see the one of the possible piece different than any piece solution that would open the door on chris hoping of a major reconstruction contracts, but tuckers companies. and also i think, would very much then to pay some kind of role in any brokering of bees given his coast tides with both sides. he'll be looking to work with trump, possibly having a position with a high table facilitating some kinds of thoughts on that much very much what play very well with i don't support is very keen to see this one sitting again at the high table with world leaders and broke the some kind of piece solution was certainly, boy, his so a ratings in the country as well, to other ones looking very positively to some kind of solution to the ukraine. russia will thank you so much for that. that is our correspondent, dorian jones, reporting from is tumble the ukranian authorities are warning that russia is warming up for a mass of attack that after deadly air raids on several cities. 5 people died in the southern city of because life after the attack struck a residential area. another person was killed in south

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you can search for chris hayes. hope to see you over there.i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on de >>> a week after election night, i went home around 4:30 and it was clear that trump is going to wins the race. at that time i also thought that many democratic candidates for the u.s. senate in the same contested swing states would likely lose as well. candidates like tammy baldwin and elissa slotkin and jackie rosen and maybe even ruben gallego. fast forward to today and nbc news decision does projected all four of those democrats won those races and democratic candidates managed to pull rabbits out of hats in state after state after state which said a lot of things and it shows that was not a seismic antidemocratic wave in this earlier this afternoon, senate majority leader chuck schumer met with the new senate democrats, andy kim on the left and ruben gallego and angela alsobrooks and adam schiff and lisa blunt rochester and elissa slotkin from michigan. the senator elect andy kim joins me now and he's a democrat from new jersey represent

. >> right, and piggybacking on that, chris, the hope is that the talk about mass deportations and tariffs ends up being more rhetorical in nature than anything else. or, the mass deportations are limited in scope, but expanded in bluster, if you will. >> i think he is more likely to really try to deport a ton of people, then stick with a tariff regime that would start to wall street and -- you know what i mean? i just think they get spooked out when the dow goes down. >> well, the farm industry is complaining to trump. they are like, you can't deport all of our workers. we won't be able to -- the whole system will start to break down if we lose half our labor force. >> i will say this, there are more internal, ideological, and interest group contradictions bound up in this project than i have ever seen in a winning coalition and it is true for any coalition. if you win an election, you have different people with different views in your coalition and you have to -- this has all been subsumed under the cult of personality of trump, but it will not be subsumed forever. farmers, they don't wa

shout out to chris. i hope >> good morning, america.ravel warning as the thanksgiving rush hits its peak. the busiest day in the skies. the faa warning air traffic control staffing shortages can slow traffic.

like that or be still living a full life a year on from getting the diagnosis," there is hope out there. sir chris actual screening programme currently for prostate cancer is there? that's right, men over 50 can go and ask their gp for a blood test looking for psa levels, and that can pick up cancer, but it's very unreliable. the health secretary from england and scotland have both said they will ask for a review of the benefits of screening. chris hoy saying he would like to see men as young as 45 and those with a family history getting regular tests. this is a huge issue for men. if we look 1424 00:17:04,992 -->

chris, there is some hope that these winds might die down over the weekend. time of year where they could be coming back next week and proving to be an issue as crews make their way through this area, trying to make sure there are not any hot spots in place and there aren't flare ups posing an issue going forward. right now, this mountain fire, incredibly concerning and incredibly dynamic fire here, north of los angeles, chris. >> those winds are carry what looks like not much, just a spark. it can set a whole other area ablaze. morgan chesky, stay safe out there. thanks for your reporting. >>> coming up, why the biden administration is preparing for a potential surge of migrants at the border. we have more nbc news reporting. stay close, more "chris jansing reports" right after this. repor. t is proven to moisturize dry skin all day. you'll love our formula for face, too. aveeno® ♪ music ♪ ♪ unnecessary action hero! ♪ ♪ unnecessary. ♪ was that necessary? no. neither is missing your daughter's competition to do payroll. with paycom, employees do their own pay

so both chris crossing the swing states hoping to in every vote they can. the last minute push from post held a rather insight in virginia. it's a conservative corner of a states that's voted for the democrats and the last elections. earlier he held an event in custodian north carolina, and he'll be back in that swing state. adam fisher has moved from lagrange north carolina. well, normally you'd see is outside of trump raleigh. but well, people involved in political campaigns will tell you. the rallies are good, they attract publicity, they attract people. it's the hard work this done in places like this in the grange and north carolina. the me cold. the difference when pull what goes to white speak to people on the ground, knock on their doors, ask them if they have a plan for how they're going to vote on tuesday if they can bring some friends along. and that is how you build support. so it's the work done in places like this, the becomes incredibly important. now it's interesting that of the 10 events that don't trump at plan for the last 3 days of the c

>> one would hope, chris. here's the problem.essentially the chief operating officer of the department of justice, can't stop congress, for instance, if it wants to launch some bogus investigation of the so-called weaponization of the department of justice. there is only so much a well intentioned deputy attorney general can do. if i may, i disagree with anthony at my own risk and rarely, and almost never on television, but my advice to friends at the department of justice is to stay. here's why. the strength of the department of justice is in its career people. it has by design a very, very thin political layer. and, you know, the waters are going to get choppy, very choppy, chris, but i think now more than ever the folks who know and love the department, and i spent my career there as a federal prosecutor, the folks who know and love the department are more important than ever. so, this is a personal decision. people will make it in their their own way based on what's boast for them and their families. i would hate to see these

remember, their best playmaker on offense didn't even play tonight in etienne. >> chris: he's going to be out for awhile. we hopelly reported, after being taken to the locker room, so -- he's been a key component, but the dogs do find a way. total team win. held tennessee to just 17 points after scoring ten in that first quarter. let's go to laura with kirby smart. >> laura: thank you, chris. coach, you wanted to see which team would be tougher, especially in the fourth quarter. turns out it was your team. what can you say about the bulldogs tonights? >> man, i want to give all your people credit. they picked the right team tonight, so, when they didn't, we said that. when they did, i want to say that, too. i want to thank the fans. incredible atmosphere. this is special. >> laura: it absolutely was. you mentioned carson beck. how about the game plan and the way that he executed that offensively? >> beautiful. beautiful. look, we got good players. we got good offensive coordinator, we got a good quarterback. it's hard to play on the road in this league. i keep saying that. we don't question ourselves from the in

so both chris crossing the swing states hoping to in every vote they can last minute push. well, trump is holding his the 2nd rally the day in north carolina. these a lot of pictures of that now area. it was in salem, virginia. it's a conservative corner of a state that voted democrats in enough direction. he tried to cost doubts on poles between him and that type of race with his opponent, gavin, i'm going to be like the factors are saying it's very close. it's really not very close. based on based on what's been happening, is that so it was really relating at all 7 swing sights as you bubble the governor young. and we're certainly doing well in virginia. the incentives we say very well be, as we say, and i just had a little the thing, a little birdie told me that we're, we're leading in new jersey. what's that all about official joins us now from greensboro, north carolina with trump is holding around the is we see that so adam trump is spending quite a lot of time in north carolina of the yeah, it's important for them. it's a state that he really has to when what is inte

described as a knife edge presidential election. donald trump and campbell of harris chris crossing the swing states, hoping to win every vote and can in a last minute push from his house. his 2nd rally of the day in north carolina teneo he was in salem, and virginia is a conservative toner. the states, the votes of democrats and the last election charge of costs done to impose putting him in a tight race for the simple i'm going to be like, the factors are saying it's very close is really not very close. based on based on what's been happening, is that so to us really were leading in all 7 swing sites as your problem the we just left governor youngin and we're certainly doing well in virginia. we see a very well be as we say. and i just had a little thing, a little birdie told me that we're, we're leading in new jersey. what's that all about? the vision has moved from greensboro, north carolina, which i'm just wanting to place. so you can see the code leaving donald trump, this event here in greensboro, in north carolina. he told his supporters that he was a head and all 7 swing states, including north car

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both chris crossing the swing states, hoping to win every vote they can in the last minute push. trump is holding a rally and saying in virginia, that's a conservative corner of a space that's voted for the democrats and the last elections. just hours ago, he held an event in guest, tony, and north carolina, and later he'll be back in north carolina. i'd like to begin with a very simple question for you to answer. if you don't mind, are you better off now than you were 4 years ago? i've come today with a message of hope for all americans with your vote on tuesdays big day. you got to get out when i'll tell you what we were in virginia, we would all say without twice this is all you really need to know tom a, a low i q versus broke here. and i will fix it. i promise i will know where to go quickly. they've done a lot of damage, but we'll go quickly. america will be bigger, better boulder, richer, safer and stronger than ever before. meanwhile, democratic presidential candidate coming to houses holding a rally and shout shot as that's the largest city in the swing state of north carolina

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shout out to chris. i hope >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, a travel warning as the thanksgiving rush hits its peak. the busiest day in the skies. the faa warning air traffic control staffing shortages can slow traffic. plus, overnight in boston, two pilots taken to the hospital. more trouble on the ground as planes clipped wings. this as ginger tracks how the weather could complicate your holiday plans. >> trump's tariff threat. the president-elect blasting mexico and canada for their handling of the border, while also warning he will raise tariffs on china over drugs. what it could mean for your bottom line. >> an emotional day in court for the menendez brothers. both their mother and father's older sisters pleading with the judge to set them free. what comes next in their case. >> liam payne's final moments. the new pictures obtained by tmc showing the one direction singer being carried by hotel employees shortly before his fatal fall. >> warning, what you could be really getting if you buy drugs used for weight

chris: i hope not. if there is one thing that has been overlooked the last few weeks in europe, it is that the markets corrected as european cyclicals have gained foothold against european defensive's. if i was going to look for things that may suggest the rest of the world is gaining or could gain economic momentum here, i would look to the leadership. the leadership is starting to look more procyclical for the first time all year. jonathan: have we seen the kitchen sink moment for the autos in europe? how much more bad news can you throw at some of these names? chris: clearly, the answer has been no until maybe just recently here. i think that the european bond yields are important. remember, they have moved as well without the election that we have here. the move in yields is all about the election, i think that is a mistake. jonathan: the u.k. has its own problems for sure. it is great to catch up. an update on news elsewhere with your bloomberg brief, here is dani burger. dani: shares of apple are

. >> all right, chris, i know you had hinted at, you know, hoping for a regional solution. we only have about seconds. what do you think that might look like? >> yeah, ideally it looks like something that is shared across a number of counties in the bay area that are facing down a financial crisis. and it's something that is a shared solution where we can come together in 2026, pass this, and then not just preserve service in these counties, but actually expand service and have better service. >> public transit advocate chris arvin, prop l's coauthor. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you so much. >> all right. up next, a grieving wife becomes the main suspect when her firefighter husband is shot and killed in his driveway. abc news is sitting down with a cherished tradition set in 1915 san francisco. delight in a fun-filled holiday experience. ♪ tickets on sale now at sfballet.org a man's own wife was eventually arrested and charged with murder. with prosecutors alleging she was having an affair with her sister's husband, and police believe she conspired with him to

california's insurance crisis, take these people to task for what they did, and i hope something comes of this story. chrisreally do. if you've lost your insurance in this crisis, we are eager to hear from you. please tell us about it like bobby did. just snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. all right. thank you very much, chris. celebrating el dia de los angelitos the day of the little angels. it was held at the mission cultural center for latino arts in san francisco. tonight's event, dedicated to remember children who have died, part of the larger day of the dead celebrations. it's important to give space for families and for anyone to name them and to give them the honor that they deserve. tomorrow, gilroy will be celebrating a de los muertos with la ofrenda festival. people are invited to the heart of downtown for a day of festivities, art and celebration. 12,000 people are expected to attend. nbc bay area and telemundo will be there. of course, we got a glimpse into the future today, courtesy of robotics, ai and some of the smartest young people in the

interest rates have been cut to 4.75% — bringing hope that mortgage rates could follow. after sir chriseening can make a difference. we'll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. hi, nina. for most of us today is just a very, very cloudy kind of day and it is underneath this sheet of thousands of miles across germany, poland, the baltics and beyond but look at this, just over the welsh mountains the wind have been pushing that cloud over the tops, down the other side. that is because the air to warm up as it moves downward through the atmosphere and it mixes into some of this drier air above the sheet. and what happens is that the sheet. and what happens is that the cloud will thin and break up for some of you. as a result of that we have loads of sunshine across western parts of wales, northern parts of scotland with temperatures as high as 18 degrees and parts of cumbria and cornwall also sitting in the sunshine. but for most of us it will stay pretty cloudy with the weather not really changing too much but i

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and i hope it continues, because it's a different team. uh-oh. >> chris: simpson, a keeper, ran into weeks. not quite the same skill set as a runner as the starter here. the tight end, one of the guys that went public, criticizing some of the things holly was talking about. the lack of attention to detail, un-alabama like, that it slipped since saban had left. he said, it's on the players themselves to pick it back up. >> kirk: yeah, and you can take some -- we did the alabama/georgia game, and we thought first half, whoa, this alabama team. and then, in the second half, they kind of took their foot off the gas, and there's the vandy game. i just think they had to go through some adversity, new coaching staff, change of guard, new leadership. and i think they learned a lot of lessons. >> chris: richard young still running hard, bangs down for a first down. well, in the s.e.c. today, we've seen these -- this doubleheader, ole miss knocks off georgia, if you missed it earlier, just a historic team for ole miss, they beat a top two team for the second time e

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chris brought up access to software provider. i hope people go read the statute. that is all is talking about the platforms that go within the statute. it's not talking about all of the things that they have immunity to do. it's just saying that platforms with these functionalities are then in sub part c and then at that point it tells us they're not a publisher because they host other people speech and they're not a publisher even if the content moderate, it does not say that everything that makes them access software provider is immune. i am just a lawyer, i'm trying to read the statute, i am not -- we are not doing direct democracy here and the only other point that i want to make here, there's a lot of policy arguments being made here. all i would suggest is if we think new rules are needed in reading the statute the way it's written does it's work. who is best situated to obtain new rules. the parents of that 13-year-old girls out in the country or the most powerful well-connected, well-funded companies in the entire world. so i guess i would suggest if we ar

i am very interested and strongly hope and believe that there is no limit to human ingenu and the u.s.-japan alliance can go further ahead. chris: thank you. i love the baseball metaphor. i find myself thinking of o htani shohei, a japanese baseball player who can both hit and pitch. let's talk about where we have been. there have been profound changes in the international system during the time you all have been involved in the relationship from the end of the cold war, collapse of the soviet union, war on terror, conflicts in iraq and afghanistan, great power competition between the united states and china. the war in ukraine of course. when you think about the evolution of this alliance and where we are today, how important do you think structural factors were in driving us? the backdrop of big geopolitical events versus the role of individual leaders and alliance gardeners, to use your infamous phrase, ambassador kato. when you think back, at what moments were leaders and individuals particularly important in bringing us to where we are today? rich, can i start with you? amb. armitage: the policy is people. it's people. i t

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chris mooney, thank you for your time. mr. patterson oh, yeah, thank you. thank you. i hope it's a book tv. that'll be my next thriller. john mackey does the original whole foods store on lamar avenue in austin still exist? yes, but not as a whole foods market. it's now it's a goodwill store. when did that happen? it it was a record store after we we we relocated a bigger locationac

this year, they hope to top those numbers and warner told our own abc seven sports reporter chris alvarezthat he is happy to help. >> it's been awesome. you know, i think the holiday season is always important to give back. and i mean year round, honestly. but the holiday season, because of how, you know, everybody gathers around and so, so thankful for what they have. >> nice. nice of him to do that. >> absolutely. well, yet another injury for the battered and bruised 40 niners. boys got tough. >> sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan, i'm a quarterback, brock purdy. he's on the injury report now. we'll tell you what's ailing him tonight. plus, the kid doesn't rookie macklin celebrini with his first game winner in the national hockey league. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. a clippers team that beat them in the first week of the season. dubs in

this year, they hope to top those numbers and warner told our own abc seven sports reporter chris alvareze is happy to help. >> it's been awesome. you know, i think the holiday season is always important to give back. and i mean year round, honestly. but the holiday season, because of how, you know, everybody gathers around and so, so thankful for what they have. >> nice. nice of him to do that. >> absolutely. well, yet another injury for the battered and bruised 40 niners. boys got tough. >> sports director larry beil is here. larry. >> dan, i'm a quarterback, brock purdy. he's on the injury report now. we'll tell you what's ailing him tonight. plus, the kid doesn't rookie macklin celebrini with his first game celebrini with his first game if you're living with dry amd, you may be at risk for developing geographic atrophy, or ga. ga can be unpredictable—and progress rapidly—leading to irreversible vision loss. now there's something you can do to... ♪ ( slow. it. down.) ♪ ♪ ( get it goin' slower.)♪ ask your doctor about izervay. ♪ (i. zer. vay.) ♪ ♪ ( gets ga goin' slower.) ♪ izervay is a

chris mooney, thank you for your time. mr. patterson oh, yeah, thank you. thank you. i hope it's a book tv. that'll be my next thriller. we are really honored to

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chris mooney, thank you for your time. mr. patterson oh, yeah, thank you. thank you. i hope it's a book tv. that'll be my next thriller. john mackey does the original whole foods store on lamar avenue in austin still exist? yes, but not as a whole foods market. it's now it's a goodwill store. when did that happen? it it was a record store after we we we relocated a bigger location back in 1995. so it had a 15 year n as a whole. food 1980 to 1995. we just a block down the road to a 36,000 square feet so three times bigger and a cheapo record disk took it over that they were there for about ten years and goodwill has been there ever since. well, how in 1980 did you get to lamar and 10,000 square feet for that first wholefoods store? well, that's a much longer story. and of course, my book deals with that, because we had a small on called, safeway, and it was an old victorian house. my girlfriend, i lived in the ho that hohat store was a vegetarian store, didn't really sell alcohol or coffee or sugar. i was very, very, very healthy, didn't do very much business. so it wasn't a busy street. so as i learned about business,

that because it has pointed to the needs of god and re mendera thing that you're hoping to achieve between my name is this chris public awareness and education by launching nationwide continues during the boston side, the quality and changing the call from june and okay, quinta, i appreciate your time today between to and board executive director of the association of media women antonio, thank you for operations. have been gone for rescue operation of hundreds of mine is trapped inside and the legal line in south africa. there's been a 10 standoff between police on the minus as they refused to come to the surface for fear of being arrested malcolm lab reports. this was my sitting room with this . you can see the cathy who's nephews, one of the mine is still on the ground, told us he understands why his name is broke, his house to pieces and sold them for scrap. he says his entire sub was dismantled in the last 2 years by people who would desperate for jobs like his nephew and hundreds of others who went down this disused mind shop digging for gold to kill him. it says on the ground, most of the mines in this a

you know, my job specifically, chris, is either the chair of the oversight committee which i'm still very much hoping for, or as the ranking member, will be to lead us as a watchdog for all the inevitable corruption that will pervade the new trump administration. it was a moneymaking venture the first time around, and they're coming back again to try to make as much money as possible which is totally antithetical to the constitutional design. >> one thing i've been thinking about which is a new dimension here in one of the more unnerving aspects and it's something that will make the founders wretch. it's the elon musk angle. which is this sort of, the richest guy in the world aligned with state power, private power and state power, a guy who spent hundreds of millions of dollars to get donald trump elected, who has a ton of government contracts. and he will be hanging out at the white house all the time. it's almost cartoonish a corrupt set up. >> i mean, it's like all the batman villains taking over gotham city. the joker, the riddler, the penguin, there moving in to city hall. you know, you picked

i hope in the second one they ask her to become a witch or something cooler than a princess or something even cooler. >> chris shows up. heartthrob. >> finally, we just cannot get enough of grown ups wearing halloween costumes at school bus stops. apparently, this is the ♪♪ deja vu: it's "live with kelly & mark." from the westin rancho mirage golf resort & spa in rancho mirage, california.

european tele, especially when it comes to nice to have chris. finally, i mean can europe transform itself into accountable? so it was not the valid i hope so as a european, i absolutely hope that i owe those, these kind of global defense in the us and elsewhere will force europe to get its act together to become more more court date is just to, to, to one day wake up and realize that the european concepts is as powerful there can be as powerful as, as the us are, are china and act accordingly. the last couple of years you are the leaders. i've spent every day looking over the atlantic of what's happening in the us and who's going to be next present of what of me for them, for goodness sake. they should be, you know, much more self confidence about, you know, we will deal with whatever happens. we need to focus on ourselves and be more coordination and make your a lot more united. and i really hope that events like the, the, the, the return of donald trump puts pressure for that to happen for it for finally to start moving forward. and that have your stuff all is looking over the atlantic and what it should be saying and doing well the 1

can't communicate only with a small group of people hoping to talk to more. everyone. i'm chris and anderson to tell the story about why i wrote this book. i really have talk a little bit about why i came to care about debt in the first place. i came to law a passion about justice issues thought it was criminal justice constitutes, no rights, and it was only when i crossed paths with elizabeth warren, who said to me, you know, if you really care about justice, you want to think about some of these economic issues because right now these things are sort of dominated by folks on the right that are worrying about profit. they're worrying about wealth maximization and not thinking about things like racial inequality. so i got into debt work through her. and then about a year, my own family filed for bankruptcy. my sister had a medical emergency. my parents had to get a second mortgage and ended up having the house foreclosed on. she was able to get care fortunately, and my family was able get a debt relief in the bankruptcy. and i learned later that part of the reason that they were