jackie: good morning, everyone. i'm jackie deangelis, in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, november 24th. 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. new york city's migrant crisis impacting the thanksgiving holiday for low income new yorkers. more than 8,000 migrants have moved into one queens housing development, amid reports that residents weren't able to get their free thanksgiving dinner from the city because the migrants got theirs first. >> why do we have to take the butt of everything? okay. this community here is already suffering. they were first in line for the turkeys this morning. if they tell you to be here at 11:00, you get there at 10:30, but they're already out there. jackie: i walked the streets of the city and i see new yorkers sleeping on sidewalks, not being taken care of and i asked the same question myself, why are we prioritizing people who broke the law who come to this country over our own. >> it's really, really tough and certainly all these people are suffering but this is the exact issue why, the reasons why de

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normally, jackie was have to cover much larger areas, thousands of heck tests. some jackie was even need tens of thousands of heck test when the fact the family released into the wild is using just 50 heck tests implies that there's a lot to eat that for the female adults i'm the to come to ruin. it is now managing to hunt for compet barnes and the enclosure. so she's ready to be set free. sophia heinen and tracks the families every step on these monitors. and in the middle of the night, it happens. the family steps through the open gate and into the national park almost on the when you completed, which i wouldn't believe it is, our dream is coming through the look and pick on the jackie was live in the wilderness again. the people are happy to be involved e, so it's a little this projects we've seen working on for over 20 some years. wouldn't have been posted for without beloved cause they know what i meant. so if we're glendale a feeling den. yes, it was douglas tompkins, who had the idea and the funding unfortunately, he didn't get to see the jaguars be relea

and now jackie was finally running free without a fee. not meant them if they more means. so if some of you know the quality would have so much, i would have been it all took a great deal of willpower resources and perseverance. but the tompkins pushed on and succeeded in their nature conservation efforts. as a family, as it just personally, i seen those jaguar's walk through that gate. was kind of in a tiffany that all these things that just 10 years ago or 15 years ago, we thought i don't know that we thought it was impossible, but we thought that it was a long shot in the absolute long shot. the, for the 1st time in 50 years, jaguar is now live in the wild here in the, the but i wetlands, the end of sophia highland and has anything to say about it. this won't be the final project. she has new plans and store for an even bigger nature park the the if that of alondo are gone gone. the whole lot of my load is. so what do we want to engage with politicians they send in showed us an even bigger coherent coast system to take shape in north, in argentina with via seed with tod

the looking pick on the jackie was live in the wilderness again. the people are happy to be involved, e. so did all this projects we've seen working on for over 20 some years wouldn't have been posted or without beloved cause they know what i meant. so if we're glendale assuming danielle, it was douglas tompkins, who had the idea and the funding unfortunately, he didn't get to see the jaguars be released in the end. but his legacy lives on and grow stronger every day. getting a bleed bellow, you know, by the it's a real pissy that douglas didn't get to see this and take part in it, because before it together for so long again. so, so much adversity or let's keep the matter. well, so when you'll get out of those, but again, no one believed in our dream at. so i asked him, i'm going to will, but uh, but i thought that was, but at least his wife chris got to experience this moment. you shall go categories a off during, during the pain of douglas is desiree and she worked with the government to turn this property into a national park a let me see. and

we brought jackie was like isis from susie to help read of spring pension. the we want to prepare more and more cubs growing up in these enclosures for life in the wild corrales and the demo. sophia height and, and, and her colleagues start each day 5 feeding isis. the mother jaguar plays a vital role, but she doesn't have to hunt for food herself. since there is no plan to release her into the wild. as today, wild boar is on the menu. the jaguars are the biggest cats in south america, and they eat only means this treat is an easy catch for the older feline only her off spring will have to be taught how to hunt. and sophia hind and in hopes isis will soon give birth to little ones. you know something, the main thing that no one around here to call project seriously. at 1st, even though most people generally have a positive image of jackie with isis is an important component of a vast 3 welding project in northern argentina, spearheaded by sophia heinen. and the team is following an elaborate re welding plan. numerous species are being prepared to live out in

we wanted to get jackie was established here again. and it turned into the biggest project in south america. the shaggy was to play a key role. so there's something wrong if we release them, somebody that will help rebound on it's still tying eco system from the with the 2nd one. their mission is huge in scope. they want nothing less than to rebuild a lost habitat. an american multi millionaire spearheaded the project, the but his plan was highly controversial. it 1st a and many argentinians were skeptical known to many cowboys in the wetlands didn't get why we put the mind from the us comes along and buys up rolling shops of lines to re wild you. it seems on one of the many locals opposed the nature conservation project is so can you do that? uh, just because some people got suspicious, a couple weeks ago in the us and but out if we just being foaming uh no one would have package and i but restoring an ecosystem and yeah, other system many people. so we behind doing something to stuff inside of the her name is isis. the goddess upper.

andersen: jackie wanted them to have a normal life, as normal as humanly possible.course, all of that ended on november 22, 1963, withth the assasassination of the p president.. ♪ thomas: when president kennedy was killed in 1963, the country, the world was riveted by the funeral, and the imagage of young john f. kekennedy jr.. salutingng his fatheher's cofn is the i image that t stuck for. that famous picture ththat you must've seen 7 zillion times, the little boy, do you remember that? i think that what happens is that you see an image so many times that you begin to believe, remember the image, but i'm not sure i really do. cuomo: i remember the image well because it became a metaphor, and from that point in his life, jojohn became e more than n a, momore than a a man. he became a moment. he became a message. he became a promise of potential. at this hour, here is what we know. there was no distress call, and there was no evidence that thehere had beeeen any sosort of planane crash. tuchchman: pepeople were stunned because everyone felt like they grew up with joh

that's why i am glad that jackie is making the efforts s's making. indeed, president kennedy was extremely of his wife and her great accomplishment. it seemed how devot and dedicad she was to it, how hard she had worked it. and he was so delighted with the tour itself that he would often have it rerun in the white house movie theater, showing it off to friends, family, and even visiting dignity crews. not surprisingly the broadcast was a ratings winner and a sensation really. within weeks, more than 80 million people had watched mrs. as shealked through the halls and rooms of the white house explainingts rich history. now in place. fan mail thanking and congrats. the first la poured in from over the world a favorite of mine from among letters she received many of from children read simply dear mrs. kennedy, i enyed your. it was exciting. my dad was going to watch maverick. now of course mrs. kennedy's tour went into much more detail than i've been able to share here this evening. and believe me, she's a much more charming tour guide. so i would great

jackie bowie from chatham financial joins us next.s is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ kriti: a lot on today's docket. fed decision coming up, the bank of england in action tomorrow as well. all of the attention seems to be on the u.s. treasury's quarterly refunding announcement that we will get later today. i want to bring in nature expert. jackie bowie joins the program. she's the managing partner and head of emea at chatham. it feels like we've talked about this fiscal deficit in the united states time and time again but has not really carried into something you price into the bond market. the idea simply being that investors brush it off, the politicians will get it together. to be fair, they have. why do we care so much about this refunding announcement now? jackie: i think it is just more of the same really from the fed and this story has been around for quite a long time and people have been brushing it off. if you combine that with all of the other headwinds that the economy is facing, particularly whatever comes out of the fed decision in ter

ceo. jackie, it is really interesting, just - with the former ceo. jackie, it is really interesting,e i is really interesting, just one more quick question for you. thisjust goes to more quick question for you. this just goes to show how important this technology really is at this moment, how many people are buying for sam altman and openai staff. it is an incredible moment and we're at the year mark from when chatgpt was launched last year which sparked this massive wave of notjust commercial and of not just commercial and consumer use of notjust commercial and consumer use in artificial intelligence, generative ai making its way into tools, but also a lot of money going into this field. billions of dollars. microsoft alone investing over $13 billion in openai, and then you have a wave of other competitors. so it means a lot, given that they are the leading player but also they were the ambassador to lawmakers —— lawmakers in washington when preaching about how ai could really take us to the next level as a society, but also kind of be the face of what ai risks could be, and the fac

matt, karen and jackie. karen, john if you've heard, but we have a debate tonight. >> yeah, i have heard. >> and do you think the dynamics of what played out in the elections will affect some of what these candidates answer the questions here? >> absolutely. i mean, look, we saw nikki haley actually try to plot the same path or chart the same path that they tried yesterday in virginia in terms of talking about a kindler gentler approach and 15 week ban instead of the more restrictive six week bans. and that may have worked, although i think what we're seeing now, it may have sounded good on the debate stage, but i think the results from virginia show us that people aren't buying it. a ban is a ban is a ban and americans know it. and the other piece i'll say, stakes are a lot higher in 2024 on this issue because one of the issues americans are deeply concerned about and continue to be concerned about is that republican president would pass a national a abortion ban regardless of what is happening at the state

. >>> and cnn political analyst, and the boston bureau chief from the "boston globe" jackie kucinichning us, and when you are looking at the polling, it is not what the president wants to see for his birthday, and what is the risk here in term of the younger voters? >> it does seem like, and again, you are very right, it is very early, but however, getting the voters to turn out is likely to be one of the biggest issues going into the election year, and giving them something to vote for. you have seen the younger voters express frustration, and the fact that student loan debt was not canceled. rightly or wrongly, they are not happy with the president about that, and extinuating circumstances, but it was not his fault that the plan was not able to go through, an inflation, and the economy and not feeling like they could buy a house, and really, those kitchen table issues and then adding on to it, the mass disapproval of the younger voters with the israeli-hamas war, and how biden has handle it. right now, you are seeing all of that pent-up frustration reflected in the polling. and wil

and and jackie kennedy came a little bit late. i'm not sure that she was going that well in the morning, but she she did she did show up. and the crowd it seems the stories that i've heard are that the crowd was just as excited to see her as to see him. and so that was kind of a special moment in fort worth. everybody was excited that while that was going on in the hotel, people were lining up on the streets. we knew where the motorcade was going to be. high school bands and cheerleaders were lining the streets. folks knew when the motorcade was going to go by. so the office buildings started emptying, the department stores started emptying, and the motorcade, when it finally did come off of a hotel property and onto main street, the motorcade went down toward the courthous and he left fort worth on a high. people were cheering and waving and the bands were pying and the cheerleaders were doing their thing. and and the story is that i have heard af fact are that people were very proud that fort worth hosted the president of the un

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jackie is here at yale and the english department. skip is course up at harvard. it's a series modeled on another that yale press does called jewish lives, which has now been around 20 or 30 years. it's been very successful series. they are short biographies, usually 200 pages or less. the jewish lives series is as been a triumph. so they decided to do a series called black lives, which is the new series. and we have the first two books coming out in the series just in the next month or so. and many other books in the pipeline, about 18 of them already, i believe, are signed up or the are under air for review. and this, too, will be biographies broadly defined. now about black lives. africans, americans, africans, anyone of african descent, including even the literary characters about whom or about which authors will write biography fields. and we'll talk about some of those books in just a minute. but why the focus on short biographies? well, there's a lot of a lot of readership out there. as many would know or biography, i've certainly discovered that in the las

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. >> reporter: jackie lost 75 pounds in the last year taking the diabetes drug mounjaro. >> you're justnot eating the same amounts that you used to. >> it all looks so good, but you just don't have anywhere to put it. >> at the end of the day, how can you resist that pumpkin pie, jackie? you kanltsdz resist. >> i don't, but i only get just a little bit. >> reporter: the conservative estimate is that at least 3 million people are taking diabetes drugs ozempic and mounjaro or the obesity drug wegovy. do you think people are going to buy less turkeys? >> i doubt that's going to happen this thanksgiving. >> reporter: but while the bottom line for food companies hasn't changed, the industry is paying attention. in october walmart's ceo told bloomberg shoppers picking up prescriptions to weight loss medications were buying less food. how do you think food companies will start adapting? >> easy, things like portion control. if people are saying, i get full faster, then maybe i want to pivot to something that's smaller portion sizes. >> reporter: which is what grandmother jackie says she will p

jackie heinrich is there. how are things looking? >> reporter: we expect a few big announcements, restoring military to monetary communications and a deal to stem the flow of fentanyl but don't expect much tough talk from president biden. the administration thinks us interests are better protected of china wants to cooperate with us and the economic vulnerability as a pressure point, they have massive youth unemployment, and xi is here to tell executives, senate republicans point to the economic coercion and intellectual property theft saying there is no such thing as healthy economic competition with china. the us should not throw any economic lifeline to xi jinping but the administration sees the reset as a good thing, the strength of the us economy, partnerships in the indo pacific and investments incredible technology at home has china on its heels and they point to china guarding data on its economy as if it were national security information as evidence of weakness. they are cleaning up the city is a show of respect to xi, to g

thank you for being here, jackie. start with the obvious question, why do the american people have to keep going through this, and this is one of congress' number one jobs to keep the government running, and why are we here again? >> well, it has a lot to do with the divided government and not with the house and senate, but within the house republican senate, and they have trouble getting the appropriations bills passed on the house floor, and perhaps a financial services one being pulled today. so while the speaker johnson is new, and believe it or not, he has been here two week, and this is two weeks ago, and he still has not found his footing here, and we are not sure what the plan is going to be to keep the government funded as you said in eight days. >> yeah, it is hard for people to wrap their head around back here now a month after going through this before, and i do want to talk to you about what we heard from chris coons this morning as we had a bill proposed by the democrats which has funding for israel, fun

trace. >> jackie, thank you. we have information on the here irving death of a 17-year-old high school students in las vegas. he was beaten to death by a teenager's mom. what are we learning here? >> trace, this video is disturbing showing underaged faces. the unfiltered videos show a group of teens storming a mob around a 17 year old and beating him. it happened at rancho hao*s high school in las vegas weeks ago. the 17-year-old victim has died. the son said the father kept to himself and was planning to move to his dad's in austin, texas. he says it's unimagable ing the violence reached the point of taking his son's life and question if they knew what they were doing. they plan to charge several students in the fight with murder. tonight a go fund me for the teen has raised $56,000. the go fund me claims jonathan lewis was beaten because he confronted a group of students attacking a smaller kid they accused of stealing something from them. an a piring artist, a voted big brother and fierce protector of loved on

. ♪ >> evening, fox news alert, jackie ibaÑez.nsions of the israel hamas war outgrowing us tens of thousands of people across the globe take to the streets demanding cease-fire. cease-fire now! palestinian marches, rallies happening now in major cities including london, paris, new york and washington d.c. protesters demanded less and less countries stop sending military aid to israel. >> they are pretty much bombing everything. this is not a war, or is military against military but this is against humanity. >> there round of protests, as u.s. secretary of state antony blinken met with middle eastern leaders, leaders from egypt and jordan are struggling condemning israel's defensive demanding immediate cease-fire. the u.s. opposes cease-fire, he pushes for israel to allow positive in its assault on gaza. >> the united states believes all will be facilitated by humanitarian causes. we believe posits can be a critical mechanism protecting civilians and giving aid and foreign nationals out while still enabling israel to defeat hamas.

let's bring in our cnn politicalen a list jackie could you jackie kucinich. donald trump learned it back this 2016 when he their rowly l lost to ted cruz. there is they have he have faction in iowa and an organizing principle that make them a little unpredictable. and ron desantis has gotten an endorsement from the iowa governor, very rare thing for a governor to endorse, also has endorsement from an influential evangelical leader who basically stood with the winner every time in recent contests. what do you see playing out here, how does desantis' standing at the moment, what does it say about him? seems like it is do or die for him. what does doing it well mean, does it mean coming this second? >> i think at this point if anyone can show that they can defeat trump on any plane, but particularly iowa, because it is the first one that could potentially change the pace of the race. right now you're seeing really a race for second place throughout the debates and polling. and that is between ron desantis and nikki haley. and you're right, desantis has put a lot

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. ♪ ♪ >> a fox news alert, i am jackie in new york, time could be running out for biden administrationcretary of state antony blinken traveled to iraq today to meet with that nation's prime minister. bra stern warning to iran and terrorist groups that u.s. is prepared to protect military from attack, earlier in day secretary visited west bank to doize flight of gaza civilians. >> israel raised important questions about how humanitarian pauses would work. we have to answer those questions, we're working on that. we agreed our teams would get together, they are doing that. to work through the specifics, of these pauses. >> so far there is no sign that israel is ready to back any plan for a momentary ceasefire, the military claims it has encircled gaza city and decided the besieged coastal trip in two, troops to enter gaza city within 48 hours. still the white house is making it clear palestinians must have a say in whatever comes next for the territory after the con click. conflict. >> villagers in mountains of northwest nepal have started cremating the bodies of loved ones who were kill

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