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his wife, carolyn bessette-kennedy, was with him, as well.a doctor's daughter, having been raised in greenwich, connecticut. she was voted the ultimate beautiful person by her classmates. andersen: the fall of 1993, john walked into the calvin klein store in new york looking for a suit and met a young personal buyer there named carolyn bessette, this g gorgeous blblonde wiwith pale-blblue eyes, and, you know, he ended up buying three suits and a bunch of shirts and ties and getting her phone number in the process. soon she was a big part of his life. when i met carolyn, she was the head of pr at calvin klein. shshe was very fashionable, very effortlessly chic, clever, charming, funny, intelligent woman. cuomo: what made her special was her spirit. she did not need to be john kennedy's girlfriend, and he was acutely aware of that, and that made him want her even more. radziwill: she always thought that the relationships that you waited patiently for were the only ones worth having. terenzio: if she was your friend, she was your best friend, an

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco thew about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before ther

carolyn, i will put both of these stories together. the breaking news that matt was talking about. this is from foxnews.com. they write the following about the woman arrested. officers say she told them that she was watching news coverage of the israel-hama wore on television and was offended by the hebrew israelite symbol on the outside of the building so she decided to attack the building. you couple that with now what we learn today an elderly jewish man hit in the face with a megaphone and he died this afternoon. this is all the same coupling, right? it is hate against israelis and jews. >> it is hate and it comes down to education. we have to educate about what happened not even 80 years ago in history and keep it out of the forefront of our mind so it doesn't happen again. but here we are and these anti-semitic incidents are happening. when was the last time you saw at a pro-israel rally the call for the annihilation of any groups? having compassion for our fellow humans is important right now. now more than ever. >> bethany, i know you into the pro- palestinian anti-semitic

thank you, carolyn. our next speaker is, legendary traveler and, former war correspondent christopher, whose most recent books include on the road to leave you. poetry flares, prose poems and self-portrait with dogwood, a memoir. he directs the international writing program at the university of iowa. his writings on the war of succession in the former yugoslavia include. only the nails remain. scenes, the balkan wars and the old bridge. the third balkan war and the age of the. chris, thank you as called. and thank you, hector and oksana and carolyn. it's important subject to talk. and i'm gointo begin with a little from the late poet laureate, charles simic, who said, note to future historians, don't read old issues of the new york times, read theoet's. and that's something that i've kept in mind when i was covering e wars of succession in the former yugoslavia and in other conflicts that i have found myself in afghanistan and iraq, syria and one commonality between, the ethnic cleansing that we witnesse

host: carolyn is next in georgia, republican line.ler: i am for trump because he's done a very good job and also his tax plans that it would subside maybe in 2025 and also i think i should be looking at whether it would be trump or will it be harris? i believe harris would become our next president if biden becomes president. so i'm looking at trump against harris so not necessarily trump against biden because biden is quite feeble right now. host: what about the potential for the vice president to assume the position, with that change your level of support at all? caller: if harris becomes president? no. i'm republican all the way. i'm looking at the tax plans. i like the amount of wall that trump builds and if we continue to build that wall and get something done, i do believe in trump and that is just the way it is for me. host: nbc reporting that i -- i will governor kim reynolds expected to endorse ron desantis for president at a rally today. that is according to sources of both governors. her endorsement is a major boost for the

just your biggest budget airline, but seeing at demand for high demand for flight. lufthansa, france carolyn and many other carriers also reported strong sales and profits. but let's get to a better understanding of the current state of ad travel with steven took truck. so i use the professor of air in space slow highlighting university and then evidence . thanks a lot for joining us on data with your business. can you just briefly explain to us why we are seeing such big profits from the likes of ryan i looked on well, i think that the demand is quite strong, quite frankly. we've talked for some time during cobit times about whether the industry would bounce back and you know, whether it will, intuit extends, and how quickly i think, given that to minutes have been beat at this point, demand is really strong for, for air travel. and so that goes to explain that if the demand is strong, then of course um and the suppliers is limited. of course the prices will fluctuate according to that. and the airlines we profit, we've heard from me if it goes to that they want answers from the airline ind

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco therestaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before there was th

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco the stow about restaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before

su hija carolyn gutiÉrrez, su yerno y su nieto gregorio de apenas cinco aÑos estÁn secuestrados por delincuentesen. y ahora estamos en una plaza porque de verdad, no cuento con recursos para movilizarme. >>el apuro de esta mujer venezolana que vive en tÁchira es porque para liberar a sus familiares los sicarios estÁn pidiendo $3500 por cada uno , una cifra que ya no puede pagar, por eso una de sus hijas lanzÓ este mensaje en redes sociales para conseguir ayuda. >>solamente dios sabe el dolor, la angustia y sufrimiento que nosotros como familia estamos pasando. >>ademÁs tienen estas alcancÍas para recaudar fondos. son 22 migrantes venezolanos los que habrÍan sido secuestrados en coahuila en el norte de mÉxico. en el grupo hay al menos seis menores de edad. su hija se comunicaba con audios hasta que la capturaron. la secretarÍa de seguridad pÚblica nacional reconociÓ ante el presidente que los secuestros que se denuncian son en su mayorÍa de inmigrantes. >>33 secuestros al mes. hay que decir que la mayorÍa de los casos de 90% se debe a secuestro de poblaciÓn migrante. >>hasta ahora en el gobierno

>> i think i heard carolyn earlier talk about the cost of this program. let's remember. it is a six mile extension that will include four new stations. and the majority of that will be below grade. and that is exactly what we want so it protects the health and vitality of san jose. >> is there a cheaper way to do this? i do not know what the going price of a boring machine is today but $76 million sounds like a lot of money. >> we want to make sure this is done very efficiently, very safely, and very effectively. and this meets that criteria. >> according to vta, the project and was but the latest numbers to show in september the station combined only had 2300 writers. so why is no one using30in your area? >> i think, one, it is new. we opened during the pandemic. and getting people to acclimate for it and make sure it is safe and it is frequent, we think is a great asset and we know we have to educate people about using their cars again. remember that every single system that was really robust with stately riders, including the entire b.a.r.t. alignment and also even ca

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san francisco thestaffing rebuilding and reimaging the city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me e. >> good to have you here. >> can we talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mission is to preserve and enhance the architectural and cultural identity of san francisco. when it started out the focus was really on the buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated on downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg red flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions so a hallmark of our organization is moving these victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before there was the

carolyn thank you very pleased to be on the panel. and you know, we were the three of us were speaking at the other day and we realized that, you know, so many of our concerns did overlap. and in fact, you know, some of us were talking about that in. our sense of some of the most dangerous areas were were the same and that, you know what our differences were more in our backgrounds and in you know what we what we perhaps saw as possible avenues forward. the impetus for me write to write mega-hits and to and to coin a new term as ill advised as that may be came. i think during my time as an engineer because there was this conversation i would keep having with people who were in policy or academia. am i coming out loud enough? okay, great. and people would say like, wow, you know, social media is so toxic, youtube is so toxic. everything is so toxic or annoying or or discriminatory, you know, why can't you just why don't you just fix this? are you that greedy and, you know, other engineers and i would just sort of talk about this and be

other main executives of aftyx include carolyn ellison , former ceo and co-founder of research greening. and nishad singh, the former head of engineering, all pleaded guilty to various charges and testified against bankmanfrid . while manfarid bank has declared itself innocent in all charges , it has assessed the fall of the fddx exchange as the result of a number of big mistakes. saeed, head of sed and sima news. the end of capital market news, god forbid. the children of gaza are the first to live their lives? dr. you are a doctor. that's why we treat the people , because they are bad. tourists are looking for a lot of sweet treats. gaza is good and al-quds is safe. lana, gaza is an victory , so imagine that this is your home. this movie is circulating a lot on social networks these days. its creator asks the audience to put themselves in the shoes of the palestinian people. consider the truth , the owner of the palestinian house, not the rest of the house, is not a thief. now maybe the voices from different cities the world has stood up for palestine and placed itself in the field of

but carolyn, the general manager says it would be a mistake to let cost overruns and construction delayselay it >> it is a long-term investment. how much is too much? we don't know. it will never be cheaper than it is now. it has been a major plan in this bay area for over 40 years and we are just about to start digging. so, i don't want to hold it up any longer. >> reporter: working in the world of tech and finance, austin says he understands the concerns about a project behind schedule and overbudget. when it comes to better, more connected transit he is completely on board. >> i used to grow up in chicago and i find public transportation system in the bay area to be lightyears ahead of chicago. and in terms of safety measures and accessibility. >> reporter: the transportation authority hoping that a project, much delayed, does not ultimately become a project derailed. >> reporter: here is a potential problem. not only is vta on the hook for the construction cost of the extension they have to pay to operate it. that is estimated to cost about $75 million a year when it is fully built o

long to come up with that verdict, and the, you know, the testimony was so strong, and people like carolyn ellison, who was the head of alameda research and at one point bankman-fried's girlfriend. >> yeah, they seemed very empathetic on the stand, jessica. sam bankman-fried, just the opposite. remember, after the charges were initially announced, he went on television, and he talked against his legal counsel. he went on the web. he still tweeted. it was really, really a bad idea. he clearly wasn't listening to his lawyers, and when literally all of the executives in a company turn against you, and cut deals, admitting what we did was illegal and we'll take lesser sentences to testify against the big guy, it was something that just avalanched against him, and i should say the jury came back in the elizabeth holmes case in eight days. they came back today in about four hours against sam bankman-fried. >> this was all really fascinating here, scott. what does this do to crypto curtain sepulveda? currecy? >> bitcoin has held up throughout this whole thing, but what it said was there's cryptoc

and i think that the sound i but as well joe and george carolyn was the writing and thinking at the time when the international relations were far more straightforward. and there wasn't too big of a room full and big unity which i think the united states has been using and abusing in recent tickets. not only with never was based order because it's a very ambiguous concept. you know, if the assigns responsibility is to some and the impunity to others, but also in many other policies. and this, i think you have also argued that this in fact undermines international which has to be interpreted in more or less uniform. wait for it to be respected for it to be upheld. and i want to ask you as somebody who has the dedicated his career to a legal matter is, do you think it's possible a still for the international system for the international community to come back to the sort of austin, to city of purpose when it comes to international law and the agreement that, you know, we all will comply by these rules that we have agreed upon and we will not come up with all the, you know, all those specia

they need to, they need to find out the names of those who've killed, so the julie livingstones, the carolyn kelly's, they need to find out those names and then they need to go to the mps, they need to sit in front of them and say this is wrong, they need to say to the irish government who are currently in fairness saying this was a unilateral action. outside the terms, the good friday agreement, in a breach of the peace process, the irish government needs to know that they have the back of people, that people have their backs when they say we could take this to the european um court of human rights as an interstate case, they need to go and do that, and they know they need to go and do it, but they need to know that they have the support of people when they go and do it, because it's a very, very significant step to take, people in america need to really tell the british government, this is going to have. implications, we said during brexit that that would have it financial implications when the british government acted unil laterally because it threatened the good friday agreement, why isn

fails to identify what caused the plane to disappear over the indian ocean while on a flight from carolyn poor to badging 9 years ago. in india, rescue as a sale, trying to reach the 41 construction workers dropped in and collapsed tunnel in the himalayas attempts to reach the men over the past. 2 weeks have been hampered after a drill was damaged the rescue teams and now digging by hats and global warming of 1.5 degrees above free industrial levels would likely result in a decline of over 70 percent of the wells coral reese. that's just one of the warnings outlined in the latest global climate report. fine to say the use of fossil fuels is pushing greenhouse gas emissions higher and one the world is now closer than ever to critical tipping points. and that's the news for now, and i'll just hear that said for me, for the batch book to stay with us. so plenty more news coming up on al jazeera, including the latest, and these are as well on guys. i'm with my colleague the read, applegate, that's after the listening post to stay with the, [000:00:00;00] the challenges with 50 days into the w

and george and carolyn, there have been reports about to some kinds of attendance by that is really by the is really it. so to send troopers the ground forces to enter the parts of gauze us, particularly the but the there was twin shots every 3 g cam just very close to the southeast. as being reported. no consent reports about this as always being attends by these regular forces on the eastern border of lions. with garza, particularly in the middle area mcguffey and the verizon jeffery jeep village. through the south of garza city at sanctions where died choose where loudly do have the loudly here in the community. and just to point out, israel's prime minister has dismissed any possibility of a cease fire until all hostages are released and saves a warning. you may find the following footage from southern gals as well upsetting the the balance is rolling after a slew of the earth strikes the young girl. it's in for kara by whatever means possible in the city of rough, including as you saw there by motorcycle residential blocks being leveled coming, as dozens were ordered by israel to

civilians killed in gaza. yet again, as the sheltering a school which must always be protected, the carolyn is most and the suffering must. and this night, more for children must and now we're here waiting. curious is over. so i, the international committee of the red cross says both parties must respect international law and not target innocent civilians. this is a very high risk scenario. what you're witnessing in gaza estimation of civilian and you know that the so the, the, the last 24 hours on the that the health ministry. your forty's before they even goes is 1000. that's the highest sense this, the banker has started gun silver. steven dorothy, the nation's weight of the red cross has been born from such tragic events where and when civilians are those who only pay to have useful. it's unacceptable to witness you know, is schools fails with and trying to displace people who are helpless. central are left with nothing to help them move on. in these very di here to turn situations the are protected under than some nationally without a lot. we have called for an immediate, an absolute p

by law and much as the the wherever sykes are in homes, leaving dozens of people then george and carolyn, there have been reports about to some kind of attendance by the is really, by the is really it, so to send troopers the ground forces to enter a pots of guys us, particularly the but the, there was 3 in the shots. every 3 g can just very close to the shot that as being reported. no consent reports about this has always been attends by these regular forces on the eastern vote of lions with gaza, particularly in the middle area mcguffey and the parade, and jeffrey jeep village. through the south of guys. a city at tank shows where are sanctions where loudly who have been allowed to leave here in the community. israel's prime minister has dismissed any possibility of us east fire until all hostages are released. a warning you may find the following footage from southern guns, a upsetting the village is rolling after a slew of our strikes and the rough side, where at least 16 people have been killed. the wounded, young and old are dropped off for care of by whatever means possible, inclu

policies, visit the as ro when of the child host of murder from the i was back in the thick of it carolyn, the national law for the americans march for israel officials say 200000 jews and supporters of israel are in attendance. it was the biggest event of its kind for jews or the state of israel on record. the mood quite lively and optimistic. the area of course not barricaded, more like a rock concert than a political rally, complete with t as a style security checkpoints upon entry. even the i p areas for those with special wristbands and cd. some we encountered somberly held posters of relatives, they say, are held hostage and gaza. a see a blue and white flags were seen across the national mall in downtown washington, dc. with supporters, we talk to coming from all over the country. but the optimism among the attendees appears to be at odds with many in the bite and administration where hundreds of government officials from dozens of agencies all signed a letter opposing the president's position on the crisis in gaza. we call him president biden, to urgently demand to cease fire, and

we have carolyn in texas on the democrat line.r: good morning, i really appreciate this form you have. my problem is with health insurance in texas. i tried to get health insurance back in january 2023 and i could not get health insurance through united because one supervisor said i was covered and then two weeks later another supervisor said i'm not covered. then i placed an application by phone and they told me i would hear something in eight-10 days and eight days later i received a letter saying i could not be covered because i had a disability or end-stage renal disease. how can you put false information on file? too many mistakes are being made and there is no accountability for anyone. allstate gave a $15,000 claim check even though i had paid the premiums and the check at my address on it. this same with auto insurance they said i had too many accidents but i haven't had one since 2003. president biden had good intentions giving money to federal agencies but we need a watch. the agencies are hiring people hurting seniors.

shortage of field could lead to every single hospital in the tennessee traffic that may log from carolyn field has entered gaza from egypt for the 1st time since the staff of the world lies often to leave agreed with the diesel to be supplied to you and trucks to the live aid and not for use at hospitals. although not low, didn't go down well with o is really the government, mrs. fuel for united nations relief agency as fuel for home aust. diesel equals weapon as also as the palestine pediatric society and said, since there's no feel old power, as it will sense in providing incubators, brand new brain didn't come back us. the place where there is no, i the electricity uh and no possibility to deliver the oxygen and to deliver it fluids where the pumps. i think it then we use this to make the 2 legs. what we need to do is to deliver the proper care dollar patients and to keep them. these are innocent. eh, p about being the intercept, very finding a female individual, which should not be a good fit the box of the collateral damage. she supposedly, of balls ned below one rod line folds has

and carolyn, this is part of the health care system that has been in from bills because of that . thank you so much for any further updates from time you interested in the gaza strip. will there been scenes of joy in the occupied westbank with the release of more palestinian prisoners from is really jails. 33 people, mainly children have been reunited with their families as part of israel ha, see as far deal. this marks the 4th exchange of prisoners and captives were being held by him. us in gaza. it was telling me i couldn't see it bus with it and we'd been inside also for 53 days. there was nothing even close. they took most of them . there was no hot water apart from 2 days. it's really difficult because it's the 1st time ever that it gets the spot. and the person is being insulted and humiliated to unwrap them in the circumstances of, of transfer were very difficult. they were very violent. they were even creative and the ways they will finally with us within these 50 days of which might be it was very difficult for my account, took about 2 in the cool pump. everyone who belie

we have carolyn in texas on the democrat line. caller: good morning, i really appreciate this form you have. my problem is with health insurance in texas. i tried to get health insurance back in january 2023 and i could not get health insurance through united because one supervisor said i was covered and then two weeks later another supervisor said i'm not covered. then i placed an application by phone and they told me i would hear something in eight-10 days and eight days later i received a letter saying i could not be covered because i had a disability or end-stage renal disease. how can you put false information on file? too many mistakes are being made and there is no accountability for anyone. allstate gave a $15,000 claim check even though i had paid the premiums and the check at my address on it. this same with auto insurance they said i had too many accidents but i haven't had one since 2003. president biden had good intentions giving money to federal agencies but we need a watch. the agencies are hiring people hurting sen

in my betting against the house that needed sleepy joe, carolyn kamala, governor harris break gavin newsomchen -- whatever, otto, the democrat residential nominee. it's going to be in ascension of michelle by the party followed by hillary going supernova and devoted bobby barack spoken the boys room will against the let's get into michelle's presidency with the party panel. charlie guess perino, i mentioned at the top of the show michelle obama coming president would devastate kamala and gavin newsom, who else would be destroyed? >> hillary giftgiving thinking -- a crazy first lady. i could happen. if michelle becomes president. >> i think hillary would absolutely implode but you -- advice for michelle obama. >> i don't think she take advice from the hillary playbook, she should not be part of it because michelle needs, she cannot wear that. fashion dresses, yays can. >> when they vote if she were in a pantsuit? >> i don't think they would vote for her but i think they want. >> i'm not wrong about this though, michelle obama, even nomination decimates whatever dignity is left. >> what will

that night, marie joined, as did dorothy hanner and carolyn davis, the women's department of the unitedkers. friedan had met while researching her still uncompleted second book. there was also catherine k clarion, back head of the wisconsin commission on the status of women, mary eastwood and catherine conroy, who worked for the communications union. conroy and clarence beck wanted to work through existing channels by introducing a motion condemning the employment opportunity commission. murray, armed with a yellow legal pad, sided with friedan's activist approach at around 11 p.m., nancy, a young dean at the university of wisconsin, sitting on the floor, dared to wonder if the needed a new women's organization. friedan shouted who invited you get out? get out! this is my room and my liquor. thank you, rachel. so can you can see why people not very often did not like betty friedan and found her difficult and rachel, why should we care about? betty friedan today? well, so as you anouma stated in your introduction, betty wrote the feminine mystique, which is one of the most important femi

and george and carolyn, there have been reports about to some kinds of attendance by that is really by the is really it. so to send troopers the ground forces to enter a parts of gauze us particularly the but the there was 2 in shots every 3 g cam just very close to the saw that as being reported. no consent reports about this as always being attends by these regular forces on the eastern vote of the lions. with garza, particularly in the middle area mcguffey and the verizon jeffrey jeep village. through the south of guys, a city at tank shows where the tank shows where loudly do have the loudly here in the community. and the israel is permanent, that continues to dismiss any possibility of a cease fire. and so all the hostages are released. i should warn you, you may find the following for days from southern gaza. disturbing the scene of the evidence is basically rolling in after a slew of ass drives in the city of the wounded young and old and dropped off for k by whatever means possible, including a, any motorcycles as well. a residential blocks have been leveled and it's coming as

carolyn manno as the report. good morning. >> good morning.sitive throughout the entire process. he announced a new scholarship fund in honor of men and women who saved his life last january. it's going to go to kids in cincinnati, help them chase their dreams. he was out on the field before the game. got a lot of hugs. he's absorbing this incredible welcome back. he's only played one game this season. he did not play last night. it was so much bigger than that. the focus shifted to cincinnati, joe burrow finding drew sample, the big tight end, hurdling to drive into the correspond score to go up 14 before halftime. the bengals hang on 24-18 to pick up the fourth straight win. a great welcome back for ham lirn. an nfc showdown between cowboys and eagles. this was wild. dallas coming up short after a touchdown overturned. dak prescott finding jalen tolbert. dak scrambling reaching for the end zone here. after a review, look how close this was, his foot touched the sideline just before the ball crosses the plane. no good. instead of it being jus

she joined as the cartagena and carolyn davis at the women's department of united autoworkers. friedan met them while researching her on concluded secondte book. there was catherine claire and ike had to doth this to the stas ofy, women married eastwood and catherine conroy who worked for the committee patients union. conway and claire and back wanted to work through existing channels by introducing a motion condemning the equal opportunity commission. murray armed with a gala we both had sided with friedan's activist approachm. by 11:00 p.. nancy matt lee young teen at the university of wisconsin sitting on the floor dared to wonder if the world needed a new women's organization. friedan shouted to invited you? get out, get out. this is my room and my liquor. >> thank you rachel. you can see where people very often did not like eddie fred and -- friedan. why should we care about betty friedan today? >> as you enumerated in your introduction that he wrote "the feminine mystique" which is one of the most important feminist books of the 20th century if not the most important one.

carolyn manno, happy thanksgiving. >>> and thanks to call of you for joining us and happy thanksgiving to those who celebrate. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere.

carolyn manno has this morning's bleacher report. married to a jets fan which is why i'm always so entertained by these headlines. >> you can only hope. this has been a roller coaster for the jets. signed aaron rodgers, on hard knocks. he tears his achilles on the first drive of the first play in the season. the jets have not scored a touchdown in 11 quarters and counting. the raiders scoring the game's only touchdown. aiden o'connell finding michael mayer for a 7-yard score in the fourth quarter with the game on the line. jets quarterback zach wilson was able to drive the team down the field after this but, man, a costly interception as the raiders hang on to win 16-12 the final. it's gone that way for the jets but this roller coaster could be on the up swing with rodgers telling nbc's melissa stark his goal is to return in mid december. that would be an unprecedented recovery. head coach was asked about the possibility after the game. >> i don't know. if the doctors clear him -- >> that's all you're getting on that front. meantime,

. >> carolyn, how do you respond?> i would encourage them to come to a trump rally where he is in front of thousands of americans that are fired up to see him every single time. why is he winning with these people? because he knows their lives were a heck of a lot better under his leadership. inflation was 2% and now it is nearly 10%. gasoline was a dollar 90 under president trump. now we are sitting at $5 a gallon. no wars under president trump and now there is unnecessary bloodshed around the world. the american public knows their lives were better under donald trump. we cannot afford to gamble. we do not know how they will react -- >> you rather everybody go for a blame duck resident? if donald trump -- you know what would happen? he would be a blame duck immediately. congress would know it, senators would know. people would not line up behind his policy positions. the american people really want to get this country back on track they need to go with someone that can serve eight years and does not up the drama and

. >> carolyn, thank you very much. thanks to all of you for joining us. don't go anywhere. i'm >>> monday morning. we're so glad you're with us. hope you had a good weekend. we have a lot of news to get to. five things to know for this monday, november 13th. breaking overnight, senator tim scott has dropped out of the republican presidential primary. the sudden announcement stung his own staff and donors. >>> gaza's largest crisis says it's of the of fuel with three newborns dying as a result. israel says it offered to provide fuel, but hamas blocked the delivery. also the pentagon say it is carried out new deadly airstrikes against facilities in syria. >>> donald trump's legal team set to begin its defense in the high had-stakes civil fraud trial here in new york. first, the witness stand, donald trump jr. >> and house lawmakers returning to d.c. to consider mike johnson's plan to avert a shutdown. major questions remain with four days left until funding runs you. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> certainly a prize when i woke up, senator tim scott suspending his ru

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carolyn manno, happy thanksgiving. >>> and thanks to call of you for joining us and happy thanksgiving to those who celebrate. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> good morning. israel and hamas has reached a breakthrough deal to release hostages in exchange for a four day pause in fighting. the timing is expected to be announced sometime today. israeli sources say the first hostages could be released as early as tomorrow morning. >> and the deal calls for a four day truce. hamas set to release at least 50 women and children who were abducted during the october 7 terror attacks. in exchange hamas says israel has agreed to release 150 palestinian prisoners from jail. a u.s. official telling cnn that three americans could be among those hostages released. >>> and 3-year-old abigail, the youngest american hostage being held by hamas, both of her parents were murdered in the october 7 terror attack. her family tells cnn that they are hoping that they will be released in time for her fourth birthday and that is that friday. the timing though for all of

carolyn, my son elf would crafters for 44 years. this tradition has taken place at the plaza de cesar chavez in downtown san jose. christmas in the park is free for the public. it's going to open up next friday, november 24th and nonprofits are partnering up with the oakland public library to give out free thanksgiving meals tomorrow. dinners include a frozen turkey, canned veggies, tortilla has a can of cranberry sauce apple sauce and stuffing pick up for those meals 11, 30 at the 81st avenue branch. it is a first come first serve basis. san francisco-marin food bank is hosting a holiday donation drive. it's being held at saint diaz church tomorrow from 9 to noon. >> the food bank is asking for frozen turkeys, vegetables or money? >> well, you know, it's a busy time of folks are really in in san francisco in marin. we saw the height of of me during the pandemic and it hasn't gone down. so we especially need the support of our community to to help us as we are. i'm trying to serve many people as possible. >> this year the goal of th

murray joined as the dorothy haner and carolyn davis of the women's department of the united auto workers. friedan had met them while researching her still uncompleted second book. there was also katherine, head of the wisconsin commission on the status of women, mary eastwood and katherine conroy who worked for the communication junior. conroy and others wanted to work through existing channels by introducing a motion condemning the equal employment opportunity commission. murray, , armed with a yellow legal pad, sided with friedan activist approach. at about 11 p.m. nancy nack a young dean of university of wisconsin sitting on the floor dared to wonder if the world needed a new women's organization. friedan shouted, who invited you? get out. get out. this is my room and my liquor. [laughing] >> thank you, rachel. you can see why people not very often did not like betty friedan, and founder difficult. rachel, , why should we care abt betty friedan today? >> so as you enumerated in your introduction, beatty road the "e feminine mystique" which is one of the most important feminist books o

risk asset of choice as carolyn says, bitcoin. it has been up and down.s a debate whether any movement we have seen to the upside is we are around 35,000 u.s. dollars per token has anything at all to do with the outcome of the ftx trial and sam bankman fried who was found guilty on multiple counts of fraud, securities fraud and conspiracy. let's get to sam bankman fried's guilty verdict. he has been charged on seven counts of wired fraud, money laundering because acute is fraud and aces decades in prison when he is sentence which we think will happen in march. joining us for more reaction on the trial but its impact on the crypto spirit large, jalak jobanputra. your reaction to the outcome of the trial? >> it is great to be with you. i think this is a huge sigh of relief for the crypto industry. we have moved on from this ftx trial or the news for the last year, but at the end of the day, fraud is fraud is fraud and it does not matter what industry. it is good to see justice is served. we can go back to backing and talking about the builders that are in i