don't want a lot for chris thomas. >> there is just one thing i need right?she recently appeared on the jennifer hudson show. she she says she doesn't let anybody listen to anything but christmas music when she is celebrating. she also revealed her favorite all time christmas song. and it's not hers. it's nat king cole's version of the christmas song. >> that interview was super cute , too. >> i just saw. yeah, i saw a screen grab, but i haven't actually watched it yet because she called it. she awarded her a legend. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> it was very sweet. and you could tell mariah was touched. oh, that's awesome. yeah >> now, here's the thing. at her concert, because i was watching parts of it last night on social media. she's not just singing christmas songs. she's also doing like we belong together, emotional. oh, man, it's a mix of her hits and christmas stuff, which i didn't realize. >> that's cool. so it's not too late. has she performed at hollywood bowl yet? no so it's not too late for him? >> it was too late when she says she wasn't coming to the

chris thomas was also telling us about rationing fuel in terms of transport. i mean, we know that the aid has been nowhere near enough and given the bombardment scaling out through, through rasa also doesn't seem very realistic. all that all the car doors that could perhaps be open as well. they will and it's not about 30 minutes, but there is the karen long crossing, which is a bit further to the newest and a bit further to the east of russia, which of course goes into israel. but it is an industrial scale trying to ship a point with tons of coal rooms for full container trucks. and this was seen as the way the impulse at schools. it's about attempting supplies going in and out with the gaza strip. and we really serious about prevention is humanitarian catastrophe. it's very clear wall that needs to be a ceasefire. so the people driving these trucks and then killed into that should be an opening of the caring ship. them crossing. i think that is going to see the prevention of this looming, humanitarian, this industrial scale, humanitarian catastrophe. well, w

thomas jefferson. more recently, chris dedicated himself to a revival.iness, integration acres, and led the effort to have the pawpaw named the official native fruit of ohio. why don't more people know about it? why isn't everyone eating the pawpaw the way we eat apples? >> i would say the number one reason is the short shelf life. >> reporter: the fruit is only in season for about a month each year. typically, around september. mm. the taste is a creamy blend. part mango, banana, hints of caramel. pawpaw. cheers! at the ohio pawpaw festival held annually in albany, ohio, which he also helped create, he sells his pawpaw salsa. there is pawpaw art and contests. pawpaw beer is a big draw. as well as a cook-off. >> the cream that they put on top is very pawpaw forward. >> reporter: even steve patterson, the mayor of athens, the nearby college town, pitches in. >> this is amazing. >> reporter: so the pawpaw is to athens? >> what air wand water is to us as humans. >> reporter: it's long been a s tape /* staupple for native americans. the fruit sustained the e

thomas mancino thank. pete: that's right. we have lieutenant chrisveras on the show with texas dps. >> we know for a fact those caravans will make their way at some point to the border whether the texas border, arizona border, but the fact of the matter is that video is clearly evidence of the fact that we have failure in our federal government that are encouraging these mass caravans to make it to the border because there's no deterrence, there's no consequences. there's an open welcome mat along the border and it has been that way for the past three years and there's no stopping this and that's why it's states like texas and arizona and stepping and you happen doing as much as we can to try and stop the individuals. will: talk about the open border and they're telling them. rachel: i think they know. by the way, whistled interviewed oliveras, there was a crash and a human smuggler and illegals ran off in foot and left behind a dying 7-year-old in the car. his parents don't run away from their kids. he said what we've been talking about for so long.

chris, thank you for joining us again. now, since i spoke to thomas a couple of hours ago, that has been another strike on an owner of school. this time. 20 dead, thousands more injured is on rubbing target to what's the u. n. agencies relationship with israel and as well. this one is why it said that tip is full. on the shelf is housing dispatch. people have been paid, so my understanding is there was a question, was whether it's late to strike in the north was against underscore, but it is clear from the fact that 70 over 70 on the stock members have been killed, that the full. so you my last load of facilities to being his in the, to get the case. and i went to number a, j, the 2000 and full table. they notified date is way the army, all the gps coordinates, all every single of the facilities. so whether or not under as being targeted by contrast, because that's in the minds. and the whole fee is really funny, but the fax is uninstalled to being held under facilities of being killed. they know the gps coordinates julia, right conclusions. chris, as

headquarters in new york and chris and you've just been in the press conference, i believe speaking to the us on bus of the, to it, to the un. what does he have to say? i guess we'll let a thomas greenfield was talking about the reason the united states abstained from this resolution as opposed to voting for or against it. she said that the united states supported the call for humanitarian access, but was disappointed that the resolution didn't include a condemnation of hamas, or is israel's right to defend itself. and i pointed out to her that the last resolution that saved the toad also didn't include those elements, but did include humanitarian access and asked why the united states waited 4 weeks . and during which time thousands more children died to let it pass essentially. and her answer didn't directly address my question, but she said that that was a political resolution, and this is a humanitarian one. even though the humanitarian ask for pauses is quite similar. the resolution does not specify a time for these pauses. it says as needed to get in, but nonetheless, the united states now saying that it is needed in the united states saying that even more scaling up is

chris manners. thanks for watching. yeah. >> you may begin the retirement board meeting of october 11, 2023 at this time. >> thank you, madam secretary, you want to call the roll, please? >> yes. commissioner thomas commissioner safai is on his way. president heldfond, present. commissioner driscoll, present. commissioner gandhi is on her way also. commissioner bridges, present. thank you, we do have a quorum. >> great. thank you. do you want to call the next item, please? >> yes, item 2, communications. we welcome the public participation during public comment period. there will

thomas—symonds there. martin saying there labour martin saying there that labour will in will support this cut in national when comes national insurance when it comes in january. okay chris outside parliament. >> now, wouldn't it be great to speak someone who's worked speak to someone who's worked with chancellor with the chancellor on the autumn statement? well, that's precisely to happen precisely what's about to happen next. daubney on gb next. i'm martin daubney on gb news we are britain's news news britain's new . channel news britain's new. channel >> welcome back. it's 351. you're watching or listening to me martin daubney on gb news and at 4:00 i'll have the full story from today's autumn statement. our economics and business editor liam halligan will tell you how it will affect you . you how it will affect you. well, wouldn't it be great to be able someone who's able to speak to someone who's worked closely the worked closely with the chancellor? what? chancellor? or guess what? that's exactly what i'm about to do, because i'm joined now by chris hayward, who's the policy chairman at city of london, chairman at the city of london, corporate . chris, thanks for c