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i've known greg hands for a very long time. he is well connected with europe and beyond as well.experience. i wish the new chair all the best, but ultimately i think greg will do a brilliantjob in business, and i look forward to working with them, as do other colleagues, i'm sure, on strengthening our place and role on the international stage, for which he will no doubt play a part. tobias ellwood, thank _ he will no doubt play a part. tobias ellwood, thank you _ he will no doubt play a part. tobias ellwood, thank you very _ he will no doubt play a part. tobias ellwood, thank you very much i he will no doubt play a part. tobias ellwood, thank you very much for. ellwood, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts on a very a busy day for your party. we are still here on downing street. it has been a long and busy day. it all began just before 9am in the morning, where news broke that suella braverman had been sacked as home secretary. then we saw a sight that very few could have predicted a few hours later, the arrival of david cameron, former british prime minister, who walked

maybe not very successfully, but let's have a go to greg. handshave been handed another role? have you seen any sign of him this afternoon . afternoon. >> we haven't . and of course you >> we haven't. and of course you can't unless he's a joint party chairman. we don't know what's happened to greg hands. so we'll wait and see. but things wait and see. but as things stand, it could that a stand, it could be that he's a co—chairman . we don't we don't co—chairman. we don't we don't know. that's not speculate. but we that. what i think we know that. what i think is interesting, though, is giving a job to mp elected back in job to an mp elected back in 2019, someone who's been part of the tory going back years the tory party going back years as and the rest , as special adviser and the rest, but a very junior, a young mp but a very a junior, a young mp to and hold down those seats to try and hold down those seats in the north. that says to me that rishi sunak is trying to at least make the attempt at holding seats in the red holding those seats in the

that's greg hands. appreciate it, greg. >> we appreciate it, greg. >> and robust he is too. thanks for coming on, greg. that's greg hands right still to come from brexit to flex sing it. >> josie gibson was left in hysterics last night's hysterics on last night's episode i'm a celebrity. she episode of i'm a celebrity. she was confronted by nigel farage is bare bottom with an hours of meeting him. yes, you heard that right. this is mornings from 930 on gb news is . mornings from 930 on gb news is. 1029 with britain's news in one gb news andrew pearson bev turner. >> i'm a celebrity nigel farage got through the secretary and in the jungle. going to talk the jungle. we're going to talk now to somebody who's the now to somebody who's won the jungle show. right. jungle show. that's right. because faced supper of because nigel faced a supper of camel's udders. what else did he have beth i think it was have to eat? beth i think it was five different types of penis . five different types of penis. >> yeah. shee

with richard holden, the new conservative party chairman, we have not seen what is happening to greg handsut the conservative party chairman, so still a few odds and ends of the reshuffle to be tied up. perhaps some suggestion that some cabinet ministers may be resisting a move to an ostensibly more junior position. but laura trott, rising star of the conservative party, she's been an mp since 2019 but she's been around for much longer. she worked in that some cabinet ministers may be resisting the move to an ostensibly more junior position. but laura trott, rising star of the conservative party, she's been an mp since 2019 but she's been around for much longer. she worked in the building there is what is called a special adviser for a there is what is called a special adviserfor a prime minister you might remember called david cameron and she is now sitting around the cabinet table.— and she is now sitting around the. cabinet table._ it cabinet table. there is a theme. it is worth noting _ cabinet table. there is a theme. it is worth noting she _ cabinet table. there is a theme. it is wor

health secretary, victoria atkins, and a new party chairman, richard holden, who takes overfrom greg hands. earlier richard holden had this to say. i think there's two points he was making there. one, you can see with people like me from the north of england being promoted, people like laura trott from the south of england being promoted as well. you're seeing a broad coalition of people, that broad church of the conservative party, being refreshed. but i think there are some things, this is one of the points the prime minister made in that speech in manchester, was that there are some things the conservative party has done very well over the last 13 years, which is delivered real transformation for life chances for people. and one of those, which i know was a major driver of david cameron's time in government, was around education. we saw two thirds of kids attending good or outstanding schools in 2010. we are now seeing around 85%. we have seen us really rocket up international league tables in things like reading. i think what the prime minister was talking about them was those systemic

richard holden is now taking over from greg treasury, and richard holden is now taking overfrom greg handsrvatives. there is plenty on the live page, from which you may be watching this. the blockbuster news was the return of former prime minister david cameron to front line politics. our deputy political editor takes a look back at mr cameron's political career. as party leader, david cameron wanted to be seen as a modern, centrist, compassionate conservative, highlighting green issues, welcoming liberal democratic government and legalising gay marriage. all a far cry from the so—called culture wars of recent yea rs. good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. while out of office, the now lord cameron has been critical of some of rishi sunak�*s decisions, including scrapping part of the hs2 line. but there have been shifts in foreign policy, too. while he wooed the chinese president over a pint and a english pub, today, many tory mps see beijing as a huge threat. his intervention in libya in 2011 faced damning criticism. the foreign affairs select committee said it had been done with no proper

general election is that the conservative party now has a new chairman, richard holden, replacing greg handsbit of a mouthful but we got through all of the main moves in yesterday's reshuffle, and i think the big blockbuster move was the return of former prime minister david cameron to the top table. that cabinet is going to be meeting this morning. a lot of reporters eagerly awaiting for mr cameron to make the short walk, the foreign office is just over my shoulder past the cameras. it is not a very long walk to get to number 10 downing st. lots of people waiting to get that photo of people waiting to get that photo of mr cameron making his political comeback as foreign secretary. let's take a broader look at all the events of the last 2a hours or so with this report from our political correspondent hannah miller. rishi sunak reaching out for help from a former prime minister. david cameron back in the corridors of power and already keeping busy, meeting the indian foreign minister on his first day in the newjob, and speaking to his us counterpart, secretary blinken. morning, sir. do you ha

the little hands. >> greg: the little hands. that was well done. very well done. i did not know, that was pretty good. i'm a little blown away by tyus. >> a little shorter than you, cleverer than you. >> greg: he won't be on again. >> i'll take care of him, boss, don't worry about it. >> greg: it must be bad if migrants are leaving the united states for venezuela. >> they get here and they go -- >> greg: even with the free stuff. it was a long ass walk, you know what i'm saying? no, no, packing up, let's go. no, you can't come with us. >> greg: they are even rejecting our free hotels. >> that kind of makes you wonder, like where were they leaving? were they leaving the ritz carlton in venezuela? it's like the way it's projected to us, it's like they are running for their lives. >> greg: it was supposed to be asylum seekers. >> what, no a.c.? [laughter] >> we laugh but the ugliness of our administration toward our citizens could not be more exposed than -- you mean to tell me could you have cleaned this up all the time? you could have done knit but it was fine when

crime podcast, emily -- [applause] >> greg: he's from jersey so most of the talking tonight will be done by his handsactor-comedian vince august. [applause] >> greg: she's like a thanksgiving turkey, about 20 pounds and extremely dry. "new york times" best-selling author and fox news contributor, kat. >> greg: all right. before we get to some new stories let's do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> greg: make an analogy. it's leftovers write read the jokes we didn't use this week and as always it's my first time reading these. so if they suck we'll season joe mackey with salt and pepper and feed him to a grizzly bear. why not? >> greg: all right. this week in d.c., thieves try to break into the car of joe biden's granddaughter prompting an enaged biden to say where do they keep finding these granddaughters? [laughter] >> greg: tim scott has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race to help raise awareness that he was in the 2024 presidential race. megan rapino says her career ending injury is proof that god doesn't exist. it's true, got does not watch women's soccer. who does? , i mean, even satan won't wa

well, richard holden also becomes the new party chair with greg hands axed.ye catching appointment. gb news very own esther mcvey, who i must admit i was actually on the phone to about two hours before she rather sneakily entered downing street there. i think we'll let her off, she was made cabinet minister with the secret mission to ingrain common sense and tackle wokery across whitehall. to whitehall. maybe she'll have to start very top . i'm start right at the very top. i'm breaking tonight. dame andrea jenkyns has become the first tory submit a letter of no tory mp to submit a letter of no confidence in prime minister confidence in the prime minister with simply enough with the message simply enough is enough. and very soon she will join me. she'll join us with an exclusive interview to explain her bombshell decision and which, if any mps will follow suit. should the letters of no confidence now go in? i want to hear from you on that. has this reshuffle got you all shook up ? has has this reshuffle got you all shook up? has sunak pulled out pocket aces or

well, richard holden also becomes the new party chair with greg hands axed.atching appointment. gb news very own esther mcvey, who i must admit i was actually on the phone to about two hours before she rather sneakily entered downing street there. i think we'll let her off, she was made cabinet minister with the secret mission to ingrain common sense and tackle wokery across whitehall. to whitehall. maybe she'll have to start very top . i'm start right at the very top. i'm breaking tonight. dame andrea jenkyns has become the first tory submit a letter of no tory mp to submit a letter of no confidence in prime minister confidence in the prime minister with simply enough with the message simply enough is enough. and very soon she will join me. she'll join us with an exclusive interview to explain her bombshell decision and which, if any mps will follow suit. should the letters of no confidence now go in? i want to hear from you on that. has this reshuffle got you all shook up ? has sunak pulled out shook up? has sunak pulled out pocket aces or now is he a buste

and i think the reason rishi sunak has chosen him over greg hands who of course was very, very experienceds he's from the north. he understands the red wall. he represents that sort of voter. and of course, although the appeal of david cameron to many will perhaps be people down south, people that might be flirting with voting with the lib dems, they've also got to think about voters in the red wall. and i think that's what richard holden comes in. so, yes, but i mean, one interesting problem for him, the seat that he currently represents is disappearing because of boundary changes. so he currently doesn't even have a seat in the next election. i suspect one will be found for him, though, pretty sharply. that cabinet meeting earlier, there was obviously so much to be discussed, but one of the things is that the supreme court's ruling on rwanda asylum policy tomorrow now lines coming out of this cabinet meeting is that cabinet ministers war gamed? >> how to respond if the supreme court rules against the government . they've been looking government. they've been looking at possible out comes

resident trumpets in south texas this afternoon handing out food with greg abbott.ind of an early thanksgiving, if you will. within the next hour or so, they will be joining together because abbott is about to give them his endorsement for the presidential run. that comes on the heels of that visit. trump was right here last night in iowa. a new nbc poll out today indicating where they stand with the republican race for the white house. trump dominating among the gop field. this is a national poll, not specific to iowa. leading governor rod desantis of florida. pulling in double digits. talking a lot about the polls. an event in fort dodge. ninety minutes or so outside of des moines. he pleaded with voters to give him a big win. he essentially wants to force the other candidates out of the race. >> you know, if we went by a lot , i think all of these characters cancel out. we just have to get back, we have to be the democrats. we have to stop this nonsense. >> ron desantis showing no signs of backing down. he has held multiple campaign stops with may be his biggest

. >> greg: on the one hand, you have a toxic public education system that contaminates brains while youping out school choice wherever possible. wherever it rises you hear the left try to destroy it. who is exempt from this move snt politicians and administrations who send their little brats to private. you know, it's great to be the warden's son because your son is not in prison. we need to introduce a law and i don't know you how do it. maybe it's an executive order when i'm president in 2028. deny, if you deny choice to others, your choice will be denied as well. so if you are against school choice, your kids have to go to public. it's like the anti-choice leader is like the -- is no different than a pro war hawk who makes sure his kids never fight. or a hardcore pro lifer who uses abortion as birth control which doesn't exist but it's the same action. >> brian? >> brian: i'm going to build up my optimistic tone from a couple of blocks ago and say one of the good things about a terrible situation with the pandemic is everybody became aware of this looking over the shoulder of your ki

greg: on the one hand donors can do whatever they want with their money. on the other, if they are demanding that programming be stopped or faculty or students get punished for, to be clear, freedom of speech, we have a problem with that. and we will object to that loudly. and once the student or faculty member gets punished, that is a fire case. on the other hand, i cannot say it would be the worst thing in the world if a lot of these major donors that opt to give huge amounts of money to these incredibly wealthy and powerful institutions -- harvard has $50 billion to one side which is its rainy day fund. and the idea that people keep giving huge grants, it enables cancel culture and it is one of the reasons why universities can not care about cancel culture. harvard was ranked dead last in our free-speech rating based on 13 different factors. we did not have any say in where they ended up in the end. harvard always ignored us no back -- no matter how bad the case we were fighting. but i do think if i donors says i am walking entirely and giving my money

greg: thank you. i know. i know. your hands must be raw from clapping.e what a migrant sex is when they or them sneaks into texas so please ask an illegal what gender he presents as he's busy trying to hop a fence. remember, mayorcas. here's his staff photo. a dead ringer. even, he's allegedly directing board patrol agents not to assume the gender of illegals they encounter. that's according to documents obtained by the heritage foundation oversight project or f-op. if a longer dialogue with a migrant is occurring it may be appropriate to ask the individual their preferred pronoun end quote. god forbid we miss gender illegal immigrants when they clutch their pearls they might drop their fentanyl. also avoid asking what is your sex unless operationally necessary. i guess that depends on what kind of operation, one that keeps the border safe or one where a man gets his penis deported. then there is this. do not use he, him, she, her, pronounce until you have more information about, or provided by the individual. so here we are once again at the crossroads

we're going to be talking to hands actually talking to greg hands actually a business about a south businesslling , may not sound that thrilling, but we've got lots of questions that to ask him, that we want to ask him, particularly looking forward to tomorrow the tomorrow and the state of the conservative party, the south korean president on korean president is here on a three state visit. three day state visit. >> the world >> it won't set the world alight, trade deal might alight, but the trade deal might be they make be quite interesting. they make nice drive kia. >> i drive a kia. >> i drive a kia. >> have banned dogs, >> they have banned eating dogs, which from the end of which is good. from the end of this south korea. south korea? >> yeah . fantastic. >> yeah. fantastic. >> yeah. fantastic. >> still did eat dogs. >> that still did eat dogs. >> that still did eat dogs. >> oh, absolutely. >> oh, absolutely. >> no, did interview >> no, we did a big interview about yesterday actually, about it yesterday and actually, it's piece of great it's really a piece of great news that the young ar

hands are clean. that all of us are complicit to some degree. >> greg: okay, you go first. with those dirty hands, barack. after all, your fingerprints are all over this hilarious iran nuclear deal. remember this is the man who said yes we can to sending cash to iran and that's bitten us in the ass like a dwarf at an orgy. sorry, dude. i didn't go raping people in the desert. dam protesters consider they anti-semitic she and the cans. they defaced and attacked monuments of our founding fathers. it's a welcome change from tearing them down and calling them racist. who would've thought the third reich would've staged a comeback. the organizer said goose-stepping was optional. south florida's older and more liberal leaning jewish residents are buying guns for the first time to protect themselves. complaining about soup just got serious. demand for training courses has doubled because people don't feel safe. who can blame them. those retirees didn't live to 103 by giving into bullies and they'll defend themselves against any attacks as long as they are done by 7:00 p.m. doesn't

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down to the rio grande valley trump picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott for president the two handed to national guard troops and law enforcement officials who were stationed at the southern border and will spend their holiday thanksgiving working. >> were to take over the border with the most secure border now we have the most unsecure border and you knock it out to worry about the border in texas or arizona or anywhere else were to complete disaster. >> 's visit comes on the heels of cbp releasing the new data for the month of october which shows 241,000 total migrant encounters that is compared to 213,000 for the previous october, 164,000 for 2022 and almost 72000 in october 2021 according to cbp nearly 84000 of last month encounters were family unit something 8% increase in the previous fiscal year end 94000 of them all were single adults traveling by themselves, these figures do not include the number of known got a ways which officials i have reached more than 1.4 million since february of 2021 after president biden took office and those are migrant to evade law enforcement and

greg: no wonder he's out of work, and it's even before i open this beautiful mouth. now american researchers are confirming what we expected that muscular physiques go hand-in-hand withrvatism. and if you're puny you're likely also a progressive [ bleep ]. >> greg: terrible language. but it makes sense. check out how left wing these dudes are, right? anyway, that's probably a mistaken photo. u.s. study participants were asked to assess the political orientation of men who varied in strength and muscle. while also considering various assets of what constitutes conservatism and strong men appeared more conservative than weaker ones. meanwhile, buff broad shouldered men are only seen as liberal when they are changing in a woman's locker room. the perception was observed regardless of when the beliefs were related societal issues or economics. it makes sense when you consider what it takes to get those muscles disciplined. hard work. delayed gratification. extra protein. all values that would make a gender study's major report a hate crime. but, you know, doesn't it make sense. conservatism is based on incentives. do this, get that. liberalism is the opposite. don't do a

to await asylum claims, and trump picked up the endorsement of texas governor greg abbott for president. and the two handedls to national guard troops and law enforcement officials at the border and will spend their thanksgiving working. visit on the heels of cbp with new data, nearly 241,000 total migrant encounters, 164,000 for 2022, and almost 72,000 in october 2021. >> take over that border and we are going to make it -- we had the most secure border in the history, and now we have the most unsecure border in the history. >> just this past weekend, the border patrol chief says agents seized, get this, 843 pounds of narcotics between southern ports of entry, including 793 pounds of marijuana, 36 pounds of meth, nine pounds of heroin, and six pounds of fentanyl. while agents in the laredo sector arrested a group of migrants, look at these pictures closely, carpet on the soles of their shoes in an effort to avoid leaving footprints behind to not betrayed. but it did not work. 11 people were taken into custody. >> john: they try anything they cannot to be detected, but the border patrol is up to the task.

hands on them. tell me no. >> greg: nothing that i want better than an old naked man. 10:00, joe machi.e on. kat timpf, tyrus. this is going to be a great show. >> jesse: harold, do you want to squeeze something in there in 20 seconds. >> harold: never plays baseball. decides to play. wins the pitch hit and run nourishment tampa and go to the regional and then he won the national. the kid never done it before 12 years old. >> judge jeanine: bravo. >> dana: you go, boy. >> jesse: look at birth certificate doesn't look 12 to me. >> bret: 12 years old. i can applaud that thank you, jesse.

hands on them. tell me no. >> greg: nothing that i want better than an old naked man. 10:00, joe machi. brian kilmeade in one told me would be on. kat timpf, tyrus. this is going to be a great show. >> jesse: harold, do you want to squeeze something in there in 20 seconds. >> harold: never plays baseball. decides to play. wins the pitch hit and run nourishment tampa and go to the regional and then he won the national. the kid never done it before 12 years old. >> judge jeanine: bravo. >> dana: you go, boy. >> jesse: look at birth certificate doesn't look 12 to me. >> bret: 12 years old. i can applaud that thank you, jesse. see you later. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight. it is election day in more than 30 states across the country today. handful of those races are being closely watched tonight. possible implications down the road. as polls close. polls close in an hour in virginia and kentucky. we have fox team coverage on all of that a bit later. but, first, one month after the hamas attack on his nation, israel's prime minister is ruling out any ce

this time greg makes his way to fairfax where he says the need has grown over the years deliver some meals face-to-face, too great participapts who sometimes need an extra handnging the food inside. this is very high. >> whether it's the buzz of the doorbell where the sound of a knock. >> greg is the smiles and messages of appreciation for the free he does this every friday. but today the delivery is all the more special. >> especially on thanksgiving because i i could never going to see family. they live too far away disabled. so it's difficult for me to travel there. it's always nice to see a friendly face. somebody can check on me. make sure i'm ok reporting in fairfax. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco, the saint anthony's foundation cooked up more than 100 turkeys to provide hot meals for the holiday. around 2000 people showed up for this free feast. it included garlic mashed potatoes, mushroom gravy at about 1800 pounds of blueberry crumble. but that's not all. >> think that the dining room ability. so we hope to build relationships, those plus, wraparound services like job training job health treatment recovery. >> saint anthony's

my system would be where's the system that favors soft handed little talented wonderful people like me. >> gregre no protest organizations for the homely. there's no parades. there's no like unattractive rights alliances. and they're the ones that are discriminated the most. let's face it, even a racist would sleep with halle berry. >> joe: wasn't that a movie? wasn't that monster's ball. >> greg: i think it was yes, either that or a medical condition. my point is looks trump everything including prejudice. you know kat this came from the pole shall academy of science. you are polish >> kat: yeah. >> greg: can you explain these findings. do you know anybody there? >> kat: yeah, we all know each other. look, oh, i hate to belittle my own people, but i just think -- i get why they did it this way. so they wanted to rate them when they were 15 because if you are an adult you can make money and make yourself better looking, but i just don't know what researchers would do this. if i went to go participate in a study and i sit down and they're like this 15 year old minor, hot or not? i would be like

greg: nice. jessica? >> jessica: when my sister was little and we would be taking a bath, shove her hand down the drain tot i feel like it was bad. >> greg: what is something that you did as a kid that you still feel guilty about. what if you're still doing it? >> you sick-o. >> greg: i always use my dad's coin collection to buy an album. a great album. running with the devil, goes into eruption and eruption precedes the best version that you really got me. you can't do anything better than that. i think my dad up there, is probably going, greg, i'm glad you used the money on that. something you wanted to do as an adult, as a child, that did you as an adult that didn't turn out like you thought. something you thought as a kid you wanted to do, but you ended up doing it and it wasn't all of that. >> you know all of you can eat buffets. -- you know all of those all you can eat buffets. >> seinfeld talks about having sushi next to a cupcake. >> can you think of something? >> being an adult is not that great. where are my naps? >> that's a good one. >> i remember when i was a kid i used to always want to wear

greg: i'd definitely watch that. you and i would watch it together. is this typical? i can see -- it's a typical hand wringing from a silver fox, an older dude looking down at the generations. nobody said yeah, you're a silver fox. >> i agree. i was nodding. head yak. >> greg: what is your take on this? >> you made me giggle. i went through the me too movement as a bro. i'm a straight white guy. i love woman. i love to tease them. so i make jokes about women and the whole me too movement was like his comedy, he shouldn't say that about a woman. these same women want to convert to islam? the same women that were with their signs of the me too are going now i'd like to be -- it's insane. free gaza. shut up, lady. yeah, free gaza. that's what they're signing up for. >> greg: even if they are converting, they're marching alongside people that think of them as inferior. >> yeah. don't make jokes about us. we shouldn't show our faces and be treated as property and be peten with sticks if we say things out of turn. its insane. the same people. >> greg: it's crazy. >> it's not very up the any -- >> greg: it'

. >> greg: no, i think the government's getting spanked by the invisible hand of the free market. you embrace a goal that's not based on a system but a desire or a wish. if you want, you know, like me, wash board abs and 7% body fat you have to create a system. you can't just witch you have 7% body fat and wash board abs. they treat this massive overhaul in your life like it's an electric car. just press forward and it will happen. no you need a system to do that. this is another area where something like evs were based on projected climate models that turned out to be false. the estimates, predictions have been off by 20% and what not. they lied to us. they lied to us in order to ban appliances. to eliminate fossil fuels, to ban gas-powered engines and to shame us into eating insects. and imagine if they did it the right way. because i think that jessica's right. you introduce evs that are cool as an alternative and give it time to become convenient, this is what musk did with the tesla and his new truck is magnificent but it's expensive. but wealthy people will buy the expensive

. >> greg: i hope joe would meet with stevie wonder. >> it would be the one time biden missing a hande it on the blind guy. >> stevie wouldn't take it for the word. even if they didn't meet. i am going to stop there. >> do you ever shamelessly name drop me? >> other day i am buying these diarrhea tablets for my boss. [applause] >> when i name drop greg it is subtle. i only use first or last name. other day hanging with my boy connick jr. the other day z ma donna put your shirt back on, no one wants to see that. >> i remember that. it was amazing. >> you know sesy too. charles. i don't even have a question. i love this story so much. ironically, she said stevie wonder met with almost every president including ronald reagan. why the hell us he need you? he calls the white house. what the hell is going on? really. battles of yesteryear. taking down confederate statutes. next 20 years do or die. we have to be focussed on fourth and industrial revolution. country in trouble. we are in trouble. we need to focus on education. stevie wonder demand democrats get black people stronger ij kags,

greg makes his way to fairfax where he says the need has grown over the years. he delivers a meals face-to-face to grateful participants who sometimes need an extra hand bringing the food inside. this is very high. >> whether it's a buzz of the doorbell where the sound of the knot. >> greg is the smiles and messages of appreciation for the free he does this every friday. but today the deliveey is all the more special, especially on thanksgiving because i i could never going to see family. they live too far away disabled. so it's difficult for me to travel there. >> it's always nice to see a friendly face. somebody can check on me. make sure i'm ok reporting in fairfax. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> love to see meals on wheels doing what they do. let's get a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking another look at the bay bridge, the best of turned off those metering lights because traffic nonexistent. there now comfort as lawrence karnow here with a little bit more detail on how the weather expect when they wake up tomorrow he yeah, hey, it's going start a little chilly. in fact, we're going to be starting to talk about a little frost. >> around the bay area.

greg: jessica? >> jessica: i love this. a group of cowboys and ranchers paid their own air fare to israel to lend a hand. farms worker shortage called to defend the country following the attacks on october 7th. they are volunteers of a pro-israel christian religious movement and love to see it. >> greg: jesse, quick? >> jesse: cowboys and jews that was an alliance i didn't see coming. >> greg: you don't want to plug are your show. >> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" 8:00. hillary was on "the view" today and it was spectacular. >> greg: that's it for us. have great night. >> bret: is hillary on jesse? >> jesse: not like that. >> bret: all right. thanks, greg. >> greg: you got it. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the u.s. strikes back hitting iran-backed proxies carrying out a series of airstrikes today in eastern syria. this, as houthi militants have shot down an american reaper drone off the coast of yemen. that follows dozens of recent attacks we have been telling you about against facilities housing u.s. troops. this is increasing. another pushback by the u.s. chief national secu

greg: jessica? >> jessica: i love this. a group of cowboys and ranchers paid their own air fare to israel to lend a hand. they are volunteers of a pro-israel christian religious movement and love to see it. >> greg: jesse, quick? >> jesse: cowboys and jews that was an alliance i didn't see coming. >> greg: you don't want to plug are your show. >> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" 8:00. hillary was on "the view" today and it was spectacular. >> greg: that's it for us. have great night. >> bret: is hillary on jesse? >> jesse: not like that. >> bret: all right.

this time greg makes his way to fairfax where he says the need has grown over the years deliver some meals face-to-face to grateful participants who sometimes need an extra handnging the food inside. this is high. >> whether it's a buzz of the doorbell where the sound of the knot. >> greg, this month, the smiles and messages of appreciation for the free service. he does this every friday. but today the delivery is all the more special, especially on thanksgiving because i i could never going to see family. they live too far away disabled. so it's difficult for me to travel there. >> it's always nice to see a friendly face. somebody can check on me. make sure i'm ok reporting in fairfax. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> happening now, history is free and regional parks today. officials they want to encourage bay area residents and visitors get outside and spin today. colin, a green friday. so they're going to be several activities of all the parks scavenger hunts history hikes and a chance to even see some animals. >> happening today, indigenous leaders and community members are planning to gather in berkeley for a 3 mile prayer walk the day after thanksgi

this time greg makes his way to fairfax where he says the need has grown over the years deliver some meals face-to-face, too great participants who sometimes need an extra handing the food inside. this is high. >> whether it's the buzz of the doorbell where the sound of a knock. >> greg is the smiles and messages of appreciation for the free he does this every friday. but today the delivery is all the more special, especially on thanksgiving because i i could never going to see family. they live too far away disabled. so it's difficult for me to travel there. >> it's always nice to see a friendly face. somebody can check on me. make sure i'm ok reporting in fairfax. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> amazon handles billions of deliveries during the holidays. and as melissa meyers reports, criminals are trying to take advantage of shoppers. >> the company says scammers are pretending to be amazon and sending out e-mails with an attachment like this example, which says your account will be suspended or put on hold and tries to trick you into giving up log-in credentials or payment information. some prime members are even receiving fake text calls and emails

this time greg makes his way to fairfax where he says the need has grown over the years deliver some meals face-to-face to grateful participants who sometimes need an extra handg the food inside. this is high. >> whether it's a buzz of the doorbell where the sound of the knot. >> greg, this month, the smiles and messages of appreciation for the free service. he does this every friday. but today the delivery is all the more special, especially on thanksgiving because i i could never going to see family. they live too far away disabled. so it's difficult for me to travel there. >> it's always nice to see a friendly face. somebody can check on me. make sure i'm ok reporting in fairfax. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> still ahead of the problem morning news. the forty-niners travel to seattle for thanksgiving day battle with the seahawks. >> niners came out on top. show you the highlights have you heard? the xfinity mobile black friday sale is on now! don't miss out on a free line of unlimited for 2 years when you switch to xfinity internet! that's over $1,000 in savings. and get up to $800 off the latest 5g phones. connect to america's most reliable 5g netw

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this time greg makes his way to fairfax where he says the need has grown over the years deliver some meals face-to-face, too great participants who sometimes need an extra hand bringing the food inside. this is very high. >> whether it's the buzz of the doorbell where the sound of a knock. >> greg is the smiles and messages of appreciation for the free he does this every friday. but today the delivery is all the more special, especially on thanksgiving because i i could never going to see family. they live too far away disabled. so it's difficult for me to travel there. >> it's always nice to see a friendly face. somebody can check on me. make sure i'm ok reporting in fairfax. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. well, thank you, ella 9.21. the time coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to visit a south bay italian restaurant. it's been giving out free meals on thanksgiving for more than 30 years. plus, kron 4. don't forget to celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area and we need your help in sharing their stories. if you know of a remarkable woman making a difference in your community nominator for a chance to be awarded woman of the year.

greg makes his way to fairfax where he says the need has grown over the years. he delivers a meals face-to-face to grateful participants who sometimes need an extra hand bringing theood inside. this is very high. >> whether it's a buzz of the doorbell where the sound of the knot. >> greg, this month, the smiles and messages of appreciation for the free service. he does this every friday. but today the delivery is all the more special, especially on thanksgiving because i i could never going to see family. they live too far away disabled. so it's difficult for me to travel there. >> it's always nice to see a friendly face. somebody can check on me. make sure i'm ok reporting in fairfax. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> in san mateo county. there are now additional emergency shelter beds due to the chilly weather that we're all feeling the additional beds are now open until monday. the county says if you are experiencing a housing crisis to reach out to the county's center on homelessness for crisis services and referrals to those shelters. again, they have beds for you. the long holiday weekend, by the way, comes with a long list of new releases for tv shows an

greg: we are in tel aviv at various hospitals in the area. the released hostages being treated after horrible treatment at the hands of hamas in gaza strip. 12 freed overnight, telling horror stories. for weeks, little food, little light, unsanitary condition. one young man told of beatings and being forced to watch torture videos. it is believed another 160 remain held by hamas and other groups, among them 10-month-old kfir and other family members. a relative told you folks israeli governments they won't be released today. >> we try to remain hopeful. we continue with our battle and efforts as a family, as a united family to try and get some answers. >> griff: strong stuff, palestinian prisoners are being released, worked on right now, israel and hamas go-between extension of the ceasefire and hostage exchange set to end overnight. humanitarian aid being brought to the battered gaza strip with most fighting, it is chance to reach people there amidst the death and destruction. baby kfir and his family might not be released easily. they are being held by another militant group in gaza. that just shows how complicated the situation is. diplom

hands of "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., greg gutfeld, and danaino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ president biden turning his back on israel to appease the far left at the most critical moment of the hostage negotiations. 11 more captives have been released by hamas and are now back in israeli territory. temporary cease-fire deal between israel and the terror group kenny extended for two more days. the white house says hamas is committed to releasing another 20 women and children over the next two days but so far only one american has been released. jeff paul is alive in tel aviv with more. >> we just got word that this latest group of hostages released by hamas are on their way right now to israeli hospitals to get treatment. get checked out. like the days before this happened, we saw some delays, like a few days ago. it speaks to how fragile the negotiations in the deal is between israel and hamas. here's what we know. two mothers and nine children, the youngest kids being just 3 years old were also learning that all tho

hand carb the underground railroad? and was married to harriet tubman. i want to it get worse and worse. >> greg: maybe it will.mily you cheered for the raiders in your previous life. can you believe that dead spin didn't know of this trend? >> kat: and that the photos that they chose to publish were only of that one side of the kid. >> yes, my issue with this actually, the more that i think about it, the less i put any type of judgment, because i love to judge otherwise, but any type of sort of onus on that author, karen phillips because everything he's ever written has been extremist, incendiary, race baiting and absolute nonsense. my issue is with the publisher. my issue is with the amplification process that keeps giving him a voice so much louder than everyone else that has common sense that's trying to defuse this dribble we're being subjected to and my issue is with the decision makers who listened to that [ bleep ] the nfl has now pledged $250 million over the course of 10 years to combat racism and put in the end zone not only things like play football, no [ bleep ], but also things like, you know, we

business channel but for now i leave you in the hands of ♪ >> jesse: hello everybody i'm th jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro harold ford jr. gregld and dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this i s "the five" ♪ >> jesse: president biden turning his back on israel to apiece the far left at the most critical moment of the hostage negotiations. 11 more captives have been released by hamas and are now back in israeli territory. temporary ceasefire deal between israel and the terror group getting extended for two more days. the white house says hamas is committed to rel releasing anot 20 women and children the next two days but so far only one american has been released. jeff paul is live in tel aviv with more. jeff? >> yeah, jesse we just got word that this latest group of hostages released by hamas are on their way right now to als israeli hospitals to get treatment and get checked out. and like the days before these happened, you know, we saw some delays today, just like a few ago, and that really just speaks to how fragile these negotiations and this deal is between israel and hamas. here's what we know about this latest

greg: thank you. that is so sweet. they're so sweet. the big guy goes after ai with crayon firmly in handden signed a wide-ranging executive order guarding against the threat posed by ai. requirements include that ai companies quote combat algorithm i can and make sure equity. they want to make sure there's no prejudice against trans robots of color. actually they believe ai needs to be woke feud with the same crap that destroyed companies because once it becomes the standard for decision making then coughs and even truth becomes secondary. this is scary because ai will soon be integrated into all parts of life. do you want a woke-infected ai telling you where to invest your money? who to hire as a baby sitter or giving you medical advice based on equity guidelines? you'll be broke. your child will be missing and you'll end up with five covid boosters. because then your best interests, including your family's health and safety, won't be the prior to. enforcing punitive fairness will. meaning if you're sick but you're among a group whose life span exceeds other groups, you might get inferi

greg abbott has endorsed donald trump for president. this endorsement came sunday as the governor and former president. we're handingeals to border agents in texas. the 2 republicans also visiting with members of the state's national guard and troopers from the texas department of public safety. trump won texas, but just over 52% of the vote in the last election, roughly the same percentage with which he carried out in the state in 2016. the federal trade commission says junk fees are costing americans tens of billions of dollars in unexpected costs every year, president biden has vowed to get rid of these hidden fees. he says they're unfair and deceptive. the ftc proposing a rule recently. it bans these fees and requires companies to show the full price upfront. according to the washington post, the companies most impacted have now taken their concerns to dc and they're working to keep these fees in place. some even claiming customers should be negatively impacted if they're removed. >> people that work in french are obviously they want to maintain the system of hiding in kind of concealing the true cost from consu

handing beard people they don't live in the house. that's a shame because everybody wants to have a good time. >> greg: exactly. >> jesse: and we paid for> greg: we paid for the beer! dana, even though this is a good plan, with the mayor is doing, the city's going to max out and get worse for us which means we are all going to be able to move. >> jesse: and i'm not going to be able to go to the library! >> greg: that's where you get your best work done. >> dana: her point about police and sanitation is a huge problem. you have a city with this much litter on the streets it degrades the quality of life. don't have enough police officers. this happens on the same day that "the new york times" finally notices in an editorial that covid learning loss is creating to codecade gap the people and they are saying we need to spend a bunch of money on that. he's going to cut money of schools because of this. also the arizona governor, katie hobbs, she's sucked 26,000 migrants out and nobody seems to be complaining about that but they are complaining about the governor. >> judge jeanine: what did she send them question work >> dana: i don't know. o

greg: we are back in israel, we near tel aviv. as we speak, at various hospitals in this city, hostages are being treated after their incredible ordeal at the hands of hamas terrorists in gaza. another 12 hostages released overnight. red cross and family members were greeting them all. horror stories, no light, unsanitary conditions, torture videos, all told 60 israeli women and children and 21 nationality hostages have been released. it is hope among the 10 to be released could be some of the americans. here is what john kirby had to say. >> there is no indication at all that hamas is trying to use leverage or something to keep americans from getting out. we can't assume hamas has ready access to everybody in a moment's notice or all the americans are being held by hamas. >> greg: palestinian prisoners also being released, 180 so far coming out of israeli jails. what is being worked on by the u.s., israel and qatar and go-betweens, extension of the ceasefire and hostage exchanges. crucial, humanitarian aid being brought to the battered gaza strip. it is a chance to reach parts of this devastated area with death and destruction all around. the wo