americans, by doing so, i just find that change of the status, which is

it has to be made. buster. the quandary nato faces is that it won't take a direct hand in the deployment of weaponry. and so it's down to individual states, but some only want to give non lethal support. koreans may well observe that if energy infrastructure is repaired, it won't last for long unless ukraine's air defenses aren't drastically improved sooner rather than later. andrew simmons al jazeera, bucharest scatter, has struck a deal with germany to supply $2000000.00 tons of liquefied natural gas a year. the agreement starts in 2026, and will last for 15 years. like much of europe, germany is looking for alternative energy sources after imports from russia were severely reduced when it invaded ukraine. germany is also hoping to reduce consumption of fossil fuels to become carbon neutral by 2045. dominant cane has reaction from berlin. from the german perspective, this is a deal which the minister concerned robert har back and said is great. he said that from his perspective, this 15 year deal shows that c

and we are busters of our perspective for countries while said you really are a team player earlier we spoke to phil last and so last is a senior editor of post sports. this is what he told us about as 5 african coaches . i think it's definitely a policy for africa that all of his representatives are this walker are you know, held by local coaches. i mean, something always come with full article coaches could do the exposure could do with stroking yourself on the media. see junk dissing themselves again. some of the elite managers in the game, i think this is only we'll see more, more going forward. and these national teams have previously been held by foreign managers who do necessarily understand the landscape on a setting a laughable. this problem does not exist. luca coaches, these guys understand the terinio, the son, how to work with the a fee and also know how to talking to the players emotions. so this is definitely a policy. so d, as a sports journalist, what have been your highlight so far? i'm going to be very focused on the african teams how if they performed, how are they

quote anti semitic they were referring and part that's believed to an incident when israel's and buster to the you and accused international bodies of bias against the nation. we heard from political science on international relations specialist, simon, suppose we say it's up the only way to maintain israel as both a democratic and jewish state would be to grow palestinians independence i'm the same isn't, is not the same as i'm the same. it is because i'm the same, isn't it against a state. and in my opinion, adopting this condition of anonymity isn't by including anti zionism need, will push even father a senior officer. so in my opinion, once israel becomes fully democratic, which means giving rise to senior. it will cease to be jewish, and giving rise to body stimulus means ending end of the israel as a jewish state. no, this is very acute and very important question for us. this. once we give the full rise to policy and we cease to be jewish state, if we want to keep all the jewish, the only choice a democratic can do is to give students independence. either we are jewish, but not

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so why are they not going further, or is the preparation also going on now, this is a step-buster, lookthis under sanctions. and russia has also been under sanctions for the last eight years. but they were able to get around the imbalance, i.e., the restrictions on iran, and they still established a program for the production of drones, yes, they drag these components there, and russia also dragged these sights french riflescopes and night vision devices have been a problem for the past 8 years, the station has been bypassing the question. how is it? well, the law is cool, but if you don’t control its implementation, it’s money. thank you. french sights got into russia . in fact, track them down. yes, i even closed my eyes, closed my eyes, closed my eyes. there was a restriction on entering into new contracts. and they did not sign new ones, they continued the old ones that 2014. that is, it is the control of sanctions, that is, if sanctions are introduced, it is necessary to control so that there are no such loopholes. therefore, it is necessary to approach them with sanctions around a

defended it in a tweet, which auto said appeared hateful. artsy had the chance to hear from b. m. buster himself. well, it was a surprise and it was, it reaction was a surprise sir, and they were actually our tweets were not only in conjunction with our legislation, i adopted but also in response to the statement by the canadian minister of foreign affairs made on november 24 so in turn, a legislative process was criticized and we answered with the rather extensive explanation expressing the will of our people who want to leave for their traditional way of life is out for interference. well, it's obviously a double standard, but did see a, you know, i would see it kind of game of chess in that ideological stand between our san antonio west. well, it see have probably a demonstration of the mental optic. so the current cabinet to prime minister to door cabinet actually things that probably canada has served as a i will send an e. shes read on to interfere with on madeline, a canadian on affairs, domestic fairs, internal affairs, all the domestic fair. so father western states said he expe

. protestors have attempted to storm the french embassy and was due to monday that the french and buster be expelled. police fire tear gas to disperse the crowds who are throwing stones, setting fires outside the compact. the protesters then reportedly headed to a nearby french military base, jumping down width from locals, excuse part of being the roots of fossil problems, in particular, failing to help deal with a rising islamist insurgency. they also via cooperation with other countries, including at russia on security issues. we are defaults of some of those. raleigh st. i don't wanna say, look, we don't need the french army here. they said that they are here to help us. i don't trust them. it is not accurate to, for someone to accept your help. they say they are here to fight terrorism. we know they have the equipment to win this war, and they are not winning. they should go now. it is time for them to go. i'll go to the east to make them my only about they have been silence and ask for 60 years. 60 years you have been helping us and nothing concrete. we ask them to disappear. franc