carlie? >> yeah, dr.erybody wants to know, how worried about you about this new variant? how worried should we be? >> too soon to tell. we need more information. three things to look at. is the new variant more transmissable? early data out of south africa says it may be more contagious or more transmissible as we're seeing a rapid rise in cases there. does it cause more severe disease? we don't know. it's too soon to tell. the good news is the wall of natural and vaccine induced immunity is still going to suppress any severity of these new variants. that brings us to the third question. is the vaccine, is the natural immunity, will it be protective against this new variant? too soon to tell. we need more information. the good news is that i can tell you the vaccines, natural immunity, it's not black or white. while the new variant has about 50 mutations, 30 specifically to that spike protein, many of those mutations have been in some of the other variants. so even if there's less efficacy from the vaccin

carlie, your thoughts? >> well, i think this line 5 is a big deal. i talked to a pipeline worker today. he said this pipeline is within the top 10 most important in our country. if it is shut down it will have a greater impact on gas prices. the situation surrounding line 5 is complicated. this started with the michigan governor whitmer and environmentalists wanting to shut down the pipeline. it's been in place 60 years and we rely on the oil and gas. let's just replace a second. the biden administration is doing an environmental review on the impact of that replacement. if that review shows it would have a negative impact on the environment, then that section might not be replaced. then the whole pipeline might be shut down. those are the details. if it happens people of lose their jobs and gas prices will go up. >> i want to follow-up. we had peter dixon in the last hour the republican candidate for the next governor of the state of michigan. it's not just michigan. a lot of states will feel this and feel this far away from the line 5 in michigan.

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benjamin: carly, it is a pleasure to be with you. hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. the holiday season officially began with the most expensive thanks giving his remit inflation-adjusted fighting crisis. >> president biden declares america is back. lauren blanchard joins us with more. >> reporter: president biden in the first lady spending the long weekend in nantucket with their billionaire friends before they talk to the troops on thanksgiving. he called into the today show before the macy's day parade. >> america is back, there's nothing we are unable to overcome. i am waiting for santa. >> if santa's slays way down by rising inflation and costs soaring, to the presidents under the tree. for those of you who might be getting ready right now for black friday shopping. >> holiday goods are shipping at unprecedented rates, 20% of pre-pandemic numbers. >> eggs cost 12% more, stakes 24% a maybe you had turkey but that is up and you feel it at the pump, gas is 50% more. combined gas and food prices make this the most extensive thanksgiving in history. here's donald trum

more "fox and friends first" continues with carly and todd. todd: thank you.peline remains uncertain which is why am here in toledo, i spoke with workers and business owners who are worried about the shutdown and spoke to the mayor of oregon, ohio who has a message for president biden. take a look. >> this facility has been operating for 127 years. >> this is where we bring raw crude oil in. >> this is where line 5 connects to the toledo refining company. >> the line 5 pipeline takes it from canada transporting into the great lakes to ohio and it delivers 540,000 barrels a day of unrefined crude to the refinery. >> how many would be affected if it were shutdown? >> implant study says each job supports 15 jobs in the community so that multiplication factor gets to an astronomical number of people affected. >> it provides for my family. i'm not trying to say my family didn't have a lot of money and me getting this job allows me to provide a better standard of living than i had growing up. >> governor witmer wants the pipeline shutdown, she feels there's a sectio

carly, what you want santa to bring you? >> carley: oh, my gosh!ing tuesday. >> carley: all take diamonds. living large. >> harris: what you want from us. your guy can get you a diamond, mcginnis. >> carley: it is cyber monday so i encourage everyone to shop online but local. >> harris: you can do both. i only thought -- i'm old school. go to the store. but even your local smaller shops have ways to shop online. that is a silver lining of the pandemic. dr. siegel? >> dr. siegel: i want kindness for the kindness dominic holliday. kindness, caring, stop pushing people down. i'm not science. i look to find scientific answers, but i also want to stethoscope. mine is wearing out. harris, v71, i'll be thankful. >> carley: you should be a beauty pageant contestant. "i just want world peace. >> dr. siegel: the lines are down. >> harris: what did you want me to send you? >> dr. siegel: a new stethoscope. >> harris: we can do that. with your name right on it! kayleigh? supply shortages. lucky for me, her birthday was last week in november. naively i leave ha

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they needed a corner kick and got it against wisconsin and broke a second half tie and carly used herd and the broncos won it 2-1 and have advanced to the ncaa tournament quarterfinal play against number one duke next week and the coach, jerry smith, one of my favorite coaches, i hardly ever see, but he is one of those guys when you run into them it is like no time has passed. >> just like you. thank you so much. we will be right back. >>> how fire crews helped rescue an >>> finally, oakland firefighters came to the rescue to help a tired old pup. the crews said the owner call the fire department when they couldn't get their elderly dog out of a creek bed. it is unclear how the dog got down there, but oakland fire said he was too tired to walk back up the hill. they responded and they gave him a lift. >> that is it for us at 5:00. we will see you back here and a half hour with new is always on her website. see you at 6:00. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> duncan: breaking news tonight, hostages released. a christian ministry group says two of its 17 american and canadian citizens

the derna is asking the fda for emergency use authorization for its covid booster for all adults is carly only authorized for people 65 and older people with certain health conditions as well as those in long-term care facilities. also, people hire us jobs. the move by comes as the fda is expected to authorize pfizer's booster shot for all adults starting today. air travel this holiday season is expected to resemble prepandemic levels in oakland airport, for example, roughly about a 170,000 passengers are expected next week that will be twice as many as last year. analysts say consumer confidence and covid safety protocol. his inspiring more people to book flights. there's still a federal mask mandate in effect at all us airports. if you are flying. and millions of people will also be traveling by role this holiday season. even bill. the cost of gas is climbing to record highs according to triple a the national average cost of one gallon of regular is $3 and $0.41. but in california, it's nearly $4 and $0.70, which is a new record in the bay. area's average, causes even higher a $4 and $0

internet personalities, a reminder of just how dependent people have become on their fonts. mclaren, carly, those videos are so popular in france that earlier this year president emanuel macro challenge, the pair to produce something about cove and safety guidelines. it got more than $15000000.00 views. there are just scroll video was at 1500000 views, scroller included and counting was the next time here at the listen post. she did, i don't really, i just got a developer a to muster a with all the pages you want to put you back. i've just gotten my credit card. don't be, don't just call it a business card with i compelling. we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances continue to arrive at the speed of the explosion. inspire i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was life, unequal to broadcasting. some nelson have been august, i was born. happy al jazeera english crowd recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running. the climate has changed every year for millions of years, deca

in 2016 in carly, now this thing that we're going to provide shelter, what do you think should fronts do in the near future to try to prevent any future tragedy? well, you know, there's the agreement of the 2 k that need to be revised. is the europe that needs to change or does double in regulation? i must point out to jack that when i like the time of the big jungle in 2016, the french government offered the refugees were when kelly to be able to ask for asylum in france and to have the doubling regulation or a, an old for then, you know, that was the birth of proposition 13 article 13 in the dublin regulation that it can be given like this and several 1000 people. busy were wearing kelly at that time said, well, if i'm not going to be dublin, then i'm willing to ask for asylum in france. so many people and can lay some want to really go to u k. like you say because of a they have family and so forth. but for many it's the last chance it's not the el dorado, it's their last chance because they cannot ask for asylum in france or in germany and so on. so if we change the dublin regulat

internet personalities a reminder of just how dependent people have become on their false mclaren. carly, those videos are so popular in france that earlier this year, president emmanuel macro challenge the pair to produce something about cove and safety guidelines. it got more than $15000000.00 views. there are just scroll video was at $1500000.00 views, scroller included and counting was the next time here at the listening post. she did, i don't really, i just got a on the bar code, develop a quarter to muster a with was quite bad. i've just gotten my credit card. don't be, don't just call it a business card with i it's old dismissal. undertakers working here is the 7 days a week job that's grown with the community. my father purchased a black ambulance fan and started to do the funerals in london and the family. we saw a stop being fog of enjoy watcher and began. is this hotness the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them. jeff is such a level, a nice sure east and undertakers. this is europe anal to sierra. the climate has changed every year for millions of years

sources tell bloomberg the goal is to make the apple carly autonomous, with no input from anyone on boardnsumer report is out with the most reliable car grands. lexus tops the ranking. tesla is near the bottom. >>> walmart is taking a new approach to delivering what you need to your doorstep. take a look. >> three, two, one -- >> this morning, walmart showing off its new delivery system, allowing customers to choose from thousands of items that can be delivered by a 40-pound drone. >> they place an order for the item. our store teams will pick that item, pass it off to our drone partners and load it into a box. >> the drone drops the packages safely on to your lawn within 30 minutes. right now, walmart is only offering the service near its arkansas headquarters. >> we need to understand we have the right items, that the store can do this, that our zip line partners can deliver well for our customer. >> zip line has experience delivering medicalplnd vaccines in other could prove essential here in the u.s., in rural areas as more brick and mortar pharmacies close. cvs announcing thursday it

thanks carlie.>> very nice, well bundle up hopefully it's not outside. >> it's not outside. >> your parents live in michigan? >> we love you michigan, much colder, and they had snow yesterday let's take a look at the maps real quick and i'll show you what's happening, yes it got cold, 28 in chicago, it's into the 20s in michigan as well , 41 here in new york city this is our next storm system we'll track because we have a lot of travel plans next week. so this area of low pressure will dive across the great lakes , and the cold front associated with that will bring some heavy rain in some areas and some snow for the interior northeast, so we'll have to watch this , obviously, we'll keep you up-to-date, but check ahead with your carrier, because there are going to be some delay s people will be traveling home for thanksgiving. temperatures today, 49 here in new york city, and say hi to lawrence, my friends. >> hi, lawrence, we love you. lawrence: hey, you all, love you all back. thanks, jd. fox sport

will: thank you, carlie. reporter: maybe later.s, hoss! and i help walk the dog from wherever. *door unlocks* ♪ ♪ well, i can bust curfew-breakers in an instant. well, you all have xfinity home, with cameras to home security monitored by the pros. *laughs* learn more about home security or get our self-monitored solution starting at just $10 per month. steve: a new report claims hunter biden's investment firm helped broker a multi-billion dollar deal with the chinese company, and a lucrative mine. according to the new york times, the president's son was part owner of a venture involved in the $3.8 billion purchase of a chinese conglomerate of one of the world's largest cobalt deposits. how did we miss that story? here with reaction former georgia congressman doug collins , doug good morning to you. >> good morning, steve, how are you? steve: doing okay but i'm scratching my head here's another big deal, that apparently happened when joe biden was vice president of the united states, and we've never heard about it. >> never heard at

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november 2, '04, carly express we are one month from christmas eve.we are excited about that for the fun aspect of it. our parents at this point too late if they want gifts for their kids, those especially high in demand gifts? >> multiple prices from these $48.99 all the way to $200 for the omg house. today, friday, next weekend, to buy what kids or grandkids want. otherwise they will be paying a lot more for them. >> the older december 20 fourth the day before christmas. wish you the best of luck. thank you so much. >> 23 after the hour. aoc and dozens of other democrats pushing the same liberal bail laws that put the waukesha massacre suspect back on the street. doug huygens is one democrat who doesn't agree with that and he joins us next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold t

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. >> something carly mentioned that is important to note on the white house schedule, there's nothing mentioned about a news conference which is a little unusual when you have allies like mexico and canada coming to the white house, the president meeting with both of those world leaders later today. laura: the president is often seen walking away from the podium and not taking questions, this is just the media complaining. >> that is more an issue with white house press corps is their job more than concerned to the american public. it's not accurate to suggest he isn't accessible or doesn't answer questions. >> psaki coming to the defense of the vice president despite her abysmal approval ratings. >> it has been easier and harsher from some in the right wing has gone after her because she's the first woman, the first woman of color. >> harris's approval rating created since she was borders are as migrant encounters at the southern border reach record levels. first to the media access comment. foundation democracy's access to the government, we pay for it, they owe it to us, you work f

brian: carlie you have free time until the bottom of the hour. reporter: thank you. pair of m. i.t. graduates say they no longer support their alma mater because its gone to woke. the battle against campus cancel culture still ahead. ainsley: nascar driver kyle larson securing his first-ever championship. he's going to join us, live. >> ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement. moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while y

carley: carly. sorry. >> watching that again. the fun never stops.ace mister biden, donald trump or anyone with an our next to their name imagine what the media reaction would look like a something like trump insult the world, falls asleep during crucial climate conference, something along the lines of a chilling reminder of a president asleep at the wheel of the greatest threat of our lifetime. back to reality this was an actual headline from trump's presidency from the washington post editorial board i asked your crack produces to draw up, it is amazing. there tremendous and the editorial board basically said the situation, if trump cares about hurricane florence, his policies don't show it. another said he was complicit in hurricanes hitting the us. that is what we had when trump was actually president but back to the current president, biden, what we don't -- energy and work effort, we have a crisis at the border but the president can't be bothered to visit the border into what presidents do, talk to people on the ground with necessary resources

now to the capable and of todd and carly. todd: we will take the compliment.video of it, lauren simonetti with what we can expect in a few hours. >> reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy spoke for 8 hours on the house floor last night. trying to sidetrack this one$.75 trillion spending bonanza that lawmakers are planning to vote on in 3 hours from now. >> every page of this washington spending will be paid for or borrowed from you, the american hard-working taxpayer. every page of this washington spending supports more waste, more fraud, more abuse and more corruption. this is the single most reckless and irresponsible spending bill in our nation's history. >> reporter: the nonpartisan congressional budget office is it at $360 billion to the deficit over a decade. the white house insisting otherwise. >> it doesn't cost a cent. we talk about $1.75 billion. it is paid for. this is and some gigantic bill. it is up what happens to ordinary people. we could get it passed in a week. it is fully paid for. >> reporter: the cbo score does not include irs enfor

>> you may be asking why we should beautiful painting carly made this over turkey are we showing sixth avenue, lights, sirens, the whole thing because the parade will be on sixth avenue the people in charge of the parade don't want you walking the parade route, they want to cordon it off so people can line up on both sides to enjoy the festivities without being hit. >> i love the thanksgiving day parade. thousands of people, such an exciting time, the best show to be in on the thanksgiving day parade because we are right along the parade route. this really works. >> if you go to the biceps officer they don't condone, on the second floor you can watch the parade. >> so much to be thankful for. every morning, monday through friday with you and everybody watching it i'm very thankful for that. >> i'm also thankful for news. >> a lot of news to get to. president biden getting roasted this thanksgiving for spending the holiday at a billionaire buddies home in nantucket as families pay more for their thanksgiving dinner over insulation. >> could examine the president saying he's out of touch

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steve: and carlie was down there covering the games last week where it was freezing. advance. we gotta turn to your headlines now and we'll start with this. police in michigan arresting a deported child sex offender after he returned to the u.s. illegally. juan paneta was caught 40 miles outside detroit after a call from a concerned citizen. he was convicted of sexually assaulting a child last year. he was deported from the u.s. and sent back to his native honduras in june of this year. >> a travel nightmare unfolding for american airlines passengers more than 2,000 flights have been canceled by the airlines as it grapples with weather and staffing shortages as vaccine mandates are imposed. the coo saying, "we have adjusted our operation for the last few days this month by proactively canceling some flights." american says it has 1,800 flight attendants set to return in november. >> moderna is allowing its request for approval of its vaccine of teens if the fda investigates as the fda investigates if the jab causes a rare heart problem. the agency is looking into repo

rachel: is that where carlie is at today? steve: she's in toledo, ohio.yle rittenhouse, they are set for monday, the defense rests yesterday. rachel: prosecutors and the defense will meet for one last time today in court, before they break for the weekend. steve: alexis mcadams is live in kenosha where police are bracing for potential unrest ahead of the verdict. are they worried about trouble before the verdict? reporter: good morning, we're still trying to figure that out but the kenosha county sheriff's department says they are prepared before and after this verdict does come in. we talked to some local businesses who said they're preparing because everything they went through as well just last summer has been a lot to handle so kyle rittenhouse's mom did sit down with fox news and talk exactly about how she's feeling with this trial. she was in the courtroom with her son took the stand and she tells me she's still very optimistic about how things are going here in kenosha for her son, so sitting down, as you can see here just hours ago, with wendy rit

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the emotional victories from carly pearce to t.j.d this trailblazing trio's powerful performance. ♪ i found my freedom ♪ >> we're taking you backstage at the cmas like only "gma" can and chris is saying -- >> good morning, america. >>> it is good morning, america. michael and i are glad to have whit johnson at the desk with us. >> good to be here, thank you. >> veterans day, very special day. this morning we'll honor a very special veteran with a big surprise and i know you'll look forward to that. >>> also, we're taking a live look at the vietnam veterans memorial in washington, d.c., as we honor all veterans today and their families. thank you for your service and sacrifice. >> of course. >>> we begin with the kyle rittenhouse murder trial. the accused killer took the stand in his own defense, at one point breaking down as the judge paused the trial. alex perez is in kenosha. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. it was a high stakes move by the defense. rittenhouse was interrogated for hours. it's the first

miss carly knows class kept pushing, knowing without ruby.friends, so they collected signatures, eventually convincing the school board then the city eyes 37 no. zero the major passes and now the state of california has made november 14th ruby bridges walk to school day. the senator who brought up the resolution walking along with the kids who inspired it. ruby story to me is one of courage and bravery and the fact that one act one person can truly make a difference, and that's evidenced by today. those students that initially started this push for ruby bridges day they are now in high school. but students here say the push is not over. they want to see ruby bridges day. go nationwide. we want kids all over this country to start asking their teachers asking their principles if they can walk with ruby as well because they want. all kids to know that they have power to affect positive changes in this world, and this has carried onto a great generation like it was a 10 year old that thought of this day and now. and now we're doing it. amanda kee

as to head coach justin wilcox tonight was if he didn't know if one of those 2 members of the team, carly not vaccinated is also among the 44 members who are infected with covid-19. obviously cannot answer that question because of hippa violations. another issue that we want to ask is that because we know that 44 members of his team are currently testing positive for covid-19. they're also mingling in on this campus as well with other students. we reached out to cal berkeley officials to see if they are now concerned about a possible outbreak as a result of the members here on the team. contracting covid. so far we have yet to hear back from them as soon as we do. we'll let you know. as for the game itself, usc versus cal berkeley has now been rescheduled for december. 4th. the team will next take on stanford november 20th. we're live tonight in the cal berkeley campus jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> thank you, jonathan. hopefully everybody gets healthy quickly. stay with kron 4 for the latest covid info that includes finding vaccines for kids. us 5 to 11 year-olds. they are up much more

ainsley: thank you so much, carlie. the narrative, saying he's perfectly fine with paying illegal immigrants. watch. >> the administration paying up to $450,000, to illegal immigrants who are separated from family members, garbage? he says that it's not going to happen. you said that it is, so who is right? >> the president is perfectly comfortable with the department of justice settling with the individuals and families who are currently in litigation with the u.s. government. ainsley: why pay outs like this? what is stopping even more illegal immigrants from crossing over? joining us now to react is fox news contributor and retired acting i.c.e. director tom homan , good morning, tom. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning. republicans are trying to stop this. they created a bill and more than 100 have signed it if they stop it then the a.g. won't be paying these immigrants this money, but why would the president say this is garbage and the next day his press secretary comes out and says he's fine? >> because he doesn

i'm carli quintanilla nasdaq looks for the eighth straight day in the green. an argument why tech stocks might be too hot right now speaking of which, look at lyft. stock surging post earnings as activision and zillow plunge later on, microsoft enters the metaverse. netflix launches its games >> we will start, though, with the massive melt up in tech stocks the nasdaq looking to continue its longest winning streak since august of last year. still hovering around the fly line at the moment mike santolli with us looking at whether stocks are too hot this is the question of the moment, mike >> it is i would argue we're in a reheating phase, maybe not yet to an overheating phase but it has been quite a month a munt ago tomorrow that we did bottom and the nasdaq 100 up 10%. a lot are moving even faster this is the five-day chart remember the buzz etf. the social sentiment basket of stocks that are really being talked about a lot online. tesla is top of the list and affirm and a lot of the other ev names apple, as well essentially a lot of those stocks that basicall

the oakland police department oakland is carly at 680 officers. the lowest in a decade. our residents and our local businesses deserve safety properly staffed police department to respond to emergency calls and to prevent burglaries before they occur. well in the north bay. police say 4 teenagers burned the rise and apple store this is in santa rosa. well, this comes following a string of retail robberies in the bay area this holiday season. police officers responded to a smash-and-grab theft yesterday morning in the santa rosa plaza. well, these are surveillance images we're showing you from the store released by police. police say the teens took more than $20,000 worth of merchandise. >> well, now to some big developments in the bay area's crack down on those organized retail crimes just a day after san district attorney announced felony charges for 8 suspects. 3 additional suspects have been charged now in contra, costa county. and we've got dan soared to explain what they now face. >> the storming and robbing of several bay area. retail stores has had communities on

. >> female vocalist of the year honors went to carly pierce, who saw her dream come true, along withre still emotional. >> i am. this is like childhood dream since the age of five. it's crazy. >> brothers osborne won vocal duo of the year for the fourth time. >> when you hear that first syllable, you are like weight, what, is this happening? it happened. >> this was also a knight for diversity in country music. jimmy allen was named new artist of the year, honored to be acknowledged by his peers. >> when you when things like this, you start to think about acceptance as an artist. this lets me go that people -- this lets me know that people respect me as an artist. >> making geithner sung. >> i just feel loved. >> another one of the evening's highlights, a performance by jennifer hudson that brought the audience to its feet. ♪ the cma awards over for another year. next up, the american music awards november 21 in los angeles. in nashville, abc news. >> that looked fun. i am still confused by jennifer hudson was there. >> don't ask me. >> and doing a tribute to aretha franklin, where's

have they got fired up an ad did so we need more teachers like ms carly know.ave a beautiful day walking with the kids were going to join them because it starts in just a few minutes. right. a few minutes. yes. here we go. say why baby? you know, we got our little pins on orange i heard oranges or favorite color is orange is a favorite color, but she's recently adopted the purple, which is our school colors. but she probably just knew that might know him entry. it's meant to be. it's meant to thank you so much joining and we're going to continue to cover this all morning long. it's an amazing sight to see him get woodbury, james. they're not stopping here. i think the next step is to make this a nationwide walk to school day. so can you believe san francisco. that's great. i would be phenomenal thing. could take that nationwide. absolutely. thank you, sarah. thanks, sarah. she's beaming. she gets to cover and we get to spread a great story i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of hav

there is carly blocked and we'll leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge as you're heading from the north bay into the city to talk about that fog. look at visibility. they're hard to see. we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, daryn. james, let's get to our top stories. thank to the breaking news that we're following is a major strike. >> has been called off pharmacists were going to walk off the job at kaiser. yeah. all affiliated with health chain. they did reach an contract with 1200 pharmacist in northern california and they finally came to an agreement at 01:00am this morning, which is a good thing yeah. they walked off the job then, you know, would have backed up. you would have not been able to get your prescription. but in this case they're getting what they think is a good deal. >> they said they get wage increases, better health care and retirement. so the pharmacists are happy about that. there's more bonus opportunities as well for but this isn't quite the end because kaiser asked to work on some other positions as well. yeah. a different union workers that

miss carly knows class kept pushing, knowing without ruby. they wouldn't be able to be at school with their friends, so they collected signatures, eventually convincing the school board then the city eyes 37 no. zero the major passes and now the state of california has made november 14th ruby bridges walk to school day. the senator who brought up the resolution walking along with the kids who inspired it. ruby story to me is one of courage and bravery and the fact that one act one person can truly make a difference, and that's evidenced by today. those students that initially started this push for ruby bridges day they are now in high school. but students here say the push is not over. they want to see ruby bridges day. go nationwide. we want kids all over this country to start asking their teachers asking their principles if they can walk with ruby as well because they want. all kids to know that they have power to affect positive changes in this world, and this has carried on to a great generation like it was a 10 year old that thought of t

miss carly knows class kept pushing, knowing without ruby.school with their friends, so they collected signatures, eventually convincing the school board then the city eyes 37 no. zero the major passes and now the state of california has made november 14th ruby bridges walk to school day. the senator who brought up the resolution walking along with the kids who inspired it. ruby story to me is one of courage and bravery and the fact that one act one person can truly make a difference, and that's evidenced by today. those students that initially started this push for ruby bridges day they are now in high school. but students here say the push is not over. they want to see ruby bridges day. go nationwide. we want kids all over this country to start asking their teachers asking their principles if they can walk with ruby as well because they want. all kids to know that they have power to affect positive changes in this world, and this has carried onto a great generation like it was a 10 year old that thought of this day and now and now we're doi

i'm carli quintanilla nasdaq looks for the eighth straight day in the green.

the big question carly's the one they confronted during an overlap pretty closely was slavery and they came to conclue that slavery was a great evil that is only the first part of the question. the harder question as to what you do about it. one thing is a strong but then what do you do about it. this is the question at eight before developing the book. i will tell you also that because john brown was born in 1800, and abraham lincoln in 18 oh nine because they live to 1859 and also 1965 and there are an area which attitudes generally tore slavery, changed this very much part of the story. so i tried to cover the storylines of the individual. i do look at attitudes for slavery and i will say that at the time that john brown was born in 1800, the idea of slavery that was wrong of that slavery was fundamentally evil was by no means a joint view when ignited states printed there were a lot of people who thought that was wrong but that was an overriding wrong that it was the most evil thing confronting american society. in 1900, is a minority viewpoint. some lakers methodists, if this but

it's in this part of this experience as well. >> carly made it too hard rock. >> we are here. >> thisrock is so cool because it's combining all of my favorite, the music and cars everything that goes down so this is buddy holly, born and raised in this is really cool. hundred miles down the road. johnny cash, the greatest singer and songwriter that ever lived. so i'm the biggest johnny cash fan in the world of my son's name is cash rated cash rich ladies. >> so this is britney spears dress and this is neil diamond this thunderbird rated sweet caroline ♪ ♪ ♪♪ and we have big and rich like up-and-coming. [inaudible]. >> this can happen during the patriots awards. >> we have so much here before and yes we do, all of the great americans. patriots awards at "fox news" and god bless america. any in his own little private pool and were walking into this cabana. and this is perfect for you. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> it is going to be incredible. can you think of a better place to rock out. >> inhibitor to be with than you predict. >> is it like a rock 'n' roll disneyland it really is printed. >> you

carly's going to help he out there. brian kilmeade.com.day and then -- excuse me, on december 5th. so it's going to be a busy couple of months, but i look forward to talking to everyone about it. steve: congratulations. the book, buy it right now -- ainsley: congratulations, brian. steve: and go to brian kilmeade.com. and, ainsley, you wanted to say so long to the folks down in. ainsley: i wanted to thank our panel. i've loved getting to know y'all. i wish you all the best. keep fighting, and we are going to be watching your state very closely today on fox news channel. god bless you all and your children, thank you. brian: all right -- ainsley: okay, everyone, i think that is the end of our show. brian, what's your web site again? brian: brine kill immediate --

how do you label carlie? brian: above-normal? well above average. lavish wedding maskless, while california children are forced to mask up. pelosi officiating the indoor wedding of ivy getty surrounded by people in close proximity. children in california schools are still forced to be masked all day long while democrats again are accused of living a double standard. california governor gavin newsom reemerging tuesday after disappearing from the public eye for nearly two weeks. newsom blaming a canceled appearance at the cop-26 climate summit on family halloween plans >> the kids literally, they kind of had an intervention and said they couldn't believe that i was going to miss halloween and i had no damn choice i had to cancel that trip. reporter: newsom went trick or treating with his four children ages 5-12. >> well take a look at this scorching hot take, an angry customer throwing soup in the face of a texas restaurant manager. the woman was angry after finding melted plastic in her to -go meal. the restaurant offered a full refund or meal replac

have you done it, carlie?sort of like a tailgate situation, so everybody has like beer and wings, and they are watching everybody run 26 miles. i'm on that side of the aisle. ainsley: brian, i bet you did stay out of the city but traffic was bad in the city on race day. brian: i did. i ran a marathon and i won it. i one the marathon in one hour. steve: we remember you took the subway. big story. brian: yeah, they said it was illegal after i did it. so no, i ran one marathon, three hours, 43 minutes so i'm going to try to do that again but meanwhile over the last few days had a chance to get the word out and last night was a special now it's on fox nation the president of freedom fighter and one of the things happened on the way to doing my hit on the sunday show i was en route, i was en route when i realized signals got crossed i was in the wrong place and then we realized we were in the wrong place. this will all make sense in a second, so we're in the wrong place, i had 10 minutes to get -- steve: where were