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. >> what about george foreman? didn't you love foreman? >> jimmy: oh, yeah, foreman.n he was in the ring. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then all of the sudden he's got a grill and happy. >> a 180, man. maybe that will happen with the trumpster. >> jimmy: maybe. >> pull a 180. >> jimmy: why not? >> [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: well, it seems unlikely that will happen. but i guess we can be positive about the mystic. you know, you're right, though. if donald trump decided i don't have to run again. i am going to now just do things that will be popular with everyone, and who the hell care what this guy says or that guy says, he could have an opportunity to do the right thing. >> right. >> jimmy: guess what? he will absolutely not do that. >> don't be certain, come on, man! >> jimmy: who taught you how to fight? how did you learn to fight? >> oh, i did a movie a long time ago called "fat city." >> jimmy: oh, you're a boxer, right. >> and so i turned there. but we have a guy, a tim conley who is our stunt coordinator. and tommy depot, who's my stunt guy. and we work out these fights. it'

. >> cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own. but tragically one did not ended going water. >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance patients that were transported. >> foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life vests. this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. >> and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold and >> you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip. the coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to really

they would pay the foreman of one of these lumber camps to fire or let go some of these workers after a short period of time so they would have to come back and pay the employment agency again. they would pay them up front, do the work for a little while and have to do the process again. in many cases they didn't have the money to pay up front. they would make an agreement with the employment agency that the employment agency would garnish their wages for a little bit to pay for that first, you know, payment. so they would go out to these jobs, work for a couple of weeks, their wages would be garnished and paid to the employment agency and then they might be let go and not make any money at all. there was a lot of exploitation here. this is the key thing the industrial workers of the world were organizing around in this period in the pacific northwest. they started a campaign in 1908, the year prosecute they go to missoula here, called the don't buy jobs campaign against what they called the employment sharks, these employment agencies that they saw as be in exploiting these workers.

foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life.his is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >>the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold. you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. >>hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip the coast? well, it very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the co understand the forecasted conditions and also to wear a life vest. the coast guard has also been busy. they report rescuing 15 voters in 4 different searches over the weekend in the bay area. >>there's also a small craft advisory in effect un

. >> cindy foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own. but tragically one did not ended up pulling water >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance patients that were transported. >> foreman says they bglieve boaters were wearing their life vests. this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. >> and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold. you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. >> hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip. the coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to reall

russia, it says the war has answered a new phase and it has updated its nuclear dealt trend john foreman as a defense expert who served as the u. k. 's defense attached a both in keys and in moscow. in the last decade, he told me, was russia's reaction to all of this means a rustling tilt about use 20 twins nix adoption policy since september of the and be able to do this all terms which we like to come out. and at the same time we think of quite for quite a long time. that's too crazy. buick requesting always for so some problem american for 2 and a half years. so these 2 things come together. i'll see people complain to the 2 issues, but actually the need to policy adoption more updates is very much about strategic new to the parents, about preventing a large scale attack on russia, which affects its ability to fall back seat problems by the cable problems. well, it's, uh, so you don't to space on actually the, the attack this issue slightly separate to think much more tactical, which is incompetent reduction. ok. we're hearing russia saying that going to react accordingly. i mean, wha

>> let's take a closer look at these latest picks with cnn's tom foreman. let's start with florida senator marco rubio, expected to be announced as secretary of state. he's had a unique trajectory to get to this point, especially in his personal relationship with donald trump. >> he's one of those guys who was trying to take down trump very hard, and then evolved. look, 2016, trump was calling him little marco. he was calling trump a con artist. eventually, he backed him in 2016, then endorsed him in 2020, 2024, and he was a finalist for trump's vp this cycle around. but listen, listen for a moment as to how he reached this point, what they were saying about each other at one point. >> have you seen his hands? they're like this. and you know what they say about men with small hands. >> when little marco spews his crap about the size of my hands, which are big. >> donald trump is a con artist! >> after a long and spirited primary, the time for fighting each other is over. for leading us will be a man who stood up and raised his fist and reminded us that our

. >> cnn's tom foreman joins us to help sort this out! tom. >> i don't think that was clear at all.ear what they're saying, but this has been considered several times in past years. earlier this year, the pentagon said, there's simply no evidence that there's some alien source bringing this in here. nonetheless, what was clear in this hearing was that these folks out there with concerns like mr. elazano there, want the government to not only be more formal in its collecting of information, especially when we have these videos that come out of airplanes and things like that showing some that i think so seem to be unexplained. >> i think we have some video. some unexplained -- >> i think we might in a moment here. >> here we go. >> but when you see these things, people look at this and say, what is that? and pilots say, what is that? and what method are we using to track it, what do we know about it, how can we explain it? the question here is, is it from outer space? i'm going to say, until there's evidence, no. and the pentagon has basically said, there's no evidence of that. is it

they would pay the foreman to fire or let go some of these workers after a short period of time so they would come back and pay the employment agency again. they would pay money up front and go out and only work for a little bit and have to do the process again. in some cases they didn't have money to pay upfront, so that would make an agreement they would garnish their wages for a little bit to pay for that first payment. they would go out to these jobs and work for a couple of weeks. they might be let go and not make any money at all. there was a lot of exploitation here. this is the key thing the workers were organized around in this period of the pacific northwest. they started a campaign the year before they go to missoula here. against what they called the employment sharks. these agencies that they saw as being exploiting these workers. so that is what they are there to do, and they are downtown because that is where the agencies are located. they want to protest outside and conne with workers who are in downtowmissoula who may be going to those agencies and help organize for a p

. >> cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own. but tragically one did not ended going water. >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance patients that were transported. >> foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life vests. this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold. you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. >> hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip that coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to really u

>a foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life vests. the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold and >> you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip. the coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to really understand the forecasted conditions. >> and also to wear a life vest. >> the coast guard has also been busy. they report rescuing 15 voters in 4 different searches over the weekend in the bay area. there's also a small craft advisory

. >> cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own. but tragically one did not ended going water. >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance patients that were transported. >> foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life vests. this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold. you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. >> hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip. the coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to really u

. >> cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own. but tragically one did not mandate link water >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance patients that were transported. >> foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life vests. this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold and >> you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip. the coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to reall

. >> cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own. tragically one did not mandate link water >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance patients that were transported. >> foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life vests. this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold and >> you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip. the coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to really un

. >> cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own. but tragically one did not mandate link water >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance patients that were transported. >> foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life vests. this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold and >> you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip. the coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to reall

. >> cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own.ended going water. >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance poor patients that were transported. >> foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life. s this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold. you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. >> hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip. the coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to really understand the forecasted co

. >> cindy foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own. tragically one did not be ended up pulling water >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance patients that were transported. >> foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life vests. this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold. you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. >> hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check konditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip. the coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to reall

. >> cyndi foreman, sonoma county fire division chief says 4 people made it to shore on their own.ragically one did not ended going water. >> the 4 survivors were taken to the hospital to by helicopter and 2 by ambulance, important patients that were transported. >> foreman says they believe boaters were wearing their life. s this is the 3rd boat to capsize in the area this month on november. 3rd, a family crab fishing capsized. a 13 year-old boy was the only one to survive out of 6. and then the next day, another boat capsized with 2 people inside. one confirmed to be dead. the other still missing. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office explains how quickly things can turn deadly while boating. the water's always cold. you know, if you do go in accidentally don't really have much time. >> hypothermia is a pretty quick concern. in addition to a forced drowning officials cautioning all to check conditions and warnings before heading out for a boat ride or fishing trip that coast very inviting and alluring. it can also be very nature to always be prepared for the conditions to really

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cnn's tom foreman has been taking a closer look. so tom, explain to our viewers what these tariffs are and why they would have such a significant impact. >> tariffs in very simple terms are taxes that's what you have to know. >> these are fees attached to the value of imported goods. the united states is the largest importer in the world taking in more than $3 trillion worth of imports each year. >> and these are the top suppliers out here. trump wants to slap an immediate 25% tariff on canada and mexico, and he also wants to push the tariffs. >> the existing tariffs on china up by 10%. >> but he's also talked about an across the board massive tariff hike on all countries. he's argued this could pressure foreign countries to lower their prices, protect american firms and pay for some of his proposed tax cuts. >> alex so, tom, take us through what kind of goods are being imported into the united states? >> i'll put it in scientific terms. a lot electronics, computers tablets, phones, cars, trucks motorcycles, boats, cosmetics pharmac

just take my word for it. , ladies and gentlemen, it's my honor to bring to the stage a teacher, a foreman nea member and life-long midwesterner, the next vice president of the united states >> where is she at? thank you, mayor, for the work you're doing. [cheers and applause] >> i also mentioned we know what the assignment is to get some folks elected. we need to make sure that you get the congress and put the democrats in charge of the house, so send kelly barr to congress. and a thank you to your very own to chastine and pete. [cheers and applause] they're a treasure to the country. i don't know where pete finds to do what he does and everything he does is with excellence. i don't think i could guy the guy anymore but today he warmed the heart of a geography teacher with the parallel. [cheers and applause] and to genevieve and fellow teachers -- [cheers and applause] i want to thank you for the work you've done. you heard the line never underestimate a public school teacher. and i saw a lady today say, it's taking us 250 years to get a public teacher on the ticket, we are not losing thi

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. >> cnn's tom foreman joins us for a deeper dive. so tell us more specifically about khuza'a and his ties to project 2025. >> yeah he certainly calls into question everything that trump said about this. who is in project 2025. it's about 5000 words. so two long magazine articles appointed to the fcc by trump in 2017 and in a relationship with elon musk has developed and that they sort of guy who posted this we must dismantle the censorship cartel and restore free speech rights for everyday americans. well, what does that mean when you look at some of his proposals, you get an idea end big techs, unproven conservative censorship in the last election. in this election over and over again, you heard conservatives yelling that their views were being suppressed in large part because there were big media companies big tech companies that were saying, hey, we can't forward flat out lies that endanger the public like lies about vaccines and about covid and about the election. we shouldn't forward things that we know to be false. they're call

when you think of the industry must rumble in the jungles, the final boxing much between george foreman and we'll have it in the in contest that in 1974, the so called fights of the century in front of a 100000 people was on the one hand a great test to watch whether you were looking for more to don't king. and the level publicity is tons by the top mobile to specific boxing already had to reach history in africa, even though to us influence and steam plays a major road in 2023, a total of 206 boxes i in search of 2 men and 64 women from 26 african countries, the 4th income as owns the own date for the african lead men's and women's boxing championships. but no come, but sport is growing. fuss to the mixed martial up. pleasures with african roots have dominated several weight classes in the ultimate fighting championship in recent years. this include is right and this sonya come model respond and front system, the new who isn't place switched from an inmate to boxing and now trains with the legends like mike tyson. but do you know that besides this international fighting styles, they ar

tom foreman, thank you so much for that report. joining me now is cnn's senior national security analyst, juliette kayyem. juliette a great rundown there from tom. what stands out to you from what we know so far about these threats so the ones that are based or focused on people from connecticut seem to have sort of a clear sense of, in some cases, of where they live i think the focus on connecticut makes me believe, just based on my experience, that in this case, you might be looking at a domestic threat because someone is either from connecticut or is focused on on some of these names or people that you and i, you know may or may not know. >> and so it's important to to always be vigilant if you are an elected official or a public official about whether, how easily accessible your your home addresses, what are you putting on social media? i always tell people, you know, don't put your kids on or your kids on in real time. things like that. and that's the kind of vigilance i think we're going to have to live with for some time. gi

tom foreman has been looking into this. it is the focus of his new cnn digital piece in his american battleground series, and tom, there is a lot of anxiety around this election. you can find a lot of reporting on that. in fact, how much of that is being fueled by trump's talk of vengeance? >> well, it's certainly being fueled on his side because, remember, if you are a trump only think he won four years ago, he did not. but you're hearing him already say, now we're going to be cheated again. so of course, tremendous anxiety there. on the democratic side. there's anxiety because they see what's happened with these voting precincts areas out in the county where there have been officials put in place the fact that they may in fact, finally produce the voter fraud that they've been unable to to find. and they would do it in favor of trump. so there's a lot of anxiety about all of this. and yeah this question of what trump wants, you hear it in the talk about cheney. you've heard it in talk about so many people that he refers t

wait to see whether washington's decision will hasting towards the resolution or escalation john foreman as a defense sex, but he's served as the u. k. is defense attached to it both in keith and in moscow in the last decade. welcome to dw, thank so much for your time today. russia says the bill has entered a new phase. it's updated. it's nuclear weapons policy. can you tell us what all this means? yeah, sure. i didn't agree with the report just before this segments because rush is being talked about today to use 2028th adoption policy since september. but the be able to do this all terms which we like to come out. and at the same time, we think of quite for quite a long time, but to craig's boutique requesting always results from america with 2 and a half years. so these 2 things come together. obviously people complain to the 2 issues with actually the need to policy adoption updates is very much about strategic new to the parents, about preventing a large scale tackle and brush it, which effects its ability to fall back secret weapons by the your cable friends. oh it's uh, so you don'

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that's as you can see paul foreman who is in the show with me and place my boyfriend on the show wasway for me to process and recover and come to terms with this, i appreciate it. [applause] >> it was bad to. >> but i think when you came back everyone was like whatever you need, however much time -- we were so excited to have her back but it was having her back in whatever way she was willing and able to be and i think -- she killed it this season. >> i will say having strong women with me onset, being the ones to say do you need a second, how are you doing, are you okay? we have our hair and makeup and stilettos on and it looks like it's okay. especially my sister who was very much in tune with what i'm going through. >> kelly: it's an amazing cast. i got to ask this because i feel like i've been having this conversation a lot with my girlfriend specifically -- what do you feel like, i feel like adult relationships once you start having friendships in that way it's not only more meaningful but i think it's more real, do you feel like that? especially when you're growing up in the in

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and in a surprise choice, you his name, foreman, new york congressman, these old and to lead the e. p. a. the environmental protection agency building was among the republicans who voted against certifying biden's 2020 election victory houses. here as mike hannah, it has the latest no, from near trump's home estates in florida. the 1st wave of appointments to the new cabinets indicate the priorities of the new donald trump administration. he's dealt with united nations, the environmental protection agency, and immigration in the united nations. he's appointed at least the phonic and about support, top israel, and very strong critique of the united nations for immigration. he's dealing with tom homan, a man who was head of ice back in 2017 when a new family separation policy was introduced. a policy that he said in the recent interview is likely to be re introduced again during his new term as the immigrations. uh. then we've got the lease elden who's been a pointed head of the environmental protection agency, seldom support the new york congressman. the 2nd new york pointed to the c

and foreman, defense minister, you'll have gallant. how must come on them? how much life also on the wanted list, though israel says it was killed. and in that striking july, step boston begins coverage from the hague, or 6 months of to prosecute to cut him con, requested arrest warrants against, as far as the prime minister. benjamin nathan jo from a minister of defense. he off kalonde, judges of the free trial chamber unanimously decided to issue them in their rules. the judge has wrote the chamber consider that they are reasonable grounds to believe that both individuals intentionally unknowingly deprived of civilian population in guys of objects indispensable to the survival, including food, water, and medicine, and medical supplies. this finding is based on the role of mister nathan jo, and mister gallant impeding humanitarian 8 in violation of international humanitarian law. 2 of the 3 have must lead us the eyes to see him to prosecute has been killed by israel. the 3rd known as mohammed dave may still be alive. this now and the rest will run for him.