reporter: fonda had to end her night in san francisco early.hting for what she believes in. >> i support candidates that are brave and will stand up to the lies and big corporations and serve people and not corporate's. reporter: abc7news. ama: the california department of justice is demanding plastic bag manufacturers pollute their bags arm recyclable. he's giving companies two weeks to produce the evidence or face potential enforcement action. the vast majority of curbside recycling programs don't have the infrastructure to recycle plastic bags. >> instead, the placement of the bags in recycling bins interferes with the processing of actual recyclable waste. shutting down recycling equipment and increasing the risk of worker injury. reporter: california passed a lot to begin phasing out single-use plastics. dan: the holiday season has kicked off in san francisco with the iconic ace rink in union square back and celebrating its 15th anniversary. tonight's opening celebration featured south -- special performances. the rink will be hosting a nu

reporter: fonda had to end her night in san francisco early. before leaving, she vowed to keep fighting for what she believes in. >> i support candidates that are brave and will stand up to the lies and big corporations and serve people and not corporate's. reporter: abc7news. ama: the california department of justice is demanding plastic bag manufacturers pollute their bags arm recyclable. he's giving companies two weeks to produce the evidence or face potential enforcement action. the vast majority of curbside recycling programs don't have the infrastructure to recycle plastic bags. >> instead, the placement of the bags in recycling bins interferes with the processing of actual recyclable waste. shutting down recycling equipment and increasing the risk of worker injury. reporter: california passed a lot to beg phasing out single-use da the off in san francisco with the iconic ace rink in union square back and celebrating its 15th anniversary. tonight's opening celebration featured south -- special performances. the rink will be hosting a numb

tim: due to feeling unwell, fonda ended her night in san francisco early.for what she believes in. >> i support candidates that are brave and that will stand up to the big corporations and serve people and not corporate. tim: in san francisco, tim johns. reggie: elon musk winds to make at least 3700 job cuts tomorrow in an effort to cut down costs according to bloomberg. it comes after he spent $44 billion to acquire the san francisco company. now that he is in charge, he plans to have remaining employees return to the office. musk announced torture will not allow banned users back on the platform until proper procedures are put in place. he says it could take up to a few weeks to figure out how to prevent online hate, harassment and reports of election integrity. the naacp, urban league and action network are concerned about a rise in racist language since musk took over. they want to know what he is planning to do to stop that. kumasi: san fernando is reviewing safety procedures after a man lived on campus -- stanford is reviewing safety procedures after

mariah carey jane fonda great cast. and i said to myself my goodness. somebody needs the right a book about this moment. and then terrence howard who was also in the movie walked over to me and he said well. you're the writer. so you want to write the book and that really was the evening back in. 12 that the idea for this book was born that's pretty cool. i didn't realize it went back to that specific kind of a moment. but now it's a it's a very different kind of a book in some ways then your other books on your biography of sammy davis jr. then you're great biography of sugar ray robinson or adam clayton powell all these all the orthods of columbus for that matter, but it seems to me what it has in common. is it's it's the storytelling. i mean, it's like a masterclass in storytelling colorization, you know know with all these unexpected. connections folded within the stories you're telling so you get well you get the an obvious one like the sidney poitier lorraine hansberry raising in the sun connection, but then you g

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and once a comedian pete davidson, is it jane fonda or martha stewart?ng with martha stewart. >> martha stewart might have a book out. >> jesse: let's see what she has out. >> okay, your date is pete davidson. >> he is so cute. >> she made recent announcement. >> i know him, he he's a good guy. >> jesse: that's why you never go it jane fonda for anything. you need this one, bill. you are down one, and this is the last question. you need this. it's because this for a two or three? >> jesse: let's make it for two points, dana will get so mad. we can't do that. okay, music to elon musk's ears, which music mogul donated 10 million bucks to the twitter bid because he believed in his vision? was it puff daddy or dr. dre? >> ugh. >> jesse: dana does not know. answer please. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i would always defer to dana perino. >> that was a lucky guess. you still get johnny? >> jesse: don't get johnny for a day, he is stretched to fit t. >> i thought that we would have johnny for one day to do one man on the street for us. >> jesse: i will not allow one to work for a

fonda's political action committee is hoping to elect claimant champions in the upcoming midterms.tting a look at the backstreet boys' first holiday music video. >> they are getting ready for their very own christmas special. >> ♪ last christmas, i give you my heart ♪ >> ♪ [laughter] reggie: they look good. >> the band dropped their first ever holiday album last month. it has three original songs and they have covers of christmas clacssics like last christmas, silent night and have yourself a merry little christmas. next month, they will have their own special. they are going to perform some holiday hits and it's on our station, december 14. reggie: they already had a holiday album. why did they wait so long? nysnyv -- nsync was on it so fast. >> it was their time. reggie: they are back, literally. >> we really said november 1, christmas, it's christmas. reggie: it is christmas. i'm sorry to tell you. i heard someone yesterday, they brought up thanksgiving. the rebuttal was, thanksgiving is a day, christmas is a season. >> well -- >> no, i don't know. i giving thankss a season? do

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and i know that people's reaction to that is it just sounds naive and utopic and maybe that's a jane fonda thinks but all serious national security know you have to have a stockpile of hydrogen get real. that's what prevents war from. and there's a lot of truth to that right. they are a deterrent. mutually assured, they call it. so ultimate mexican standoff, right except that it only works until it fails. and if it fails. we're talking about a war with. these machines. one of these devices kill an entire city at a time. one megaton bomb would all of las vegas in an instant. austin, texas, where i'm from, washington, d.c.. imagine losing all of new york city. not just all the humanity but all of the human capital built up there. all the museums, all that, everything. it'd be the ultimate tragedy in human history. and why are we taking this risk. it's not worth. it are nuclear bombs still in the u.s.? yes, they and it's a huge of course, you know what i say of course. but it's it's both shocking. not surprising kind of thing. we have a nuclear weapons industrial complex and just the same as

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cuz it's difficult to replace china because they already have the infrastructure in place of guar fonda. but the new silk road project. first and foremost, serves china's strategy for greater global influence. the mother before the 100 stuff, nobody at the port of deuce berg thought this was set up, but the chinese government or she champagne for the benefit of the world. that's a big glucose. everyone knew this is about brutal self interest. both economic and geopolitical show and how to accept that hosting and thus volume cloud i'm, it was more ongoing for president. she jin ping, the initiative was part of a long term plan. geared to the milestone year of 2049. the $100.00 anniversary of the founding of the people's republic is lago. it's huge to know. did you actually fume picks him for the current leadership in beijing? she so she jen, ping's line up is the aim is to make china the central global power over the next few decades to all reached dixon sutton. and that means subaru 1st keeping the u. s . as economic hedge many and check it was all. and then he got more taking its place

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i lived in hong kong, i remember covering that that was an area called lang, quite fonda. a party area like each one with narrow streets on a hillside, but sloped down and they had a very similar tragedy. 20 people died in a crush that and now every year since then, but 30 years in hong kong, whenever they've had big celebrations and events that had foss, strict policing. and i think there is an acceptance that after what happened here, there are lessons and those lessons will have to be learned. all right. well thank you so much. rob mcbride reporting from sol still had on al jazeera ah brazilian truckers hit the breaks walking rhodes to protest the election victory of mila da silva. and the arab league holds a summit in algeria, but some say will take more than talk to solve the regions problems. ah hello, rick got a lot of try and settle weather for much of north america much, but not all. we do still have some disturb weather around the the central plains easing up towards the mid western. that'll make its way a further eastward clearing out of the way bryce guys comin

. >> also happening now, legendary actor, james fonda. >>> she was in san francisco tonight, talkingbout climate change. the academy award-winning actress recently arted the >>> new hope tonight for teens struggling with their weight. a study finds the obesity drug use by adults could also help adolescents. the study was published in "the new england journal of medicine," showing obese teens who took a drug had their way to drop by 17% over a year. the drug controls insulin levels and can decrease appetite. the study's co-author says, the results caught him offguard. >> in addition to the weight loss, there were other really encouraging things we observed. so, we saw important risk factors for cardiovascular disease and diabetes were improved meaningfully. then, i would say, arguably the most exciting part, especially for the distanced themselves, was the quality of life improvement. >> the fda is expected to approve the drug for people and adolescents 12 and older. >>> new at 11:00, layoffs for another bay area company today. an open-door announcement, letting go 550 employees. that

he wants to retire 845, but he's been ruptured fonda might not let him. timothy kim, on his comic genius, has even helped them laugh over and take note to even the harshest social issues affecting ordinary what i'm putting in the idea sometimes. yes, you need a person like this one who is willing to speak up. and that is what change the society and that is the story of the person we are about to meet next coffins who fatima god is the 1st woman to join. so molly, lance course god, in just a few years, she is risen to the rungs, fightin of pirates and fortune, the path for other young women like yourself. captains over 15 men is happiest at sea, specifically steering the somali land coast guard largest vessel in the gulf of arden . what for the not taking any challenges with the thought we out on the vision because i lost my duty. so who is the 1st woman to join the somali land coast guard? and in just 4 years, the 26 year old has already risen to the rank of captain. we're going to, she's totally capable. she can be on the gun, she can tear the sheep, whatever we do, she can do it to a b

with not only demanding the gender lectures about what they are do are the only of freedom bike is fonda suargo, your management group or law newton in 5 years. and now i said that bike slide needs a front. it would not only take one mrs. milano argy tv hill to read about. and renee barker, the foreign minister of belarus, has unexpectedly passed away. according to local officials slot, a mere mckay's death came without any warning. the cause of the 64 a girl's death has not been revealed. he died one day after meeting a vatican envoy, reportedly to discuss a peace plan for ukraine. he had been the foreign minister of bela ru since 2012, and was an advocate for a strong partnership with russia. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all believe it's breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour with no look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for.

jane fonda, great cast. i said to myself somebody needs to write a book about this woman. back in 2012 is when this book was formed. >> it's different b than your biographies and adam clayton powell. it's like a master class in storytelling with all these unexpected connections within the stories you're telling so or you get an obvious one like harryy belafonte you do you have sandyme hurst when you're doing the invitation passing. it's a fascinating evolution with all these different barriers. in any case, allll these things are anecdotes in such telling detail so i wonder what did you take from the discipline or the lessons you learned. eugene allen did the lessons apply you sense the differences in writing this and find new ways of telling the story. >> one of the things that has driven me as a writer's i like to find a side door or attic door to go into a rundown story. so many people go in the front door but if i go through a side door or the chimney or go out in an old angle then it seems the cinema was still new in 1915 and yet here was the president of the united s

you know, you got arrested with jane fonda. >> i did. >> stephen: on her climate action friday in d.c >> stephen: have you been arrested before? >> not that i can remember. >> stephen: did you have a wild period? were you wild ever. >> no, i wasn't, i am waiting for that to happen. >> stephen: come on, you weren't ever wild. >> i was never wild. >> jon: not even smoking the. >> no, i was working always, always working and i was never-- i was just waiting for it. >> stephen: it's never too late. >> it is never too late. it could be. any minute you could come out of this theater and see me hanging on a light pole. >> stephen: free basing. >> i need that. >> stephen: don't we all. sally, lovely to sigh, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: always such a pleasure. >> stephen: "spoiler alert" is in select theaters this friday and nationwide december 9. sally field, everybody! we'll be right back with nobel prize-winning journalist maria ressa. le cups would make great stockingers. ♪♪ but how about right-now-in-your-mouth stuffers. o ♪i feel free to bare my

it's not new it's been around since jane fonda. you go down the list, right.it's a secondhand experience for brick and mortar peloton, you have the apparatus for your house, you can be a member for ten years, and not spend ten bucks a month. >> just sits in my house. >> recession has to be a head wind for your business, especially the lower income consumer starting to pull back here on high inflation. >> we had 53 straight quarters of positive cops, and the share average of those over 13 years was 12%. even in '08 and '09, we had some of our best. trade balance from higher priced gyms you're not going to stop i don't use a rock wall. i don't need the towels and they come to a $10 membership club because we have great equipment. anything we night lose on the lower end, we gain on the top, people trading down. >> what's the cost of planet fitness membership right now. >> $10 a month, entry level. we haven't changed that in years, decades it's our 30-year anniversary. >> why doesn't that go up with inflation? >> we have the black card membership, a lot of america

you mean like jane fonda and so many others who went to north vietnam? amy: and iraq before.ean, even people like congress member mcdermott of seattle, reporters saying that they should resign? >> oh, people have gone to iraq. what about -- there's people in voices in the wilderness, americans who went to iraq and violating the u.s. sanctions, and bringing food and medicine, you know, and the whole business of being traitors. you know, i think there's a whole -- there's somehow some wrong-headed notion of what treason is and what patriotism is. and there's some notion that if you disobey the orders of your government or the laws of your government, you are being treasonous. but i believe the government is being treasonous and the government is being unpatriotic when the government violates the fundamental rights of human beings. when the government invades another country, a country that has not attacked it, the country that's not threatened it, when our government invades another country and drops bombs and kills huge numbers of people and then americans have the guts to go

jane fonda, the green new deal activist who i interviewed here at the capitol, a green new deal protest, actually said covid is god's gift to the left and it truly was because this allowed them they didn't need any more stinking. and that's really it. people say. what is the great reset? well, it's world economic forum capitalizing the crisis of covid two. basically say we don't need democracy anymore. we're going to follow a chinese rule. so by these emergency declarations. they got to achieve everything wanted with an iron fist. now people say, oh, well, you have the court system, the coming out and the courts did the cdc had this actually with the cdc. the premier had created that. the mask mandate. it took two years. for one, donald trump appointed judge to overturn these mask mandates and that's long the courts take. and then, of course, the mask mandates went away because they were unconstitutional. but the cdc was able to go after renters. so what happened here was the climate people got immediately on and immediately we saw studies. first of all, two parts of this linking covid

. >> adrian fonda's, i have known for a long period of time as well, he was the recorder, the maricopa county recorder in 2020, and ran a really good election. a fair, and free election in which joe biden won the maricopa county, and won the state of arizona, and the audit, and all the ridiculousness that occurred as a result of that. he did a great job at running an election, he deserve to be secretary of state. let me say this, on behalf of all arizona, on behalf of all americans, mark finchem, good riddance. thank god he is getting nowhere near any actual authority to run elections, because that guy is a conspiracy theorist of the worst kind, and would take direct orders from donald trump, not doing what is in the best interest of the people of arizona. thank goodness, mark finchem, i don't know what he's going to do next, but he's not going to be anywhere near any official position in the state of arizona. that is a good thing for arizona and america. >> democracy was on the ballot in arizona in the secretary of state slot, and democracy won. thank you very much for joining us on t

i do think >> henry fonda would be perfect for the role. >> but i think that there is an adventure story there. the, if i were to do the book over again, i might just focus on what part of his life. it really was so many things that were substantial an interest in. you know, when i listen to these tapes about his adventure in this trippy tuck, i think it's very much something that could be, you know, turned into something that would be very interested in as a movie. you, know every author hopes that. >> try to integrate it all together -- >> you could actually take different parts of that. you could take different parts of that, and make it into something. it was such a rich life. >> dick, i appreciate your points. standing up for a new gracious on the south in the 60s, taking on the tobacco companies, or at least being honest reporting about tobacco companies, town dominated by rj reynolds, coming down against the vietnam war, i don't if you call it derring-do, but it was courageous. >> my only point was that the character in the movie would change. maybe that's a great thing. it would

but i do think that henry fonda be okay. but i do that there's an adventure story there. and the chair if were to do the book over again, i might just focus on one part of his life because. it really was so many things were substantial and interesting. but but you know, when i when i listen to these about, you know, his adventures in this trip, it took, i think it very much is something that could be you know turned into is something that would be very interesting as a movie but you know everybody every author hopes that and you know, you try to integrate it all well you you could actually take different parts of it. you could take different parts it and make it into something because it was such a rich, rich life. --, i appreciate your point about derring do in the thirties versus but you know standing up for integration in the south in, the sixties, taking on the tobacco companies or at least i'm being, you know, reporting about tobacco companies and the time dominated by r.j. coming out against the vietnam war. i don't know if you call it derring do, but it was certain

primetime chargers opening drive, justin herbert. 32 yards to deandre carter, who gets behind talon, oahu, fondawn, and it's seven nothing. los angeles second quarter now, 13 3 charging jimmy garoppolo buying time. add living a little bit with ray ray mcdonald. perfect pass 33 yards into chargers territory that set up one yard garoppolo qb sneak and its 13 to 10 and suing chargers. dr herbert tucks it and runs gets leveled by dre greenlaw. greenlaw is penalized 15 yards and ejected from the game. 16 10 charges at the half fourth quarter now, 16 13 christian mccaffrey takes it in from two yards out, and that gives the 49ers their first lead of the game. £9 out 157 yards on the ground charges still with a chance, but with 48 seconds to go, herbert picked off by hufanga, who seems to have a knack for making the big play 49ers win 22 to 16. they improved to five and four next up a monday night matchup with the cardinals in mexico city the second half just like two weeks ago in our last game. defense hunker down does seem like they made any mistakes and especially there. at the end, the way to finish

confiscate and the ceiling can be introduced, they are not responsible for anything, for anything ursula fondaable sitting in a frying pan. but this witch is very good to sit on a broomstick. and so, what you discussed with your colleagues just made one remark, you understand, it’s already a matter of time. it is always very important, in all these stories, the americans have reached their main goals, the iron curtain between russia and europe will build a return to the previous fifty-year history is impossible impossible. here's to this situation. it 's built. here respectively, well europe can’t get close to russia, but now you understand the task arises, how would it be to park everything in such a state and do it, after all , the chinese way sooner or later. i agree, and now to the question of who has suffered the most, but in the short term, of course, the european economy, especially the german economy and, if we are talking about the long term and everything about that was indicated by colleagues earlier that the threat to the united states is on the face. and in this sense, they have s

and so for the first time, countries big polluters got out of the way and agreed that a fonda neededbut they have a two-year mandate to solve this. so two years from now, it will have a final resolution of how to work, who pays, how much, how do you determine who gets the money? who is the most vulnerable and how that works? >> the question for 2024 election. your second question i was going to ask, do i think republicans will vote for this? >> i don't have any high hopes for republicans voting for more money for specific funds. but what i do think will happen is that the united states, our negotiators are people of the state department but mainly people from other countries that are at that table are going to start thinking a lot more creatively. we have not done a great job of meeting our international climate pledges to countries. but what we have not done that we can do now is start thinking about how this gets funded. and one of the places that folks are talking about already is why are the fossil fuel industry companies that have such a big hand and causing this paying up into

on least a fonda case behind and waiting to got him like a fish.anning with her people, right now, to make a deal with matt gates and margarita the green and the rest of the crazies to become speaker. kevin doesn't get it, he doesn't understand it. if he does he is too slow to pick up on what he should be doing. even if they take the majority -- they still might. it's still close. if they take the majority he is a puppet at that point. he is a tool of marjorie taylor, matt gates part of the caucus. so, we are gonna end up with things that are electorally unpalatable for the american people. they are highly dangerous for the republican prospects in 2024. mitch mcconnell has a mcgovern billion brewing in his ranks. marco rubio, rick scott, ted cruz, a host of others have always disliked mitch mcconnell. they think there is a moment they can exploit this weakness. look, mitch's team shot through over a billion dollars of campaign money to end up where they are right now. it is not the majority. >> kevin mccarthy has been fairly loyal to donald trump o

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discussions of a least a fonda. steve scalise and others, i am sure, jim jordan, god forbid, who think that they should also be the speaker. we will see what happens. going back to what you said with regard to the disqualification. i think that everything -- great -- i'm so grateful that my colleague, dave, is putting this forward. it will have -- resonate in the house. remember that when madeleine dean talked about the second vote in the impeachment. which was for disqualification. i talked with a number of republicans. i work for republican members before becoming a member of congress. and spoke with quite a number of republican senators during the trial. and reminded him that listen, if you vote for conviction. we only need a majority of the senate to vote for disqualification. and so you can abstain from the second vote or vote no and having the majority will remove him from ever being run for office. i think what's going to happen in the end is the american people will disqualify him. by once again a resounding

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