fran: our pleasure. thank you.iona: the royal family celebrant his majesty's king charles' 75th birthday on tuesday with pomp and circumstance but also the launch of a new project. ceremonial gun salutes were fired, including a 41-gun salute for the king and london's green park. the public service exemplifies the king's birthday engagement. the king launched his food project in the midst of tackling the dual problem of food need and food waste. the campaign aims to connect surface food with food banks and charities. . i am caitriona perry. thank narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. the xfinity 10g network. made for streami

frans muller, joins the program. stick with us. bloomberg. ♪ ♪ kriti: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am kriti gupta london. breaking earnings headlines coming from ahold delhaize, the giant in e-commerce and supermarket retailer. you are seeing not sales coming in at about 21 point, 9 billion we will call it 22. they are meeting their numbers, there is a headline that they are selling, in the usa, they're planning to sell fresh direct to -- and announcing a one billion euro share buyback -- getit and announcing a one billion euros share buyback. the estimate was about 4%, coming in at about 3.8%. who better to dive into of these numbers then the ceo of the company itself? ahold delhaize ceo frans muller joins the program. a pleasure to have you on the program this morning. let's start with these numbers. a massive buyback program, one billion euros. what do you do with kind of the excess profits that you have? is that why this buyback is coming to play? frans: yes, shareholders are used to this kind of share buybac

fran: thank you.ppy to be here. geoff: you have described this as an historic agreement. in what ways? fran: first of all, we broke through the billion dollar mark, so that is a crowning achievement. and we developed protections in language and consent and compensation in the area of artificial intelligence that never existed before. we broke a brand-new stream of revenue for people on the streaming platforms that never existed before. that is additional money. we broke pattern with the other unions, the wga and the dj, so we got more minimum wage growth than they did, which is unusual. and unprecedented. and we got an amazing deal for our lowest earning members, who are our background performers. we had all kinds of new things that have never been in the contract before because of the digital age and how it has impacted our industry. even when it comes to auditions and interviews on home tapes, that has to be redefined. we are still working on that, but at least we got some improvements for those peo

sonali: just about 30 seconds or so, fran.e talk about the idea of corporate credit, but what about the consumer, more fragile parts of the economy as the labor market starts to weaken? do you worry about consumer and auto? fran: consumer balance sheets have by some measures started to look stretched. of course, the higher cost of financing those balance sheets as well. that is a major concern, some mixed data, and maybe more pessimistic prognostications from some of the retailers. so certainly a lot of concern there. it could be one of those areas of what will the fed break? the banking system is still up in the air but on the consumer side as well i think there's reason for concern. sonali: we thank you both for your time. still ahead, the final spread. the week ahead. looking at the latest fomc minutes for clues on the fed's path ahead. this is real yield on bloomberg. ♪ sonali: i'm sonali basak and this is real yield. we have tuesday fomc minutes. details on how far apart fed officials are on rates, wednesday jobless claim

have a good one. >> thank you, fran horowitz. before we go, the mclaren partnership at f1, i noticed it in vegas every retailer needs to get into f1, is that the takeaway to stay cool >> the takeaway is our team has done a terrific job designing a partnership with them and we're really proud of the product. >> i was surprised to see that one. i didn't know about it fran, thank you for your time. >> thank you have a nice thanksgiving. >> you, too. see, it all comes back to formula 1. >>> meantime, canyon partners josh friedman joins us after the break. we'll get his take on the markets, the fed, where he's beginning to see some cracks in the credit market. >>> and the programming note, speaking of f1, the latest documentary "inside track: the business of formula 1" available as a special podcast series, all those brands getting in. you can check it out now by following the "squawk on the street" podcast wherever you st lien >>> let's dig deeper into the state of the credit market on the consumer side we heard yesterday from the ne

but, you know, i wonderam about the border, fran. i'm very concerned about the con people in and some of these suspected terrorists. and a million and a half got aw i mean, you know, we're really teed up for something dangerous and i don't want to scare people, but that is partg in a f of living in a free society. judge. that's right. i d i do think, look, we have to getdove to ge a handle on it. chad's right. we worry about we want to address these threats before they come into our shores. but your worryy about the bordr is also legitimate. we need to know who's here. here.are there threats, you kne internal to the united states? because we don'te we know who's here. and there's been such a flood of of illegaa l crossings.i thin and so, look, i think we have to be able to do both. i think we can do both? i agree with chad. i think we're better prepared than we ever are bet have been.. but it really requires it's not just law enforcement to do this. it really requires the american it re e, be supportiv as chad says, aware so that the

i will start with you, fran townsend. there is an increased risk.e straightforward. what do you think is going on and are we prepared? >> judge, thank you for having me. it's great to be with you. we ought to understand that when chris wray raises this issue in the way that he does, there is clearly underlying intelligence that he is relying on. they are not just supposing this might happen. they have real intelligence that says the threat level is raised. americans on the holidays and often we have been very fortunate not to have a successful attack on u.s. soil. i think americans are distracted with the holidays. it is all the more important frankly that we take this threat seriously and we be alert and we notify law enforcement when we see something that doesn't give right to us. >> chad wolf you have got experience at the border. unfortunately the border has been open. the southern border and now buffalo and niagara falls focuses our attention on the northern border. the number of suspected terrorists or known individuals wikgbout wch we are con

if we are seeing more trade fran shoring going | more trade fran shoring going on with global trade,effects in terms of - good or bad? it has mixed . effects in terms of consumers will likely have to get used to paying more given the motive is no longer profit but actually politics and the idea is to aim for trade security rather than trade efficiency, so that may have a countervailing effect on growth and counter inflationary measures. growth and counter inflationary measures-— measures. yes, and there is very much — measures. yes, and there is very much a _ measures. yes, and there is very much a focus _ measures. yes, and there is very much a focus on - measures. yes, and there is. very much a focus on inflation right now and what�*s going on with prices globally and what�*s your take on that as the fed and bank of england and other central banks are pausing now it comes to raising interest rates? it it comes to raising interest rates? , , ~ it comes to raising interest rates? , , ,, ., rates? it seems like a humid effect of rate _ rates? it seems like a humid effect of rate rises

but very much a hallmark of jihadist. >> gillian: fran, this is gillian. the national security council tells us the white house is closely monitoring the situation, law enforcement is on the scene and investigating. what kind of a role behind the scenes does the white house team have to play here when there's suspicion this is, in fact, a thwarted or failed terrorist attack? >> you would rely on the response of the state and locals but the fbi came in, a federal border crossing, the injury to a federal officer so the fbi would assert jurisdictions. just if you knew nothing more than that, and because of their experience, especially the fbi has explosive capability, a whole database that shows explosive devices and what they looked like, what they were made with, that might help them determine what terrorist group this could be associated with, and give them leads. and so the fbi will work closely with the locals, but they will rely on their expertise and the information that they have gathered over the years of combatting terrorism, along with the atf, exp

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president macron fran said he thought _ jerusalem.bombardment of gaza should stop and then his words there was no justification for continuing operation that was killing women and babies. he obviously chose his words very carefully but he made this point that after october seven in the attacks by her mask he was one of the first world leaders, he says, to ring is realfor solidarity and french support was at the condemned hamas also respects as your�*s right to defend itself but says he was saying to the bbc last night that if you look at the number of people who have died, short humanitarian pause or a lull in the fighting simply is not enough. the need to be a ceasefire and he hopes that other international leaders will come round to his way of thinking. for example, the uk and the us have not yetjoined him in that position. that comment last night from president macron talking to the bbc has been met by consternation, real anger here, actually, from the office of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. they have been saying the sort

and 50 years of the know fran filipino-american chamber of commerce. like mow born and raised in the philippines i believe it is important to celebrate filipino-american history machining to shine a spotlight on contributions of filipinos and filipino-americans to so sight. commend filipino-americans in san francisco and across the bay area when are active partners in fit penal development. sharing the expertise, experience and resources with up and coming filipino [inaudible] ino have aors and change makers take pride in young filipino-american many broken the bamboo ceiling including vocabularya bowelen of the san francisco night hawks who med history the 2023 fifa women's world cup philippine's first ever goal scorer male or at the sock are world cup and digest northern delegation program asian-american community leader nikki chan. oak land. vice mayor of daly city. mental health proponent and fill ponento nurse advocate. i'm confidence the relithes with the philippines and the united states will endure. rot in the our shared history, have yous and

h soim with president xi in town made san fran look like a place where people would actually liv instead not believe at america's newest fascist accomplished in en one weekend the dead of night pedestrian barricades were up td control crowds and keep junkiesa out ofnd the streets.s, gone to is the graffiti the garbage perhaps most obviously gone are the homeless proof jus, like that vanished. that is a lot of buses tove martha's vineyard.nn even a president xi cannot make his own citizens disappear that fast.uy that is the guy is so far out ahead on labor camps nike has him on retainer. usually when people disappear from california thata fast thed moved to texas but it is a weirw no one is asking where they went. white couldn't it have been done sooner if it was that easy to do now? since he homeless think the city streets or toilets newsom wants to make sure the chairman does not step in the san francisco treat. and also biden scheduled to attend things could get prettycl messy if the president actually tries to you know, walk.f th if he falls over the streets he would come up looking l

how fran drescher became the hero of hollywood, ending the historic strike.n your favorite shows could come back. >> when do you think we're going to the cameras rolling again? >> today! >> norah: big news here in the nation's capital. west virginia senator joe manchin says he will not run for another term. what it could mean for an already slim democratic majority. hottest 12 month ever recorded? what scientists are saying. >> as a new chapter unfolds here at the national world war ii museum, there is a poignant relevance to the current conflict overseas. >> people need to know the history. if you don't, you are just moving ahead blindly. ♪ ♪ >> fast car, tracy chapman. >> norah: and how a hit from the '80s won song of the year at this year's cma awards. ♪ got a feeling i could be someone, be someone, be someone ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with some breaking news and a series of potentially deadly and targeted attacks on election workers across the country. the fbi and investigators from the u.s. postal servic

wilders�*s party for freedom would win 35 out of 150 seats, nine seats ahead of its closest rival, frans, this result could shake up dutch politics and society. after the early exit polls were released, geert wilders declared in a victory speech that his party "can no longer be ignored�*." i am in politics for 25 years now and this is the happiest day of my life so far in politics. we became the number—i party by far. it is what a lot of people, if you would have asked them a year ago, would have called you mad, and it happened today. so i�*m very proud. i�*m very happy, and it brings along a lot of a feeling of responsibility. however, wilders will struggle to find parties to join him in government. the three big parties behind wilders have indicated they have little desire to work with him. our correspondent anna holligan has more from the hague. it�*s fair to say this result has sent shock waves, seismic tremors, through dutch politics and society. many people here were expecting to welcome this woman, dilan yesilgoz, as the first female prime minister of the netherlands. she took ove

currently they're practicing for a performance. >> it gives us confidence in ourself. >> reporter: fran it would be like to be in show business. >> reporter: in the past the group has danced on a cruise line and always make it their mission to show off their skills as much as possible including quick costume changes and routines. >> if you bring a costume in they all of a sudden know how to dance. they just love it. >> reporter: dancing is a head to toe workout literally. >> it keeps me young. >> reporter: the steps they're putting in now have worked wonders. >> my body is a lot better because of the dancing i think also my mind because you have to do a lot of thinking. >> reporter: besides the physical effects relationships here go deeper >> we are still full of life, vibrant and we can learn and do things. >> reporter: because at their age they have all experienced love and loss but here this is family. >> they are all very much there for each other. >> reporter: the fancy senior follies. >> it does my heart good that's what makes it all worth it for me. >> and our thanks to sam reed

so i think i know where all those homeless missing from san fran went. apparently they brought their webber grills with them. so, yeah, overnight san franciscans have seen a remarkable transformation and all it took was a communist leader to come for a visit. do you think there's anyone else out there who might want to impress a big commie? holy smokes. i think i just figured out how to clean up america's cities. we could use president xi like a human dust buster. so please chairman come to beening no, you can stay at my place buddy, i own a would being and most of the stuff in my apartment was made in your camps. then we can go to baltimore, philly, memphis, houston, chicago, dc. because if there's one thing a liberal loves it's showing off to the rechltdz even cleaning up san fran isn't going to make up for the rest of gavin's miserable track record in that state. how's that going to play when he runs for president? well, maybe we can help. >> his name is gavin newsom and he can do for america what he did for california. with him as president, you'll e

>> fran drescher. fran drescher. she really had the best week and what a leader.new this, but she had a little stuffed heart that she would put on the negotiating table. it was a little stuffed animal heart and she did it her way. it was sitting there between her and bob iger. and she said i don't have to emulate a masculine energy to be a good leader, and that's how she defended the doll. i can be smart, have a keen ability to see in trickle flaws in the business model, and put a tiny heart shaped plush toy between me and bob haigler. >> and she did it. >> thank you, friend rusher. >> i don't know the rest of yours are but we can agree that fran had a big week. >> i like the stuffed heart idea. we could've had 11 we are hosting together. >> it would have meant the result of. maybe it would still exist. >> david? >> i picked jane grossman. >> you is a quirky one. >> i picked jane rosenberg. her artwork you may have seen, she's a courtroom sketch artist. she did the famous new yorker cover of donald trump during one of his earlier appearance. she's doing sketches o

wilders's party for freedom would win 35 out of 150 seats, nine seats ahead of its closest rival, fransd, this result could shake up dutch politics and society. after the early exit polls were released, geert wilders declared in a victory speech that his party "can no longer be ignored." i have been politics for 25 years and this is the happiest day of my life far in politics. we became the number one party by far stop it is what a lot of people, if you are familiar ago, would call you mark. it happened today, so i'm very proud and very happy and brings a feeling of responsibility. struggle to find parties tojoin him in government. the three big parties behind wilders have indicated they have little desire to work with him. 0ur correspondent anna holligan has more from the hague. it is further safe therapy shockwaves through dutch politics and society. many people would have expected another person first female feminist of the netherlands leader of the right and liberal conservative party, yet now many are accusing her, opponents are accusing her of opening the door to get builders by s

fran drescher, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. thank you so much.ppreciate your support. >> thank you. john. >>> all right. this just in, and we are getting word, i believe from the white house that israel issing to to be -- is going to begin four-hour pauses in gaza each day. let's go to jeremy diamond, and i am using this language carefully. what exactly does this mean? >> yeah, that is right. it is interesting that this is coming from the white house and not from the israelis at this point, but the white house national security spokesman john kirby is saying moments ago that israel will agree to implement four-hour humanitarian pauses each day to ensure that humanitarian aid gets through, and it seems to be linked to the effort to get civilians from northern gaza to be able to head to the south. we have watched of course over the last several days as israel has established the four and sometimes five-hour corridors for the civilians to head from northern gaza down to the south, and not carrying out military activities in that area during that tim

drescher saying, hey, we will give you some of our profits to get everybody back to work fran drescher said thanks, but no thanks. that's very kind, but those are not the issues we're going over. clearly a hollywood divided and a lot of people hoping a deal can be made this week because the holidays are coming and people need to get back to work. >> not just the actors, too, by the way. >> yes, all the different industries affected by this. >>> let's get our first check of the weather. >> one thing we can agree on is some nice weather, some nice, warm weather records likely possible in texas, 16 degrees above average. hello, chicago almost 20 degrees warmer at 70 degrees. and tomorrow those warm temperatures move east wilmington 78 degrees. atlanta near 80 degrees. more records possible. dallas 84. that's 15 degrees above average. we come back down to normal by the end of the week. 55 cincinnati. raleigh, you are at 71 you can see it will stay colder than average but much warmer than average from the plains all the way down into the gulf and the southwest as well. we will get to your l

fran drescher has posted on instagram about the, about the deal. you know, everyone from the office spencer to zach ephron has, has made public comments that are all the hills celebrating the deal. so i think it's good, i think actors ready to get back to work and we're going to get a lot of good t v. and good movies coming out of this that we're seeing rapid changes in the entertainment industry. could this new agreement, do think all through the balance of power between talent and studios, how significant is it? i think, i mean, of course, i mean it can only go so far. i think the studio still have the power, but i think that is a step in the right direction. i think it's emblematic of just what we're seeing across the world and different industries where workers are trying to take a bit of a power. and um, so we'll see where it. busy goes, i think it's, it's huge that, that were, they were able to get this far. it's you ready to get the protections as far as a guy is concerned? cuz i was basically going to take the likeness of hire and members a

fran: no me gusta.rente de la cara. es una tendencia. fran: como estÁn en sevilla todos querÍan esos recogidos espaÑoles. creo que los flecos estÁn sÚper de moda. jomari: regresamos al estudio. no sÉ quÉ opinan ustedes? francisca: es que ustedes estÁn afilados. saben de su asunto de moda. los otros no, pero mÁs adelante tienen mucho que decir sobre los artistas. yo lo vi todo precioso. chef: han hecho un trabajo espectacular. mÁs adelante, shakira celebrÓ con sus hijos y con bizarrap. te contamos todo lo que no se vio en cÁmara mÁs adelante. francisca: hoy tendremos otro viernes inolvidable. sÓlo aquÍ nuestra gente se atreve en televisiÓn a lo que nunca antes. ya veras como una fanÁtica del programa sorprende a su esposo y cinco hijos. chef: se acerca diciembre y con ella la llamada melancolÍa navideÑa. hoy te vamos a brindar algunos tips que te van ayudar a tener un fin de aÑo tranquilo. francisca: gracias por despertar con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". esta es tu casa de la buena vibra. hoy es vier

. >> sag-aftra president fran drescher saying we did it.on plus deal three times the last contract, a new ground was broke everywhere. the alliance of motion picture and tv producers saying it looks forward to the industry resuming the work of telling great stories. film crew members as early as today could return to productions that were paused mid-shoot when the strike began, and they include deadpool three and gladiator two. do you not entertain other projects should restart shooting once scripts are finished. the timing helping to save next year's summer movie season. >> if work couldn't begin this month on shows, then then there wasn't going to be anything happening until january and that was a very scary prospect for everyone. >> as for tv, new episodes of your favorite shows still could be months away, but stars will be back on the promotion circuit almost immediately, getting the word out that hollywood is back in business. rihanna, andrew, andrea, thank you. >> hopefully now they can get back to making great movies like e.t, star w

union president fran drescher says the difficult negotiations were well worth the struggle. >> i felt like that moment when you watch like tennis players after the big open and they dropped to their knees and weep on the court. that's what it was . >> and with the strike over, lots of non actors are going back to work like epstein's paints here in new york city. the family run business has been tied to the tv and film industry for decades, designing and painting sets. they say they're looking forward to being busy again. >> a jury in new york has awarded more than $1 million to a woman who accused actor robert de niro of gender discrimination , harassment and retaliation. the actor himself was not found liable, but his company is on the hook. abc's derrick dennis reports. >> this morning, a jury has ordered robert de niro's production company to pay up. >> talking to me when i'm the only one here. >> canal productions ordered to pay $1.2 million to de niro's former personal assistant, graham chase robinson. >> she sued for gender discrimination, harassment and retaliation on the job.

so they are -- credited in sudden fran. manufactured in san francisco and provided ways to show off our city we helped maug buildings. and various neighborhood corridors have an opportunity to show case what thymic available and will have this in the bags with information on these various companies. chocolate, coffee and things to popcorn. things that irrelevant are open up a bag this is cool stuff if you want to buy more here is. we are making that connection to small buildings and looking at ways to provide access to some of things we are doing supporting and hiring local artists. all of our various stage hands and other folks are unions. there will be a big you know connection between mall businesses and economic opportunity. but ultimately some of evans like leeland avenue. you know it is the cutest your you want top go to they are doing a light show the community is inviteed as it kicks off. the port ola has great restaurants and activities. joe engardio is doing a bike ride in the sunset. he will do an ap ec bike ride

the falling leaves to come to our capital, right now we invite you to plunge into the world of the fransis famous. by the russian artist frans hals, known for his special, unusual era of mannerisms is taking place right now in london. the exhibition includes 50 works, from small paintings to large group portraits and genre scenes. the central place is occupied by the painting of the laughing cavalier, painted in 1624. neither the identity of the young man nor the purpose of the portrait is unknown, but many experts believe that it is a wedding portrait. the handsome one says so. camisole is the mood of a young man, this is exactly how the groom should look, it seems that in just a second his tightly compressed lips will blur into sly ones smile, and his eyes will wink mockingly, perhaps to the bride, it was the portraits that made the master famous, and the richest people of that time ordered them from him, however, over the years, hals began to often refuse orders, and then stopped receiving them altogether, which is why in his old age fell into poverty, but this exhibition will last un

fran seizure disorders, this is aplite -- francey, this is a politically charged case brought against trump as a "illegitimate president". >> you're absolutely right, liz. from soup to nuts and incredible legal and constitutional flaws in the case not least of which is the attorney general running on getting trump in some way shape or form bringing charges that have apparently never been seen before and probably will never been seen again in new york. the judge prejudging the case and the antics of the judge in the courtroom today asking his -- asking trump's attorneys to control his client. those are things you say in front of a jury. they have nothing to do when you've got a bench trial and a supposedly experienced judge who should be able to see through any issues brought by the defense. elizabeth: francey said, sam, this looks -- this case, what's happening with the trump cases moving through the court system, it's really turning up and churning up. all these weird idiosyncrasies and peccadilloes in the court system itself. this could break the courthouse. how can you stretch to t

fÉlix: la batalla ante el godina fran de texas por las barreras a la frontera tiene un nuevo capÍtuloa con alambre de pÚas que dejan instaladas entre eagle paz y mÉxico para impedir el cruce de indocumentados. marlene guzmÁn tiene mÁs detalles de esta disputa. marlene: el gobierno estatal de texas logra una victoria temporal en su demanda por impedir que agentes fronterizos corten o daÑan el alambre de pÚas que instalÓ el estado para asegurar la frontera y disuadir a los migrantes. al mismo tiempo que se aproxima una nueva caravana inmigrantes al norte de mÉxico. y los que reciÉn cruzaron nos cuenta entre alambre pÚas los lastimÓ pero no los detuvo. >> no depende de ningÚn policÍa, nosotros mismos pasamos. marlene: la jueza de texas ordenÓ este lunes al gobierno de biden en dejar de cortar las barreras de alambre de pÚas. >> temporalmente el gobierno federal no puede cortar ninguna de los alambres a no ser que sea por una emergencia mÉdica de vida o muerte. >> refiriÉndose la secciÓn que aplican en caso que una persona estÉ en riesgo de sufrir lesiones fÍsicas graves o de perder la vi

their grandfathers or ancestors were immigrants and came to french, they have been born and bred in franse french and have french nationality, so i think it's unfur to try to put all the blame on immigration, at first the problem should be looked at from another. point of view, it is related to the coexistence process in this country, cultural coexistence, social coexistence and political coexistence, and in this context, i think the cultural hypothesis can cause the main problems in france, because this concept of culture in fact magnifies issues of migration, culture and roots too much. in my opinion, these are secondary issues. we also need to pay attention economic and social aspects of this problem. it's not a secret to anyone. that the outskirts of cities in france have been left to themselves and suffer from severe inequalities. daily living conditions are unfavorable and the government has deprived these areas from some public services. high percentages of these communities suffer from lack of access to school and they have to drop out in these areas. these are very important topi

that complicate the san fran summit and biden and xi will sit down face to face for the first anytime a year that has seen relations between the two super powers become increasingly more strained. the goal this time is to open the lines of communication and get back on what biden calls, quote: a normal course of corresponding with nun another. >> we're not trying to decouple from china. but what we're trying to do is change the relationship for the better. >> griff: president xi got that warm welcome to san fran from california governor gavin newsom where streets were swept clean of the city's decaying crisis. gone were the sprawling homeless encampments and zombie find drug addicts. xi house lawmakers and select china committee blast two u.s. china organizations for hosting xi in $2,000 a plate dinner with american execs who do business with beijing. even offering offering $45,000 tickets to sit at xi's dinner. set to take place after the billing meeting today. we hope to get a glimpse of the face-to-face meeting. then we expect a solo press conference from president biden some time

now going to be time for blessing st.an thoen is fran civic an ministry i like to invite father ma sada and michael the executive director of interfaith council. they will be joining us on stage and lead us in a blessing. >> good morning, everybody. you join me in blessing this beautiful place. god, you are beauty, you are faith you are hope you are love. you are everything that we have. we ask to you bless this place. this beautiful place. that everybody was here is feel safe, peaceful and be welcomed. as a community. we thank you for everybody who make this happen. we thank you for the heart this is came together to help people in need. we praise your will and timing and love, for your people. i bring the love and the prayers of the 800 communities of faith and religious institutions in san francisco. moles and pat have been part of a round table of ceo leaders and i have been hearing about this and many of you who travel up franklin did in the pay attention to it before. now i look at it in a different life it is an oasis. a respite from struggle as people gain the strength to move o

. >> hi there, i'm fran steces ri. >> i'm phillip mena. president biden speaking with his chinese counterpart for hours at a summit in california. the two leaders meeting face-to-face for the first time after a year of rising tensions between the two countries. brie jackson joins us now from d.c. brie, good morning >>> tmorning. the hope was that this could be a bit of a reset in the relationship. >> reporter: one of the goals of the summit was to simply open the lines of communication again. and the leaders did seem to make progress there. president biden announced that the u.s. and china will re-establish direct contact between our militaries and that china will help take steps to stop the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. the white house readout of the talks says the president expects the two countries to manage competition responsibly, without veering into a conflict or a cold war. and the chinese readout of the meeting says that the world is big enough for both countries to succeed. president biden said these talks were some of the most

en la fecha dos de la uefa champions league, fran fue enfrente al barcelona con doblete de salma para maÑana para los que vamos. >> las temperaturas en las maÑanas van a seguir en descenso, la chamarras, para el fin de semana en el sector de santa rosa tienen riesgo de helada. del resto van estar contando con dÍas soleados hasta los momentos. presentador: aprovechar esos dÍas con sol, dÍas secos porque me suena que se acerca la lluvia. paola: abrigarnos. feliz acciÓn de gracias saludos, igual no se lo pierdan el jueves en "primer impacto". maity: miÉrcoles 22 de noviembre y estas son las noticias mÁs importantes del dÍa. capturan en sinaloa al jefe de seguridad de los hijos

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. >> and as we kept driving, we noticed a san frans bus driver on a break. thank you so much. flowers. thank you. you don't get flowers, but you like it. >> did in san francisco. >> luz pena abc seven news. so much gratitude all around. >> well, coming up next, meet a tap dancing christmas tree group from alameda who performed in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. and see how this year's holiday shopping season could set records. stay with us after yesterday's deadly crash at a border security checkpoint. today, authorities revealed that the driver was a man from new york and that he had just left a casino with his wife. authorities say he was driving his bentley 100 miles an hour when he hit a median, flew over an eight foot fence and crashed in a fiery explosion. the man and his wife were killed in that crash. a border patrol officer at this checkpoint sustained minor injuries. new york's governor said there was no indication of a terrorist attack . back to the latest now in the war between israel and hamas. a truce to allow the release of hostages and prisoners is just hou

. >> so with g in town new, some discovered his inner republican and suddenly made san fran look like a place where people woulde uldn't b actually want to live instead of odd. and you would believe amerwhat america's fascist accomplished. in one weekend in the dead deadjuht pedestrian barricadeshe up to control crowds and keep junkies out of the streets. gone, too, is th e graffitiaffiti, the garbage and perhaps most obviously gone are the homelesd, . poof. just like that vanished. that's a lot of bused.s xi ca to martha's vineyard. >> even she can't make his own citizensn' that fast.ho's and that's a guy who's so far out ahead on labor camps that nike has him on retainer. f >> you know, usually when people disappear from california that fastor fast mova to texas. but it's weird that no one'st no asking where they went and why it couldn't have been dead dos easy to dos now. >> now, since the homeless think the citye ho the are toile newsom wants to make sure the chairman doesn't step in a san francisco treat. and also with biden's schedulems to attend, things could get pretty messy i

[cheers and applause] how they sealed the deal, straight from actors union president fran drescher.

. >> sag-aftra president fran drescher saying we did it. billion plus deal three times the last contract, new ground was broke everywhere. the alliance of motion picture and tv producers saying it looks forward to the industry resuming the work of telling great stories. film crew members as early as today could return to productions that were paused mid-shoot when the strike began. they include deadpool three and gladiator two. are you not entertained? other projects should restart shooting once scripts are finished. the timing helping to save next year's summer movie season. >> if work couldn't begin this month on shows then then there wasn't going to be anything happening until january three. and that was a very scary prospect for everyone. >> as for tv, new episodes of your favorite shows still could be months away, but stars will be back on the promotion circuit almost immediately, getting the word out that hollywood is back in business. rihanna, andrew. >> andrea, thank you. fire crews with were at the scene of this massive chemical pl

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