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. >> to see the runners near central park. it's very moving.ng back in new york is celeb sightings. i saw one two weeks ago. >> stephen: celeb sighting makes me very uncomfortable. >> just the term? >> stephen: i can't remember whether i interviewed them. >> oh, that has to be awful. >> stephen: oh, hey, man! and he's, like, we talked about this. >> stephen: i was on last night. >> if you run into me i'll clue you in. i will say i was on your show. >> stephen: you're the girl who hates dogs. >> yes. >> stephen: you spotted a celeb. i got in the way of your story. >> you didn't. my husband and i are huge fans of "succession." >> stephen: great show. we saw tom womsgans who was on your show. >> stephen: thank you for reminding me. >> he was going for a jog and it was orchestrated by fate. he all of a sudden stopped running and started walking as we were walking past ton our wy to the zoo. i said, "it's the guy from succession"! he didn't hear us. he started walking. michael is equally big a fan of him and the show as i am. i said, michael, we hav

the star attractions back then were actually animals on long from the central park zoo.e overwhelmed by the huge crowd. too often tired on the long march to animals lost their star billing in just a few years. in 1927 the parade would never be the same. the first giant helium-filled balloons rose above the captivated crowd characters that were once super recognizable come and gone of all of them felix the cat, the most enduring balloon. but new additions continue really cracked the parade lineup reflecting the changing times and pop culture of the day. today we take for granted the macy's thanksgiving day parade can be watched by millions of americans coast to coast. but for the first 2 decades you only saw if you went in person. in fact, the first broadcast of the macy's thanksgiving day parade wasn't even on television. >> was on the radio in maybe you could watch it on the radio, but he sure could hears the first national broadcast on television took it to a whole new level. 1946 soon. the entire nation getting to see the parade right from their living rooms while pre

>> bret: bryan llenas in central park tonight. thanks. monday in the trial of the illinois teenager accused of killing two people and wounding a third during a protest in wisconsin last summer. tonight the mother of kyle rittenhouse tells us what her son said after his emotional testimony on the stand two days ago. wendy rittenhouse spoke with fox news correspondent alexis mcadams. >> when he was telling, like, i had to do it, mom, and that's when he told me when he came back to the apartment, he goes, mom, i had to do it because they were chasing me. they were hurting me. >> bret: today the judge in the case said he would allow the jury to consider lesser charges in the shooting of one of the two men who were killed. he denied a prosecution request for similar option in the killing of the second man. the rittenhouse case has made for compelling television during its live prod broadcast of that trial. media reporting on the eventing. >> news network showed child rittenhouse sobbing on the stand. and he started describing how he shot three

i grew up in central park on 94th street. my brother, my mother are very sick and i was pretty much bedridden after that. every saturday her little sister my aunt would come take me down to the museum of natural history or to the new york historical society. both were something special to me when i was a little boy in that is one reason that is great for me too be here. in another aspect to the story people ask me why i wanted to be a writer. the only thing i can answer to that is as far as i can remember as far back i always wanted to be a writer. i used to walk up to central park west and i would have under my thoughts. i went back a long way to give them to historical society and i found the short story that i wrote pritikin until that was a fifth or the sixth but it was a biography it was called honk the moose. i started to read it in my overwhelming thought is certainly isn't a lot. i used to watch as a little boy he wanted to be a writer and now when i am no longer quite so little of a boy to have my life's work as a wr

. >> en nueva york investigan al agresor de una mujer que fue sgeuida en central park él fue detenidoautoridades el hombre emboscó a una mujer y ahora enfrenta media docena de cargos, violación y estrangulación. >> en cuba se viven con expectativas las horas prevista y que busca prevenir las protestas del mes de julio y reprimidas por el régimen que ahora ha madurado pero muchos tiene nmiedo y el informe es de grecia carrillo. >> así se manifiesta el pueblo cubano pero tuvo consecuencias para muchos con agresiones y arrestos y ahora una nueva convocatoria con el mismo reclamo, el promotor es bryan garcía. >> el objetivo es generar un debate en el país que produzca o que provoque cambios de eso se trata. >> el gobierno de miguel díaz - canel podría tomar represalias contra los manifestantes por eso marchará solo mañana con una rosa blanca. >> ahora pide que todos hagan cacerolazos en casa. >> no es una decisión fácil. >> líderes del gobierno han acusado a garcía de estar financiero y grupos afines para que respetarnná libertad de expresión. >> espero que el gobierno de estados unidos q

. >> en nueva york la policía detuvo al agresor de una mujer que corría por central park y el sospechosodías tras el suceso, el hombre emboscó a la víctima y luego la atacó y enfrenta media docena de cargos. >> desde la llegada de gobierno de joe biden al poder,el núme de mingrantes monitoreados electrónicamente casi se ha duplicado pero esto afecta su salud mental, vamos con los detallesc no javier vega. >> entran al país sin documentos y detenidos por la patrulla fronteriza pero a diferencia de la administción trump que prefería los centros de detención, el gobiernoe bien entrega más grilletes. >> (información en pantalla). >> un incremento que alarma a los defeores de inmigrantes. >> no solo causa una gran estigma pero también gran humilalación al portavoz del grillete. >> es que 9 de cada 10 inmigrantes reportan afectaciones y el 12% tiene pensamientos suicidas y esto puede agravarse con el paso de los meses porque el tiempo promedio es de casi un año y ocho meses, este abogado dice que recibe menos casos de detenciones y ahora qayudá a sus clientes a lidiar con la vigilancia remota.

horas que este domingo nosotros esta noche nos despedimos desde san mateo la pista de hielo del central park las varias actividades que ya están volviendo finalmente siempre hay que hacerlo con precaución pero es una alegría que nos traigan este tipo de oportunidades yo creo que voy a necesitar el andador >>> (risas) yo voy a grabar y lo compartimos >>> gracias por su sintonía buenas noches y estas son las noticias que usted debe saber antes que acabe el día, 20 estados ven aumentos y tres estados ven refuerzo y unas toenta sorprende al menor pero también toca la arte la noche elsabado y conocemos a una joven de brasil con síndrome de down y que ha logrado el éxito en las

. >>> lace up your skates, san mateo on ice returned today, central park an el camino near downtown sanateo. cameras were there as they hit the ice. wasn't open last year because of the pandemic, organizers are happy to be back this year with precautions like hand sanitizing stations. masks not required but encouraged. open even on christmas and new year's. do you skate? >> i do not. once a birthday party in grade school. a while ago. didn't go well. "saturday night live" is next. have a great night. >>> you're watching news max kids. at 1:00 it's "white power rangers." but first, it's "ted cruz street."

you see pictures here of we'll have it and his body was found in the parking lot of central elementary school in january of 2019. police say the suspects knew off men, but they say it took multiple law enforcement agencies to help them make the arrests. he is from belmont. 2 of the men arrested have been identified as 23 year-old ruben gonzales mega on us of indianapolis indiana and 21 year-old antonio valencia of concord. the other 2 suspects are not being identified because they were both minors at the time of hoffman's death. there is no word on a possible motive in this case a police have arrested a man for crimes. they say he committed while acting as a. >> spiritual healer. 42 year-old, jose luis navarrette is accused of committing multiple crimes, including rape of a child under the age of 15 according to san jose police, the alleged crimes happened between october 2020 and august of this year at this point. it's not clear where navarette was serving as a spiritual whether time we're checking out some nice weather around the bay area today. what a day it's been temperatures. >>

a few days later. >> more violence erupted in the neighborhood after an attempted burglary at central park natural market late saturday night, an employee says 4 men used hammers to try and break into the store when a man who lives in the back apartment interrupted and was shot at thankfully the bullet missed the tenant back on october 22nd another man wasn't as lucky. he was critically injured during an afternoon hail of gunfire since the increased police patrols this week captain chris been dreamy said there hasn't been any shootings robberies or violent assaults. however, he says the increased police presence in the neighborhood is not sustainable due to limited staffing. >> well, in san francisco students at lough high school. a state law high school stage a walkout protest of assault and harassment. now they're calling on school administrators to investigate cases as far back as last school year in response to that walk out the district released a statement saying they encourage all students to report issues of harassment. adding the district is obligated to respond. they go on to say

down central park west, and here to sixth avenue finally ending up at macy's.year only a block. a made-for-tv event. no crowds at pull. a lot of people excited to see clowns, giant balloons, floats it is big and it is back, chris. >> 800 clowns, not for people afraid of clowns obviously. >> reporter: right. >> i personally am excited to see the baby yoda balloon. what are you most excited to see today? >> reporter: you know what? got to tell you. i brought special friends with me today. margot, my daughter is cece here, to see the parade. i am most excited to just see their faces -- >> someone's hiding. >> reporter: when the big balloons come down and star belly, of course, came with us today. i just want to see their eyes light up. i grew up in this area and actually have never seen the parade in-person. >> you're kidding? >> reporter: i feel like a kid waiting. no. i don't know why. i have to talk to my mom and dad. they never brought me out, so i'm excited to see it today, too. >> first, i can't believe how big your daughter that gotten. that's not even poss

now police have arrested a suspect in the latest assault and rape of a jogger in central park. the 25-year-old homeless man has a troubling criminal record we're told. he was arrested in florida last year for a similar attack. it is just the most recent brazen act of violence if the city as the brand-new mayor-elect eric adams pledges to crack down on violent crime. mollie line now with more. mollie. >> reporter: hello, eric. you laid it out there very well, this ongoing wave of violence in new york city, it's caught the attention of the entire nation and the incoming mayor is vowing to address this ongoing violence. this past thursday a jogger in central park was raped. this happened just shortly after 7:00 a.m. in the morning. police released surveillance images of a man dressed in black fleeing the scene, identified as paully vilez, a 25-year-old homeless man, he was arrested yesterday, charged with rape, robbery and strangulation. the new york post reporting he is wanted in florida for a similar attack, accused of dragging a woman off the sidewalk, charged with kidnapping a

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hey there, yeah, it is a beautiful morning happy thanksgiving to you as well and we are here on central parke parade route you can see it behind me, the character balloons they are aired up and ready to go down this street, what you got is all the floats lined up of course, you start with tom turkey on thanksgiving there are six new character balloons this year, including the star of the show baby yoda it will be fun to see that 28 floats. more than 800 clowns you got ten marching bands, nine performance groups it is going to be a perfect day and for so 'people across the country, this is the start of their thanksgiving it's such a tradition in homes across the country like you said, this year, instead of a couple of blocks, they're back to the two-and-a-half mile parade route. tens of thousands expected to line the streets that's real stars here, getting back to this parade. you could feel the energy in the airport. i think it will be a wonderful day, guys. >> jay, quick question for you did they limit the number of people, the groups of people participating? people are coming in from other

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crews were hard at work today setting up the menorah on 5th avenue and 59th street near central park hanukkah celebrations in new york. the giant menorah part of a campaign launched in 1973 to bring more awareness of hanukkah. organizers say this year's hanukkah message. we'll focus on joy hanukkah begins sunday night. september 28th and it lasts 8 days. but we promise this a little earlier. so we're going to deliver question what your favorite parts of the holiday season. the the food might seeing family and friends are getting gifts. everybody has a different answer. there. but a new study reveals what people like. to dislike most about the holidays that thing you like to apparently it's having to wrap gifts. i'm with you on 2 1% of americans polled vicki was among say they take it happening. and 51% say they would rather pay to get gifts wrapped professionally. another thing people apparently do not like about the holidays secret they they hate being roped into the gift exchange because they never know what to get their designated person. more than half of the people who responded

and in new york city, the world's largest menorah was lit next to central park the massive steel structures at 32 feet high and was built in 1973. in 2006, it gained a ftitle in the book of world records. >>> >> virgil abloh died on sunday at the age of 41 after battling cancer his death was announced by the parent company of louist vuiton. he was a long-time director for kanye west, now known as ye. west dedicated his sunday service to abloh they had been working on projects together since 2002 many people are praising abloh as a creative genius, including the ban bts, who wore his designs at the music awards just last week. >>> matthew mcconaughey says he's not quite ready to try out for the role of governor just yet. >> as a simple kid born in a little town in texas, it never occurred to me i would be considered for political leadership it's a humbling and inspiring path to ponder it is also a path that i'm choosing not to take at this moment >> he announced yesterday on instagram that he will not run for governor of texas, despite polls showing he would have a serious shot he plans to

the 36 foot menorah has already been set up in central park in new york city. the giant land will be lit every night of hanukkah. >> still ahead tonight an unexpected selfie. the clue careless carjacker left before fleeing the scene. boyer's taking on oakland native damian lillard and the trail blazers tonight. kylen mills tells us which 4 players are out for golden state. that's coming up in sports. but first, why taking care of your mental health is more important than ever, especially this time of year. watch this. can i please get the cheddar loaded cheeseburger combo? wait, i know that voice... (smug laugh) danny palumbo? from high school?! no, it's jack. try my $5.99 cheddar loaded cheeseburger combo with cheese 3 ways. my $5.99 cheddar loaded cheeseburger features a jumbo patty and cheddar 3 ways: with a slice of cheddar cheese... and cheddar ranch... all between a cheddar bun. yeah, it's loaded, but you know what they say: the more cheddar, the better. for your health tonight. covid-19 survivors might now have some big hospital bills to take care of. >>

. >> a worker at the central park.t located at the corner of ashbury and hayes shows me some of the damage from the late night attempted burglary saturday. she says 4 men used hammers to try and break into the store just before midnight. she showed up at the store after the fact to see lots of police cars in addition to the shattered, front glass doors nearby parked car had its windows shattered by gunfire. she tells me that the man who lives in a faq apartment interrupted. the would be burglars and was shot at. so people are trying to get into the star and when he tried stop them. so. >> they should team. so they should on him. >> it's far by it. so. >> may scale and the bullets missed the tenant and he was uninjured. the 4 suspects got away. the store clerk says she's shocked that this happened here. i know it's it's crazy because it's very mice area and we have a very nice year, at say it's good for those days. so. we don't know what's going on. it's even scarier coming on the heels of recent incidents of gun violen

an nypd releasing images of the subject in a rape of a woman and central park, she was approached fromyesterday morning, they see this man a level three sex offender who was just released on parole assaulted a woman on a running path on randall's island, it all comes as a leader of the black lives matter new york chapter written to unleash violent protests and riots if the city mayor elect eric adams brings back nypd undercover anti-crime units that were as disbanded last year. >> john: it really is remarkable what was going on in new york city. i was there earlier this week and i did not see anything while i was there, but it's all people are talking about is how the tenor of crime in the city has changed. some people are saying it was worse than it was in the 70s and 80s when it was notorious. >> anita: it was so good for such a long time. it was a safe city. >> john: the safest big city in america. there is an interview with the blm leader coming up in just a little while on "america reports." stunning revelation, newly released email show the national school board association board

. >> a worker at the central park. natural market located at the corner of ashbury and hayes shows me some of the damage from the late night attempted burglary saturday. she says 4 men used hammers to try and break into the store just before midnight. she showed up at the store after the fact to see lots of police cars in addition to the shattered, front glass doors nearby parked car had its windows shattered by gunfire. she tells me that the man who lives in a faq apartment interrupted. the would be burglars and was shot at it far by it. so. may scale and the bullets missed the tenant and he was uninjured. the 4 suspects got away. the store clerk says she's shocked that this happened here. i know it's it's crazy because it's very nice area. i have a very nice year, at it's good for those days. so. >> we don't know what's going on. it's even scarier coming on the heels of recent incidents of gun violence in this area. >> on thursday. 21 year-old samuel jessup was fatally shot and another man injured at 01:00pm in the a

they had a 90 foot long, plucky, floating over central park south in new york city. i don't know if you caught that or not joining me here now. to review this great thanksgiving day is stacy herbert the fantastic, the beautiful they were source of all the intelligent, all around nice gal, stacy, what up? right, so at the end of the 1st half here on thanksgiving day special, we were discussing the fact that in capitalism, in the old capitalism, before we had this, you know, whatever we have now, what would you call? it was the best way to say, cut, talk or see hackers back or see communism. it doesn't. okay. well yeah, because the cure for high prices has always been high prices, but we don't have that anymore. we saw that the extraordinary events of 2021. we're kind of like an echo boom of the extraordinary events of 2020, where we saw a negative oil prices. that the extraordinary, which was an echo boom of extraordinary events, 820182019. and that was negative interest rate. so time had no value and energy had no value. and then we get to 2021. there is just money g

young - seen pictures of young supporters of the government having a sit in demonstration, in central parkotest that is planned for tomorrow. , , , tomorrow. yes, but these young eo - le tomorrow. yes, but these young peeple mainly — tomorrow. yes, but these young people mainly are _ tomorrow. yes, but these young people mainly are not _ tomorrow. yes, but these young people mainly are not cuban - people mainly are not cuban people. they are foreigners living here and studying here medicine and other careers but cuban people, young people, are on the side of demonstrations for having, in cuba, human rights, having liberties and at the same time having free elections. the same time having free elections-— the same time having free elections. ,, ,, ~ ~:: :: elections. crosstalk. some 600 were arrested _ elections. crosstalk. some 600 were arrested in _ elections. crosstalk. some 600 were arrested in the _ elections. crosstalk. some 600 were arrested in the summer. - elections. crosstalk. some 600 were arrested in the summer. do| were arrested in the summer. do you fear for your own freedom o

no, they say my that the girl i wanted to do think central park support. dying of god. mm. call them right now and so stop the madness. go to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk with when does the governor's race that mean more than just the governor's right? well, when it 2021 and both parties are trying to accurately gauge the temperament of the people going into a mid term election year. we will break down the races from yesterday and why both parties were dramatically affected by the results. i'll let you results or the outcome the entertainment comes from watching out. various media outlets actually handle the results and tuesday night definitely did not disappoint either presses as steep malls. berg will join us with the reaction and the struggle of some to maintain their emotions. and that he found a place to move it suffered

and even at this hour, runners continue to cross the finish line in central park. one final note. tomorrow, the u.s. plans to lift all travel restrictions on foreign nationals if they can prove they're vaccinated. that means that tomorrow, at airports across this country, people will be reunited with family, friends, loved ones they haven't seen in more than a year and a half. >> another positive development. phil, thank you. >>> president biden getting ready to sign that massive bipartisan infrastructure bill. desk.easure finally reaching hi- the president calling it a monumental step forward. but progressive and moderate democrats are still at odds over the next phase of president biden's agenda. kenneth moton is at the white house. >> reporter: after months of infighting and election day defeats, democrats for the moment celebrating. >> the resolution is adopted. >> reporter: with the help of 13 republicans, house democrats passing that $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill friday night. >> all the talk about the elections and what do they mean, they want us to deliver. they want u

>> central park should be independent central banks should be independent -- central banks should be independent. >> the training wheels are off, so to speak. >> the market is underestimating the fiscal drag we will feel next year. >> an economy that gets too hot does blow itself out. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: from new york city, for our audience worldwide, good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live on tv and radio. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. your equity market advancing 0.3%. for macy's, it is a beat and a raise. tom: it is a technology raise as well. i go back to 2019, and this is not target, not home depot, but they are up 8% plus going back to sales in 2019. a fairly clear press release, they increased 19% through the pandemic. they have grown 49% since pre-pandemic. that gives you an idea of the new reality is what you do against amazon. jonathan: it is fair to say that retailers in america are executing. tom: they are executing in a new world. i'm romantic. you

the nypd is looking for this man after a woman was sexual assaulted in central park yesterday. in another neighborhood was sexual assaulted allegedly by howard shaw who was released from prison on tuesday and now back in custody. >> julie: thank you very much. the power panel now. david and leslie. thanks for coming on today. this is disturbing on many levels. we also have a black mayor for the first time in years. you have black lives matter already planning protests and chaos in the streets if he gives the power back to the police officers to get the crime under control. david, your reaction? it's despicable. >> eric adams call winsome sears. she knows about being an elected leader trying to protect americans and being called a racist and a white supremacist which is what will happen to eric adams. though the words are not the biggest challenge for either one of them. it's the prosecuting attorneys that the progressives have elected to make sure that repeat offenders and the worst violent offenders get back out on the streets. talk to any police officers. they will tell you i

the assault happening in central park. and a $3,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.deo may be hard to watch mitigating of men get up and robert 62-year-old man in an unprovoked attack in a manhattan neighborhood. hits the man with a metal pole and six others attack the victim on the ground. the victim remains in critical condition. the police are asking for help and identifying the mob. todd: biden inflation splitting the nation, 22 state struggling with the inflation rate of 6.5%. residents being hit the hardest. cofounder, cliff winston, in arizona, joe sobel is big easy construction in new orleans. thanks for being here. how is inflation hurting your bottom line q >> everything we have, the local government as well. we are hurting in a way quote quote price. part of what is happening. >> tough stuff. we will pop a map on the screen to take a look at where inflation is the worst. it's not great in california, not great in the northeast, and i as bad as it was in the heartland. why is that disparity? >> the convergence of supply chain issues and labor shortages, sto

one day. 80 millimetres came down in just one hourin millimetres came down in just one hour in central parkanes are starting to travel more slowly, as global warming weekends the winds high up in the atmosphere that steer the massive storms. the heavier rain files in one place for longer. climate change does not necessarily mean more hurricanes, but those developed have the potential to be stronger, wetter and more destructive. ben rich of bbc whether they are. ben brown is “p bbc whether they are. ben brown is up next. now for the immediate weather forecast. up next. now for the immediate weatherforecast. we up next. now for the immediate weather forecast. we start with contrasting weather conditions in the country. to the east, clear skies but a chilly start. yes, frost. not much frost as we go through the week ahead because there is cloud and rain starting to push in from the west. you can see the signs from that in south—west scotland as we speak. a change of wind direction. a south—westerly driving in mild air across the country. the yellow, rustic tones, with us. this has been the sto

fiftieth running of the new york city marathon, this is after the first race was held in 1970 in central parkd, i will be there this year and last year i did it virtually. 16,000 runners decided come rain or shine, would have been marathon day 2020. carley: you are the most athletic person i know. todd: we will see you when you recover. >> thank you very much. jillian: republicans are multiplying while the vaccine mandate for private businesses, here now to react, congressman mike garcia, what are we going to do? >> reporter: this is just another demonstration how out of touch this administration is with the massive supply chain challenges. we are threatening to close businesses and make life tougher for small businesses, large businesses and their employees. to characterize, the national security implications of this. i had a landlord contact me who rents spaces that influence and support the construction of the new bomber and is being threatened with not the government removing his leases. scale this up and it will be an aggravating factor. jillian: there are more lawsuits than we can count

body was found in the parking lot of central elementary school on january 7th 2019. he was a 17 year-old student from redwood city. now, according to police, their initial investigation led them to believe that the suspects involved new city belmont says this was a complicated investigation involving a number of departments working together 3 adults and one miner are all now in custody for their connection to off death. 2 of those arrested are identified as 23 year-old ruben gonzalez, the lateness of indianapolis and a 21 year-old antonio valencia of concord. the other 2 suspects are not being identified because one is currently a minor. the other was a minor at the time of often steph officials don't indicate the motive for the killing. >> students at lowell high school in san francisco staged a walkout today to protest harassment and assault. silence is violence. they said district officials say in addition to investigating current cases, students are calling on them to revisit cases reported over the summer and last school year san francisco unified school distric

. >> a worker at the central park. natural market located at the corner of ashbury and hayes shows me some of the damage from the late night attempted burglary saturday. she says 4 men used hammers to try and break into the store just before midnight. she showed up at the store after the fact to see lots of police cars in addition to the shattered, front glass doors. a nearby park car had its windows shattered by gunfire. she tells me that the man who lives in a back apartment interrupted. the would be burglars and was shot at. so people are trying to get into star and when he tried to stop them. so. >> they should team. so they should on him. >> it's far by it. so. >> may scale and the bullets missed the tenant and he was uninjured. the 4 suspects got away. the store clerk says she's shocked that this happened here. i know it's it's crazy because it's very mice area and we have a very nice year, at least it's good for those days. so. we don't know what's going on. it's even scarier coming on the heels of recent incide

race began on staten island and then weaved its way through the five boroughs ended and matt and central parkaligning city streets. as the return of the marathon brought heightened security by the nypd, thousands of officers out with dogs, drones and other tools to ensure a safe marathon. it's been a great day and there are runners going on behind me. we have a few more hours probably to go before the last person crosses the finish line. the person who won today, a female data in just over two hours on average they take about four or five hours to do this course. hats off to her and all the participants today. jon: laura ingle and live in your city. thank you. many gop big names and potential white house hopefuls attended the republican jewish coalition meeting in las vegas this weekend. those include former vice president mike pence, un ambassador nikki haley in florida's governor ron desantis. gop members sharing everything from future plans on running for office to comment on the midterms. matt finn has some of the highlights for us. >> they told us that this is the biggest quote kosher ca

there was a major parade coming down central park west this weekend.ur of them brand new. the most excited one was the grogu, the aka baby yoda. just, you know, 2.5 million people lining this route, and tens of millions people watching around the world. with everything we have been through the last couple years, it just feels like we're getting back to normal. alex? >> i think it says so much that you get to cover this happy event after everything that you have had to personally cover the past few years, so many horribly sad covid stories. >> a tough one. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >>> coronavirus cases as well as hospitalizations are on the rise. americans are hoping to have a more normal thanksgiving tonight. joining me now to talk about this is dr. carlos del rio, the associate dean of emery school of medicine. doctor, thank you for joining me. >> happy thanksgiving, alex. this year, it's extremely different from last year, when essentially no one was vaccinated. how are you celebrating personally. what are you telling your patients

. >> more violence erupted in the neighborhood after an attempted burglary at central park natural market late saturday night, an employee says 4 men used hammers to try and break into the store when a man who lives in the back apartment interrupted and was shot at thankfully the bullet missed the tenant back on october 22nd another man wasn't as lucky. he was critically injured during an afternoon hail of gunfire since the increased police patrols this week captain chris been dreamy said there hasn't been any shootings robberies or violent assaults. however, he says the increased police presence in the neighborhood is not sustainable due to limited staffing. >> do do a limited time frame of that meeting tonight, only a handful of community members were able to get their questions in and those who did get a word in tonight. all echoed similar opinions of not enough being done to stop crime in the city and in turn prosecuting criminals for now live in the newsroom. i'm taylor bus after reporting kron 4 news. thank you. taylor. >> well, tonight, oakland police are investigating after a woma

course began on staten island, goes to the city's five boroughs and it right here in manhattan central parkctators and 10,000 volunteers at lighting the streets today. that also brings heightened security by the nypd. thousands of offices have been out with dogs, drones and other tools to ensure a safe marathon. it has been a great day. the first new york city marathon was held in 1970 with just 127 runners. obviously the event has come a very long way. and today's winner, a female from ken yet made time in just over two hours. to give you some appreciation most people do it at about four -- five. hats off to her and all of the runners today. >> congratulations to everybody alright laura ingle thank you very much. that is it for us today. >> such a great day at vanguard, such a great day. >> absolutely. [laughter] ♪ >> hello i am alicia acuna, charlie hurt and joe concha. welcome to "the big sunday show" here's what's on tap. >> sesame street has a new lesson for kids. >> my covid vaccine. >> the outrage building among conservatives pushing to get kids vaccinated for covid.

if we're going to talk about who lost, who should have won, me, spelling bee, central park elementary, fourth grade, misspelled coleslaw. >> trevor: how did you spule it? >> cold slaw. ( laughter ) true story, why are you laughing. >> trevor: that's not a bad spelling. >> if you never heard of cold slaw, we should rewrite history. i won the spelling bee. you know what they gave the white boy? mountain. i heard of a mountain, never cold slaw. would go good with this sandwich, though. >> trevor: i feel you there, man. moving on to a story out of china, the country hogging most of asia. it was discovered china tested a hyper sonic missile that flew around the world -- get this -- in space before landing back on earth. around the world in less than a day, by the way, which means china invented santa claus technology in real life. an expert was shocked because one u.s. intelligence official said "we have no idea how they did this," which is not something you want to hear from intelligence officials. at the very least, they should have just pretended that they weren't caught unawares. yeah,

do the words on wilson and use it as a, so the piece is called double fight and located at the central park at the top here. next to the wilson school and you have the fountain of freedom and these were all donated to the spaces by the central campus. the idea is simple, the marker is a black tower in a white tower. the white tower comes to rest on the black tower and is made from a square because along the diagonal is alongside. what we were able to do that on that is to basically think about the inside it could be inside a place where his contemporaries could push him so imagine as a metaphor for your inside. to know that your privilege should you not have a consciousness to think of others. so this is suggesting that everyone has something inside of them and through that we constructed this architecture. this was in the plaza we removed some trees and place of their and then on the inside, a contemporary quote reads, everyone to james weldon johnson who is asking wilson to do the right thing. if you were making this project, struck by the current cultural context that we are in the last