. >> of the demo earlier and as carly is leaving she goes lawrence, shepard's pie.e to go grab a. >> carley: you up to help me out. >> if we're talking about black friday this be the greatest cookbook of the effects of black friday. we know everyone is looking for a deal this year. we go online on amazon and target and walmart it is less than 20 bucks. you can do all of your shopping today for the people who love to cook, love to eat, and you low all of it. both of you are giving the book to your mother's. >> lawrence: exactly. and steve you are so kind because typically during the black friday sale it's all the excess inventory. yours is already number one and you are still giving them a d deal. >> steve: it's fresh today. and do you have a copy for your mom and your one for your mom. >> lawrence: they will be happy. >> steve: they will be simply happy. meanwhile as i mentioned today the day after thanksgiving also known as black friday of millions will try to take advantage and sales to cross items off the christmas list and get some shopping on. >> carley: this y

a secret, but of course carly had to tell the detectives.what did you do? go talk to the banker? >> we did. she had multiple accounts at the bank including a safety deposit box and on the day of her disappearance, she had actually accessed that safety deposit box. >> maybe she is planning to take off and run away and take some money with her? >> absolutely. >> is that what it looked like to you? >> we learned that sarah had come into -- she had found. money so we were interested in knowing what is to do with the bank? unfortunately, there was no cameras capturing her private business. opening the safety deposit box. >> they got a search warrant. >> at which point we had learned what was actually inside. >> which was? what >> $25,250 u.s. cash. >> they were still there when you got? they're >> correct. and the money was in poor condition. the money was very brittle. and when you would handle the bills, a lot of times they would just deteriorate in your hand. >> $25,000. a kid who would have that kind. money >> it's a lot of money. >> where di

welcome, carly, thank you for joining us. and of course we're going to take on the most controversial issues 1st. so 1st i'll talk a little bit about yourself and what for you play, and what have you been able to do to be able to participate in that sport? well, for starters, i've been working journalist for 28 years. i've worked at the local level. i've worked at network levels. i've worked in both print and broadcast, so i've kind of gotten around a little bit as far as sports goes, the name of sport, i'm going to play it right now. marathons and tri up lines have been kind of like my obsession so that those have been the things i've been mainly working towards. although i'm looking to hit the football field again, this fall. i mean, after all, i am a mid western girl. so you know, football as part of the dna, it's like oxygen, and maybe even a little bit more important. i understand about the south. we can contemplate on actually who's going to be better at the sport. that being said, let's put on your water hat 1st. how d

we'll hear from carly bariant who's phd candidate in the committee on the study of religion at harvard university where she works on the history of american religions and politics with a focus on united states empire missionaries and militarism in the pacific. before graduate school carly lived and worked in the republic of the marshall islands, and she's finishing up a dissertation entitled for the good of mankind marshallese missionaries militaries and the making of american empire in the pacific 1857 to 1966 her paper. today is titled selling religious freedom the us military and bible distribution in the post-war. hide pacific melissa borja is an assistant professor in american culture and core faculty member in the asian pacific islander american studies program at the university of michigan. melissa works on religion migration race, ethnicity and politics in the united states and the pacific world her book follow the new way among refugee resettlement policy and hmong religious change is forthcoming from harvard university, press melissa an active public scholar serving a senior

to kind of add to what the -- what carly said. i think to add, you said it was a particular cultural moment. i think that's absolutely right. to add another dimension to the cultural moment, as you narrated it, would be the way that, in the united states, the idea that religious instruction should be kept out of the public schools was the product of a very long and hard fought battle. a serious of wars. a series of culture wars through the 19th and earlier 20th century. by the 1940s it had come to a particular point where the schools were to be a splays for civic instruction. to bring religious instruction into the schools was too politically polarizing. i think u.s. government officials were, like, that was the kind of settlement that had become mostly accepted in the united states at the mid 20th century moment, right? that then was being exported to a very different context and micro climate in the marshall islands. i would add to that, unlike that -- i mentioned my work on the philippines earlier, in 1898 and four decades earl

jeff agus and carli lloyd to preview the big match.. fonks square is going to be funded you will see in 30 seconds. the forecast just beginning to drizzle out here. rain is going to be one of the big stories. what are we looking at across the country? fairly widespread. 50 degrees in new york city. see it across the eastern half of the country. big cold front in the middle of the country. yes, if you do live on the east coast, it is going to be soggy for millions of folks up and downtown atlanta stretching across new york city as the rain stretches a bit. soccer on fox later this afternoon. and experts with us right now. is it soccer or is it football? >> football. >> these are the experts, don't blame me on this one. what's your team name? ing. it's england and the united states. who do we like today? >> united states,. [chanting u.s.a.] >> adam: okay, let's go play. show me how it's done. this energy, we are going to crush them today. we're going to crush them today, how can we not u.s.a. >> carley: best fans there. love to see that

this is carly, hassle rings. helman of from last year. he bid did play for the steals, said the deep gout, his deep girl, just a deep growl, juice in full. when i looked at it and saw initially, i thought about his in his brain, his head being bruce because of the block force that he got plaintiff position. the brain itself doesn't have any nerve endings to feel pain in pain receptors. and so would they just keep on getting more and more close to the brain concussions or just at the surface of what seen, what about hit after hit after hit with the brain moving around. and all of the research so far indicates that it's the repetitive nature of the blows that lead to risk for later life disease, including c, t, the mode and behaviors. sometimes that are huge bar sit here, anger irritability side, ality like you can't hold a job because you're explosive now, or all of a sudden like you've been a sober person all your life and now you just love drinking and you're a compulsive gambler and that's come out of almost scenery nowhere. when you yo

welcome, carly, thank you for joining us. and of course we're going to take on the most controversial issues 1st. so 1st i'll talk a little bit about yourself and what for you play, and what have you been able to do to be able to participate in that sport? well, for stars, i've been working journalist for 28 years. i've worked at the local level. i've worked at network levels. i've worked in both print and broadcast, so i've kind of gotten around a little bit as far as sports goes, the name of sport, i'm going to play it right now. marathons and try out lines have been kind of like my obsession so that those have been the things i've been mainly working towards. although i'm looking to hit the football field again this fall. i mean after all, i am.

and then carly, he always thanked me so much for giving him these children. he was a good father. he was funny. any thing that i needed him to do, he would do without question. he would play with all the kids in the block. they loved them. he will fix their bikes. he would do anything, he would work on the yard. he was bar b cue. he was just that all american dad carlton left the nfl in 1996 in the years after he was a football and wrestling coach. well right now, i'm coaching a high school football for the greater johnstown high school and also assistant wrestling coach for greater johnston high school. i'm just so pleased and happy to be back at home and have the opportunity to work with the kids here. hm. when did you start to notice a change in him? some times carl 10 would go off on his own and he would drink or he would talk to himself or be in the basement. you can hear him like yelling something, but we wouldn't know what. and then sometimes he would just go away and leave and i went to see him for a day. will harris coach rustling carlton and remember seeing the change in

thank you, carly.ll ahead on this wednesday, free as a bird as elon musk reopens twitter to everybody it looks like. the left is in meltdown mode. the free-speech hypocrisy coming up. >> ainsley: and later we will head back out to allen, texas, where will cain is having breakfast with our friends ahead of the midterms. will? >> i don't know if you ever saw any of the shots in the background, i am in texas but look what i saw, there is a hat here. why do you like karen like so much? >> she actually will do what she says she's going to do. i met carrie a week and a half ago that mike don mcgahn went on my gear and a half ago went to her primary victory. >> do you think win in arizona this week? >> absolutely. she has a 10-11. lead right now and katie hobbs is nowhere to be found, scared to debate. >> i'm in texas and issac yuma, arizona, people talk about pennsylvania, my friend didn't pennsylvania later will check in on texas on "fox & friends" in wn just a moment. from our heirloom inspired sheets to o

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carly shimkis also on "fox & friends". good to see you. >> can i say, we have to get up for "fox & friends" in the morning and your show is the only show we'll do this late. if it was anybody else, it's a no. >> sean: you're stealing my lines. you're the only guys that can get me to work on saturday. >> that's too . we're on your show tonight and in return you're on our show. >> sean: yeah, what time can you do it? i said the latest possible. >> what time? 8:30? >> 8:30. >> when they asked me to do this, which is always an honor to be an honty, can you believe -- hannity, can you believe it? he does go on "fox & friends" so i'll do it. >> sean: one thing i will say, is it embarrassing that we have a president that doesn't know what country he's in or the name of world leaders. >> you use the word embarrassment, i use the word predictable. if you remember, sean, during the presidential campaign, how many nights did you see me in delaware in the basement to be outside and joe biden, will you come out and answer any questions

carly met to friends who survived weeks of captivity and torture. queuing for food, huddling around the few working why fi hotspots carrying on in spite of the shelling all around them? this is what every day life looks like. have san goldman? keith was people to evacuate. 2 areas with power water away from the russian guns on the new in victoria state, put during 8 long months of russian occupation. they're not about to go anywhere. now. they might seem like old friends, the only meta september from the seller of this unremarkable of his look as prisoners. i know that those of oliver forced their way into her flat my grandma sternly screaming. they let her off into the bathroom soon at a bag of my head, and they just started beating me over and over. who's your president, who's your president? you're coming with us. it's going to be a lot of fun. phil. i miss the neil had subscribed to appro ukrainian chuck group on telegram enough for her sons, increasingly anxious was not supposed to come off to him. victoria had been volunteering, taking food to people in need, when her group came i

leading authors discussing the latestonfiction books. 8:00 p.m.asrn massachusetts republican governor carly baker shares his book results were he offers thoughts how to move past politics and get things done. 10:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards" sociologist beth looking at the future of retirement and whether wor

obviously, carly with the ladies tonight from keith. nick, as always, thank you. we are just hours away now from election day in the united states, mid term elections seats in both chambers of congress are up for grabs, as well as governorships and other state level offices was president biden has been campaigning in new york, where the states democratic governor cathy hoko is facing a title race against a republican rival. nobody had former us president donald trump. he spent the day yesterday calling on crowds and florida to support republican candidates. and tuesdays vote because they watch over our country where the 8000000 young americans between the ages of 18 and 19 are getting ready to vote for the very 1st time. now this is a large group that's less motivated by political parties, more so by policies. jamie is a dedicated climate activist. she was sending campaign post cards to people around the country before she was old enough to vote. now in the mid term elections, she finally has a voice. she's one of 8000000 in the 1st time voters. and she's clear ab

. >> ainsley: carly has had lights for us hey, carly. >> good morning to you guys we will start withousands are expected to gather at the university of idaho tonight for candlelight vigil honoring the four students murdered not far from the campus nearly three weeks ago it comes as police five cards to be processed from evidence on the house where they were stabbed to death, police say they were continuing to search for answers and bring justice to the victims familie. officials on the big island of hawaii issue in air quality warning as mount a low rafts for the first time in 40 years the state health department saying to limit timeout, outdoors due to ash in the air and potentially dangerous levels of sulfur dioxide, it's dangerous for drivers too has a lot of edges closer main highway that cuts through the center of the island. oscar-winning actor tom hanks announcing a new coffee company called hanks for the troops. 100% of the profits will go toward charities that support veterans. it's kicking off with a coffee sale, three flavors are available, first class joe, sergeant pepper

. >> it woman behind the microphone was carly.. >> also got a got a manicure you never know your hand is going to be on camera. i love doing that man on the street if you ever done one before it is hit or miss. a lot of people do not want to talk. they will just walk away not the same people are frustrated print i asked one question and the floodgates open space in the streets thinkest anybody have any thoughts on the midterm elections are the issues that matter most? people were coming up to me heard the woman at the very and said she's always been a democrat and she said not anymore. she is not the only one another woman said she has completely changed her behavior. she does not take the subway to more because of. another guy said he is moving to florida next week i'm like can i book all of you on fox and friends first? this is really how people feel. lead zelda need to get 30% of new york city to win the election. i don't know if is going to get that. it's a high hill to climb. but this is a race to watch when it really should

. >> that's right because of what you just said, carly, they don't accomplish anything.else they are contributing to all of the greenhouse gases these people themselves are complaining about. it is sort of like whenever celebrities are like you should donate to this great cause yet they actually themselves have never donated to the cause. that's the vibe i get from groups like this and whatever they have these conferences. my father-in-law was very strong on let's do what makes sense. that's why unless you're talking about china and india who make up 35% of the greenhouse gases that are admitted into our atmosphere every year, we are not talking about anything. why are the rest of us being forced into electric vehicles by joe biden and the democrats and going out of our way for all of this whenever these people are just letting the pollution run? it makes no sense. >> lara brought it up and you were nodding your head. >> kara: the hypocrites don't care, john carries like i can fly private because i'm not important and you and your commercials, you cannot do that at all.

here is the bottom line, the charts are interpreted by carly garner suggest the selling of oil alreadyred but she thinks there could be one last washout from this week possibly early through december and then that washout could take crude down to the low 70s or mid 60s once we get there she believes that could be the mother of all buying opportunities ut oh, one of the biggest oil bears is getting ready to turn bullish. not yet but likely the next couple weeks you know what? i have to tell you for members of the investing club, this is important because it's a big reason why we kept oil stocks in the charitable trust and ideally and you should become members of the trust -- of the club, we will want to buy more into this period and if you're not a member of the club, you won't know what we're buying or when hey, let's take some phone calls. let's go tony in california, tony >> caller: hey, cramer happy thanksgiving to you and the staff. >> right back -- the staff, the staff is having a giant thanksgiving party without me. i looked at my executive producer is having a fantastic party th

but carly, now bud, buddy. lot in it. not a big deal. it back to my buddy, the jonathan did my leg and got them on a nike kidney for her to get her to get the money in making me a career reporting to the one journalist documents life beyond the headline. ah, certain stories can change us in easiest previous story. well, i mean the news media history, it turned into a unique journey into what it means to be human. the things we keep a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah, with ah ah ah, the climate has changed every year for millions or year, decades of talk, but little action is all about distract, create confusion to create smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically refer to the oral industry was a main bank roller or opposition to clock back to campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing more to to get was? here's the thing. absolutely. on al jazeera, i didn't cover all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike, and it's my job to shed light on how

. >> kayleigh: speaking -- i am honored to be confused with carly. i will take either. this to say, takes a little bit of audacity. >> what is his plan? what is he doing to help the situation that we are seeing? what is his plan, he goes on there and he does a political stunt to like many republicans do that we have seen them do, but he actually is not putting forth a plan. mccarthy has no plan. the republican party has no plan. they do nothing except due political stunts. >> kayleigh: okay, maybe did not do your research, it is pop up the plan from july from kevin mccarthy and republicans in the house, only part of the plan, and laid it out with the border wall that was started and cbp technology, required limitation of what is in mexico and catch and release are the components, there is a plan. >> kat: i don't understand, other democrats using the mind that the republicans have no plan, i don't know how you say it with a straight face, built the wall like his head, that is the plan, remain in mexico and go back to the third country. trump accomplished, that would get

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. >> and therefore, carly, it's pretty well with how infectious you are. if let's say, we're having thanksgiving dinner with 10 people. we all test a couple of hours before and were all negative. you have made that dinner substantially safer than it would be if you hadn't tested. but testing is just one step. >> another is staying home. if you have any signs of illness, no one would go out of scratchy throat or runny nose that would dramatically reduce the number of people getting infected. wopldn't eliminate it because covid people with covid are contagious sometimes before they become symptomatic. same with influenza. >> and same with our city. but most of the time, was just stay home if they have any symptoms at all of you at all, that would really go a long way helping. >> gathering outdoors rather than indoors remains a safer option. doctors say, but the best way to prevent getting a severe case of covid in going to the hospital is by getting the new omicron specific booster. if your last booster or your last vaccine, shots for 6 or 8 or 10 or 12 mont

carly fiorina herself, who was the only woman in the 2016 field. i think fiorina is really indicative of the mindset here, which that she'll show up to the fact it's different when you're different is what she said to me. but then would very pivot to the idea that it should be about merit. which of course it should be. but it's hard only focus on the merit when the road that you're running on is just completely uneven and everyone else you're running behind has completely straight path ahead of them. and so you have to address that there inequities there and part of i hope to do with the book is make people so aware of the biases and narratives that can come about around female candidates that the narratives are easier to disrupt because once you see it, it's kind of hard to stop seeing it. and that could just make the path more exactly. we have a couple questions. so let me try to run through a few of them with you. just on the topic we were talking about. sydney has a question. she says do you think there are different qualification for being ele

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it's all about the high school in queens where carly simon was so you have this kind of idea telling the memorieses of all ts stuff and then we talk to other musicians. we ask for a list of people we should call. if he met paul simon and told you he was actually your accountant. is that and i give a stinging lockck. iur was so intimidated. he's telling the story looking me in the eye, traveling around the w country how they were listening to america, it was their theme song on this journey. i notice every now and dedan they can he collapses and realize he prepared which was so magnificent. herbie hancock is famously the smartest musicians so up here and everyone that works with herbie realizes i want to do something and i'mel not going to level. then paul simon consults and tells the story. it's at that point i realized so it's like everyone of these different musicians we talked to have theirif own beautiful perspective. you hear allha their voices. we open up and i understand how this works when the people you're talking to but how does it work when you have no one to talk to so th

amin carly the united postmasters and managers of america. could you tom and a little bit on that legislation? >> oh, i'm interested in the product. the post office are imposed after since 2008 in the county seat. i work very closely with election officials. there is no standardize product for mailing ballots. we do extraordinary measures -- i mentioned in my comments. postmasters going in on sunday before the election we don't normally do collection at a blue boxes. we went in and collect blue boxes major that merit in monday to make sure it gets for the election we go above and beyond. i would be very interested in a specific product that we could mark it to the county seats and the people that do the actual elections. it is all different. >> thank you mister hogrogian, happens to be a constituent welcome. >> thank you. thank you madam chairwoman. and the chairman for all of your help, and all the committee, for all your help in the postal reform. for all of her members think all of you. like new york, thank all of you 's. >> thank you for

president lensky has stopped that hell on earth. russian forces assaulting the city are and carly of the wagner, p and she group. our objective has not been met itself, but the annihilation of the ukrainian army and a reduction of its potential, which would also be ver, advantages for the front line areas. several where reports which have escaped through ukraine's web of censorship. have painted a grim picture. reporters claim that hundreds of injured ukrainian troops are brought to a hospital and bottled daily hundreds a day. and that's just the injured and all the wall. the prospect of a mass russian counter offensive looms more i'd gasdio party from logan's. gretchen, indian farmers have ramped up, we called the vacation i 11 percent in attempt to cope with record prices triggered by anti russian sanctions. artes around gun sharma, takes a look at how india is plowing through the crisis. it is the beginning of winter in north india, and farmers have started sewing wheat crops. they hope this season will be better than the last which saw the government stockpiles or wheat slashed i

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