dillard's family. >> cory was everything to me. you know. he was a genuinely good person. you know, the picture the police paint isn't what he was. >> sometimes good men don't have to deserve to be killed the way he was killed. >> this is my heart. this is my brother. >> reporter: erica dillard, cory's younger sister says this picture is her brother. >> this is his way out, like the outdoors, flying his drones. like, yeah, i really feel like he was having a mental health crisis, i really do. >> reporter: dillard's father kim says his son served in the military and knew he was going through tough times. >> talked to cory three days before this incident happened. and he explained to me, said, dad, i'm going through some things, but everything is going to be okay. >> reporter: days later, aurora police say dillard got in a parking lot fight with one man and told another woman he was going to kill her. police say dillard was carrying what looked like a deadly weapon. after being told to put it down, that's when investigators say dillar

eli and cory, for being here today. you have my commitment, each of you, to have a candid and private conversations as we continue our investigations. i especially want to meet with you about your trajectory studies. i've conducted my own and found that some of the digital recreations for trajectory data doesn't include some of the pretty extreme terrain variances of elevation versus depression of the a.g.r. complex, versus the actual stage area. so i'm looking forward to working with you both on that. let's try to come to a conclusion that we can say, ok, this is what the complete truth is because we must investigate every potential theory. i don't consider anything to be a conspiracy theory. there are theories of what happened that day and they all deserve complete calm, thorough investigations. so you each have my commitment to work with you on that. and i know that this task force is committed to determining ultimately the same thing you gentlemen are, which is the complete and full reveal of truth to the american p

maria: what do you think, cory mills?'ve also endorsed rick scott for senate majority leader. i think anyone who mitch mcconnell endorses should tell you exactly who not to vote for. [laughter] while i look at john thune, cornyn and all the others, we have to acknowledge the fact it was rick scott who was willing to challenge mcconnell in the last 118th congress. we need strong leadership, we need someone who can deliver. rick scott's proven that the as governor, as senator, and he's going to stand up again, and i think that's who we need in the senate to actually lead. we've had nothing but mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer, the two democrats at the top running this, which is why we didn't get pills -- bills across the finish line. we need someone like rick scott to drive president trump's agenda. maria: you know, you would think at this point it's pretty clear, obvious how the people feel, we, the people. look at that map that we showed earlier and how red, how republican people voted. there are some areas that are blue

deborah cory select up again researching power quote at her university lab in the late 19 ninety's. she had read studies from epidemiologists who found correlations between power, quote, and parkinson's. she decided to study that link in her lab. she exposed rodents to power quote, then examined their brains for science of parkinson's. so this is a slice of analysis brain that's been exposed to power quotes, and you can count the delta mean neutrons in the brain, correct? what are you looking for? we can count the number of these in animals expose to pair of quad versus not exposed to pair required to see if there is a loss of the number of these. delta mina runs in that region with our doping mean neurons destroyed by power. quote, the rodents develop symptoms of parkinson's disease. is it fair to say that perch? what causes parkinson's? there's a very strong and compelling body of evidence based on the epidemiological studies and what we know from animal models of parkinson's disease, the spy appear quite causing oxidative stress. that leads to the death of the store for me, neuro

cory mills and doug collins joining me back. remarks by president biden, i do want to look into a little bit of where we are with our next young generation. representative mills. >> well again i think young generation has been indoctrinated with this idea of critical race theory, dei and all these types of priorities. what we've seen as well in our military is we watch where 8600 of our armed forces members were purged out of our military with the refusal of medical and religious exceptions. returning them back to service and giving them back pay benefits is a great step forward. we have to lead by example. it starts with this crisis in leadership that president trump help helm will solve. >> harris: doug, when you hear young people talk about today rotc or getting into the military i wonder if they have the familial and friend and community support. i pray that they do. that even my dad had at a time when fighting for this country was being questioned because we were going through civil rights and my dad said i would rather fig

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senator cory booker, thank you. >> thank you very much, good to be on. >>> up next. you want to see this rfk junior is pushing back what we just heard on this show, this week. >> you are saying he would not be in large? >> no, no, of course not. he will not be. >> he will not be the secretary >> no. no. . >>> robert f. kennedy junior is contradicting what trump's spokesperson said. he is not getting a job at the department of health and human services. kennedy went on fox today and said otherwise. >> i want to be in the white house and he assured me that i am going to have that. but i want to be in a position where i am most effective. and the chronic disease epidemic and i am confident if i wanted to do it, the president would fight like hell to make that happen. >> fight like hell, of course, it would be difficult for someone like rfk junior to get confirmed in the senate that is what we heard from the sources. trump said a plan that kennedy proposed to remove fluoride from drinking water said quote, sounds good to me. >>> new york representative mike waller, congr

senator cory booker, thank you. >> thank you so much. good to be on. >>> rfk jr. is pushing back on what we just heard from donald trump's transition co-chair on the show very definitively this week. >> you would saying he would not? of course not. as secretary? no. i was told direc on the source that kennedy was, quote, not getting a job at the department of health and human services. kennedy went on fox today and said otherwise. >> i want to be in the white house. he has assured me that i'm going to have that. i want to be in a position where i am most effective. with the chronic disease epidemic. i'm confident that if i wanted to be hhs secretary, that the president would fight to make that happen. >> it would be very difficult for someone like rfk jr. to get confirmed in the senate. that is what we have heard from sources. trump also told nbc today that a plan kennedy has proposed to remove floor ride from drinking water, quote, sounds okay to me. he also did not rule out taking out certain vaccines from the market. my source today is new york representative m

i think kamala will lead us to that. >> senator cory booker, always wonderful to speak with you. appreciate you taking the time. >>> we are keeping a close on pittsburgh. we are expecting to see kamala harris in a couple of minutes. it's a huge election eve rally. katy perry will perform and when the vice president takes the stage, we will bring it live. >>> three people have been behind the scenes of many campaigns are standing by. they join me, coming up. ming u. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?” jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... fashionable? i was gonna say- “popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!” can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see wicked, only in theaters november 22nd. >>> okay, we are taking another live look at pittsburgh where vice president kamala harris is set to give one of her last big speeches

cory booker. cory booker, right. of new jersey, a senator, all these kinds of people. it will be a long laundry list from governors to senators to private citizens. we'll have plenty to choose from. she'll be in the hunt. i mean by that. harris. he'll be in the hunt. newsom. there's no free pass for either of them, okay? they have some time. they have four years to figure that out. they do. all right. larry, thanks so much. okay, let's go ahead and take a look at some of our local races now. and the race for san francisco mayor. look at that. philanthropist daniel lurie is currently in the lead with 56% after 14 rounds of ranked choice voting. incumbent mayor london breed is second with 43% of the vote. so far, and it's a similar story in the race to recall oakland mayor sheng thao early numbers indicate she could be leaving office. let's go and take a look at the numbers. you can see 65% of the voters are saying yes, they should recall sheng thao. 35% are saying she should stay and votes are still being counted. but it does look like voters in the east bay are overwhe

cory booker saying that food in america is not good for you.o ahead and roll this video from x. >> food in american is making us sick. it's driving the highest levels of disease and suffering in our nation's history. and our food system is putting our farmers in economic crisis. i don't care if you are a democrat, republican or independent. this isn't a partisan fight. it is literally a fight for our lives. >> bill: i don't know how you come down on this, karl. any education is a good education. if kennedy is confirmed and he wants to teach us about the food we're putting in our bodies, fine. then we can make a decision as to whether or not we want to continue with our eating habits. what is your view? >> well, you know, there is a big difference between education and sort of a nanny state. if robert f. kennedy, jr. becomes secretary of health and human services telling us not to have big macs i don't think the american people will react positively. some of the ideas he espoused regarding our food system cause american ranchers and farmers to b

both cory and i mentioned your first relationship trenton state prison. cory mentioned a little bit of your relationship. can you expand onn that? i had left the business world and decided to become arc church pastor. i went to the present theological seminary in my second year there served ass the student chaplain at the prison and would visit two afternoons a week. one of the 40 man i'll be they talked about was his innocence. longncnc story short at that tii had never had any clearance whatsoever with any facet of the criminal justice system and had never even been in a courthouse. so eventually i got his transcripts and read them carefully and had questions over the period of the time. finally at the end of this process after thanksgiving when he knew i'd read the transcript he said i've answered a million questionss that you proposed in the last couple of months and i have a question for you. i said what's that aneesah do believe i'm innocent? i said well yeah i do believe you are innocent and then he shocked me with low when you going to do aboutut

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i talked with cory, both on humans, pep of sauerkraut and lost it, and a half to say it was really good for me. it was just the fun experiments, but goodness bigler from india takes the subject from all serious sleep. he's develop an a i elder with them for recipes. celebrity chef monthly deal. tested one out the recipe that's being tested out to you has been generated by up to official intelligence with an algorithm calls. but that's up to we've got a spotlight in the scientist and computational research. indeed, the india developed the tools but after doing, it's meant to be a creative come to park off a chef. something which we kept chose, the legacy of committee legacy is that we have created order a long period of time to and then go to them. got a spotlight believes that's up to we can help people discover new creative ways of cooking. and in the long to take of the challenge of feeding the global population in a sustainable way. after 3 can be made to generate twisted fees without a fitting to certain constraints. if i want to list a piece which are below a certain cost, imagine

um, cory booker, senator cory about rfk jr.. i'm i'm sure related to his, you know, past history of of deep vaccine skepticism. and, you know inaccurate pushing of the disproven theory that autism and vaccines are linked. but cory booker does not rule out supporting rfk jr.. okay and he praises his views on part on healthy eating. obviously this weekend we saw rfk on the plane and you know, i say this partly chuckling because he's got this, um you know, grimace on his face with like if you actually zoom in on him, he looks absolutely horrified. um speaker johnson did say he ate it but his point, senator booker's point of view, though, max is actually a serious one. and that is lifelong democrat. rfk jr. has done a lot for the environment, has also this very serious issues with things like vaccines but yet you've got booker saying, i can see my way to approving this. are a lot of democrats going to follow suit? >> well, i think you're seeing some positive comments about rfk interestingly enough, from democrats, because of course,

joining me now is cory booker. you're someone who leads with positivity.you're someone who ran on positivity and unity. what do you think about harris choosing to end her campaign with positivity. >> i love it. we look back at leaders who talked about america's courage and america's strength. . i'm so happy that she's taking our country higher and reminding us who we are and who we could be if we work together. >> you're campaigning in bucks county. what's the energy like on the ground. what were you hearing from voters. anything that surprised you from your day there? >> look, i was with bob casey in bucks county. i can't tell you i'm lifted. usually people are weary and tired. i am physically tired. my spirit is riding high. bob casey is talking about a packed house. really excited about what's happening. as i stood at the end. you know how people came up, we took selfies together, i heard their stories. and people have a reason to fight. they have a calling in this election. that's what makes things exciting for me. from reproductive rights to paid fami

stuart: congressman cory mills, thanks for being with us this morning.. >>> here's a development in the transition. i think it's about a intel briefings. is president-elect trump now getting those intelligence briefings? lauren: reportedly, he is getting the intel briefings from mar-a-lago, from the director of national intelligence. the brief whering historically -- briefing historically has been part of the presidential transition process, but he refused the briefings when he was running for president during the campaign because trump didn't want to be accused of leaking any information. stuart: which he would have been accused of. all right, thanks, lauren. >>> just a little bit of green on the left-hand side of your screen and now a little bit of red for the s&p and the nasdaq. we'll be back with the opening bell. ♪ muck all the right friends in all the right places. ♪ don't care, we're going down ♪ (cheerful music) (phone ringing) [narrator] not all multi-millionaires built their wealth the same way, you have... the fearless investor. the type a cpa

host: that is cory booker.he wall street journal reports it is against fbi practice to provide files to congress in part because it is generally illegal to share grand jury material. officials often have other concerns about identifying witnesses and exposing law enforcement tactics. the fbi said it received a letter and declined to comment further. tim in michigan, republican. welcome to the conversation. caller: good morning. i was listening. i watch every day now for a while and it's funny because the democrats do the same thing that the rotation -- republicans do so no one gets anywhere with the situation at hand. it is just a big pile of dung that nobody actually -- a keeps getting stirred and stirred and stirred. the investigations we got going on right now, we've got probably 50 of them. none of them has been resolved in the last eight or 10 years. host: do you think the public should see not just this matt gaetz investigation but they should see all the investigations by the ethics committee and it shou

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by the way, cory booker is not a scientist either or a doctor. both in the gaetz and kennedy nomination nominations, the senate will have to play its classic role to advise and consent in picks like this. if there's a glimmer of hope around the senate being a bipartisan institution that has the public good in mind, i think john thune being named majority leader rather than rick scott, despite all of the maga pressure on the gop to put scott in, and he would have been unfit, shows, i think, the senate wants to uphold the institutional prerogatives and certainly the wave of criticism from republicans that greeted matt gaetz gives one hope that they will look at these things and not because trump wants to burn the government down. >> doctor, with the matt gaetz pick, we've seen gop staffers express so much shock and disgust. with rfk jr., what kind of effect do you think this is happening on the rank and file at hhs? could it lead to, i don't know, brain drain within the agencies? >> i am say as somebody who worked inside hhs in d.c. and in new york

[laughter] >> thank you, cory. >> senator warren, you are up next. >> thank you, mr. chairman.he persistent issue of child hunger since well before i was elected to the united states senate. something that i've addressed a number of times from my pulpit all across georgia. it is unconscionable that with all the resources that we have in the united states of america, 13.8 million american are food insecure. that is one in every five children. unsure where they will get their next meal. and child hunger is worse in the summer months. because children lose access to regular school meals. even with usda food service program, how many children fall into the summer meal cap. >> only one participating in the national school lunch program getting free and reduced priced school meals have access to a summer meal. one in seven. >> one and seven. >> congress has come up with a solution for this gap. it is called sun box. sun box. how do sun box work. can you explain it in how many states so far have opted in. you have to opt in. correct? >> an amazing new program. it is modeled after the

rosina and her boyfriend cory are feeling the pinch. it's notjust the cost of groceries on their minds. a big part of me is, like, college debt and housing and payments and prices because our generation have only known the climate crisis and prices spiking high. right, ijust went to dunkin' donuts the other day and my order was five something and maybe two or three years ago it was, like, three something and i was, like, oh, man, that's two more dollars! that might not seem like a lot but that adds up from paycheque to paycheque. 0nce things started getting scary, we left the building and bumped into brian. i definitely support donald trump. i feel like there was more money in my pocket when he was president and i just don't believe that the democratic party is really going to change anything. people here are worried about their money. for young voters, the next president will have to make it a priority. jordan kenny, bbc news, pittsburgh. and you can watch live coverage of the results coming in here on bbc news, on bbc one in the uk, a

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i asked john fetterman and cory booker about their handling of these nominees i'm willing to work witht has some, at least some kind of shared values and goals and that's why we're here. do you feel about rfk jr.? >> uh well, you know, that's that's a little more there's more nuance there. so i'm skeptical of donald trump. i have concerns about the nominee. but i tell you, when he speaks about the issues, i was just speaking about, we're talking out of the same playbook. >> and there cory booker is talking about rfk jr. he said that he agrees with him on the issue of food safety, he said, but not necessarily on the issue of vaccines. so you are, you know as burgess is saying, you're not seeing this immediate opposition from a lot of democratic senators, at least right now. >> well on kennedy in particular, i covered his campaign. you know, he was once running as a democrat. there were a lot of people that were showing up to his rallies that supported president biden in 2020. so if there is anyone that democrats, at least will listen to, it is maybe him. but that doesn't necessarily mea

a canadian british journalist and author named cory doctorow says he's the one who came up with the term and what was that term again? cory i have a somewhat notorious name for this that i coined. >> i call it in edification i'm a fan of the f word, so i'm not a fan of this word so i want to know if i say this word out loud, do i have to put $5 in the swear jar? >> is what i really want to know. is it? have we crossed that line? >> it's embedded with suffixes and prefixes. they're fine. >> i mean, it is supposed to be a family program. i will say that. so my apologies, i do. i do have a friend who consistently sends me pictures of her four year old daughter watching the show. so i'm sorry for that. i apologize. thanks to you guys for being here. this morning. thanks to all of you at home for joining us as well. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere cnn news central starts right now so the turkey may have to wait. >> mother nature threatening travel plans for millions of americans rushing to get to thanksgiving. >> an elect says he's going to slap huge tariffs on trade partners on his first d