james taylor, an expert on the subject. >> you lose this building, you lose everything. >> reporter: they're calling on the city to donate the building to the community so it can be used as a black heritage center, the first step toward reparations of centuries of abuse. >> we can do something. >> reporter: the mayor who earmarked $120 million in police funding to be redirected for reparations says roadblocks can be put in place, and some are concerned about the viability of its use of a cultural center over the long term. >> i would like to see the venue open. i would like to see the venue be a huge success. i don't want to see be a continued drain on the city. >> reporter: but leaders say they won't take no for an answer and will continue to press the mayor and board of supervise ers until this is indeed a black heritage center. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead. >> price hikes at the pump. some places are seeing prices up to $5 a gallon. where you can get the cheapest price per gallon next. >>> and we will show you how easy it is to help other families in need and he

i am more willing to take a few risks that i would not have taken, i went to see james taylor at the chase center last friday and it was fabulous. if i knew three months from now vaccines would be here i would not have done it, i'm fully vaccinated, i've got my booster and if i'm not going to do it now, i'm probably saying i'm not going to do it for the next two or three years, same with visiting relatives or the holidays. we know how to be careful, the importance of masks, if you are fully vaccinated and if you are eligible you got your booster. you are about as safe as you are going to be. it is a good time to take stock and say if i'm deciding this is not safe enough for me now, i'm probably making decisions for the next couple of years and that leads to different decisions. kristen: dr. wac go away. when we come back, we will talk about the kids, five to kristen: abc 7 is holding a hall at 4:30 p.m. about vaccines for little ones. kate larsen is hosting this town hall and is joining us now live to continue the conversation with the u.s. eff -- doctor. >> we are looking forward to

james taylor. professor of politics at usf. professor, nice to have you back on the program. if you can be honest and clear, it's hard for us who aren't professors of law or lawyers to separate emotion from a verdict. legally speaking, was this a just trial? >> i think the judge did a great job of explaining the legal aspects of this in terms of the jury instructions. the judges role and the deliberation process. so i think again given what the court what was in the courtroom i think the implication of it and what we can -- is in the case of wisconsin vs. rittenhouse. in its own right. anything beyond that again would have to be looked at in the more broader sense of criminal justice reform. or where we are in terms of group and race relations. i think again on a micro level you have to keep the case in its courtroom. but then we can ask questions about the application of and the implication for the larger social issues in question. >> stick to the legal issue. when you review the case, look at it in realtime. like today in the past several weeks. what stands out in terms of

. >> political science professor james taylor says today's moment should end animus about women in the american highest office. he believes this could be a foreshadowing of what we could see in the next presidential election. two women competing for the top seat. but more significantly, women with multicultural backgrounds. >> the 21st century american is more like kamala harris than the old models or i'm black or white or latina, and it is more i'm black and i'm white and latina. >> diversifying what leadership looks like. nbc bay area news. >>> up next here at 6:00, heading out for the holidays, with gas prices at an all-time high. how people in the bay area are changing their plans for thanksgiving. >>> i'm chief meteorologist, a little bit of clouds, and we will show you how fast it moves out for tomorrow. we're back with the weekend forecast in eight minutes. >>> moments away when we come on the air in the west, we're in kenosha with reaction to the rittenhouse not guilty verdict. what his defense team says tonight, and also, with millions of us on the move for the holidays, what

leland actually performed "you've got a friend" with james taylor and requested we played at the todayd at the time and she wrote that song. >> kelly: that's insane. >> she let james recorded and then she did tapestry and cut it herself and last weekend i was at the rock & roll hall of fame and she was inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame and we played "you've got a friend" with the original band and i thought your such a great singer that it's an obvious choice for you. >> kelly: oh, man, thank you! i mean what's shocking to me is that she'd just now is getting inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. that's more shocking part of that story to me. >> she was inducted a number of years ago with her husband jerry goffman, but now she is and as a solo artist. >> kelly: wow! okay! i mean! it took long enough. that's crazy to me. >> never give up. >> kelly: "tapestry" is one of the greatest albums ever. thank you, leland, come back any time. all right, everybody, we have some great stuff going on today. the brilliant and talented and funny kal penn will be out in a moment! [cheers

people are shocked that it was so unanimous, but they're not surprised political scientists james taylor believes the not guiltyct t w resateee dply with ala bck communi etyvenho tugh the defendantnd a those he shot arell a white everyone in ameraic seems to have a common sensthe at ikyf le. house was latino or black? thatve erything wldouav heee bn mpcoletelyif dferent is happening in kenosha, rhtig? tbut i impacts all of us. it impacts black people ywerhere. it impac ttshe allies that stand with us iinn the demand for blackib leration in this cntoury everywrehe and wttrienhouseho st three people killing two durgin a black lesiv mteatr prostte in nosha. the teens attneorys successfuyll argueha tt he acted in selfef-dense. there was a dnyoubt that he shot theseol fks. the juryas w simply asked do u fi tndhat he was justified in seldef-fense or reay?ll doou y findha tt the gerovnment hasn' ptroven bendyo a reasonable dou tbthat he wn'a't justified. in thatom ment, iou wld say he eated his whole envirmeonnt and theforere he shodnul't get theen befit of being able to aiclm self-defense if h

. >> james taylor believes the not guilty verdict will resonate deeply with the black community even though the defendant and those he shot are all white. >> everyone in america seems to have common sense that if kyle rittenhouse was latino or black, everything would have been different. >> it's happening in kenosha but it impacts all of us, it impacts like people everywhere, the allies that stand with us and the demand of black liberation in this country. >> rittenhouse shot three people, killing two in kenosha. the attorney argued he acted in self-defense. >> there was no doubt he shot these folks, so the jury was asked do you find that he was justified in self-defense or do you find that the government has not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that he was not justified in that moment. >> they would say he created this environment so we should not get the habit of being able to claim self-defense is -- if he is the one who started the event by pointing the gun. >> the verdict is one of several across the country that police in the bay area are watching closely. another is the trial

. >>.. .james taylor, bonnie rat,it there were t a loofre gat simucians..show >> stephen: d anwe have a clip hef-re o- thi ink this is the enof your se ncondig ohtut there. >>ka oy. te>> sph: enso you've alyread turned 30, ink thi. >> yeah. te>> sph: enand the crowd is yingo tget u yoto dono e more song. jim? >> can i't giko on le is!th ( cheers andus applae) i'm 30 years! old my hea start'srtg into go on me! - i can't! ch( eersnd a applaeus ) - i can't! ( cheers and applause ) i can't! (chee arsnd applause )i dowan't nt you to beg. i wadon't nt t youo beg! ( chndeers a auspplae ) (♪ "quartther to re ♪e") ♪ wel'tl, don y knoouw half pas, t ninewi dadthdy g ♪ hine's swgi on ngthe saxth wi t girhels of blue ♪ d we'reanngci al tl overheoom r ♪ people weancire dngik le eyth were mad ♪ngin swig best band theyve er had ♪ sngwiing best song couler bd eve ♪ig a nht wh itdaddy g ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers a andppuslae ) >> ( laug)hs >>teenph: you're 30! yocat n'go on, you're 30! >> i't can gono like that, i'm 30 years old! and that, 'sthat it!>> sphteen: what's t ffdierenc

i want to thank you so much, james taylor, president and ceo of bridgeport.love yield you should too great to see you, sir. >> thank you, jim, i appreciate it >> "mad money" is back after the break. >> coming up, a storm is coming. so give us a call. cramer's got the answers to all your burning questions the lightning round is next! nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. >>> it is time it's time for the lightning round. buy, sell, bay, sell, buy, sell. and then the lightning round is over are you ready? stephen in new jersey. stephen? >> caller: yes hi, jim. i'm calling from livingston, new jersey >> not familiar with livingston. that's okay. what's going on? >> caller: okay. so when biden made a speech, he would like to build 500,000 charging stations. so my question is it a good time to invest in charging stations, blnk >> they're all pretty good something does happen in washington, not so good if it

it happened wednesday night when james and taylor bailey popped up on the kiss cam. a highlight on espn. >> my husband has always dreamed of me telling him in a cool way. i thought it would be cool to get on the kiss cam. >> messages started pouring in. we saw you on sportscenter, we saw you on that. kristen: taylor planned the whole thing in secret, bringing her parents long for the surprise. none of them thought this moment would go viral. congratulations. kumasi: i love how everybody is so happy for them. this man in the back is teasing -- is cheesing, he is so happy. up next, the seven thanks you need to know today. kristen: you can watch all of our newscasts live or on-demand on the bay area tv app available for apple tv, android tv, and roku. kumasi: as we had to break, let's take a live look outside. this is nice looking at santa cruz. we had this man w man there every morning. kristen: is that him? kumasi: i don't think so because usually he is looking for stuff in the sand. kristen: i am confused. i'm looking at the ocean so i am west yet i see a sunrise. exp

it happened wednesday night when james and taylor bailey popped up on the gas camera. james' reaction was later a sportscenter highlight on espn. >> my husband has always dreamed of me telling him in a really cool way, so i thought it would be neat to get on the kiss cam. >> shortly after it happened, the messages started pouring in with we saw you on sportscenter, we saw you on this and that. kristen: taylor planned the whole thing in secret, bringing her parents along for the surprise, but none of them thought the moment would go viral. i think this is wonderful for them and i am so excited. but i think it is only advisable only if you both were totally on board and were hoping and planning to have a kid. you know, sometimes it takes time to process that and you might want to do it -- kumasi: you don't want to do it in front of tv. kristen: in front of 50,000 people and then millions of fans who are watching. she had to have known. kumasi: coming up at 5:30, the thanksgiving tradition still going strong six years later. we are catching up with the strangers who became

in the years after james hanson speech, jerry taylor was hired by the think tank kato, my name is jerry taylor. i'm the director of natural resource studies here at the cato institute, kato hired people like me, primarily to change public opinion. and that's what i did. there may be some extreme events that occur down the road and we don't know what the chances for that might be. the climate skepticism is entirely dependent upon the promotion of doubt about the underlying science. james, hans and it nasa thinks it's maybe 710121520 percent. other scientists think there's probably more like 0.3 percent denial about the underlying sciences. the critical is the critical juncture that event while taylor takes a sip of water meat mock marano, what i'm going to like, yeah, i'm going to be looking at you can be sitting there. so i be like, my job essentially is covering the global warming movement. and communicating to the public, the latest findings. you look at the, the satellite data we're, we actually had no significant warming since 1998. actually no warming, we've been cooling and recent

james: this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: today, we are focused on all things retail.ad a black friday, cardify has -- ahead of black friday, cardify shows a specific type of consumer is set to spend more on the holidays this year. is it buy now, pay later? or is it buy more? caroline: the buy now, pay later shopper is even more aggressive. the interesting thing is whether it's more demographics or the way -- the freedom with which to be able to have that broken across certain payment schedules. they are more bullish and wanting to spend. taylor: let's get more insight with derrick fung, the cfo of cardify, who has been tracking all this data. what are the trends you are seeing this season? >> good to be back. very exciting demographic. millennials and gen z consumers love this concept of right now, pay later -- of buy now, pay later. i would love it to be buy now, pay never. it's a never -- novel concept that there is no interest. it's not revolving. there is no credit score check you need to do. consumers love it because they are often in debt from school. before, th

will: good morning james and taylor. good morning. >> good morning. thank you. reen. i don't know. i think we have to start with james. we have to start with surprising and planning the surprise. james, take us into the moment. what was going through your mind. how did the reveal occur? >> so, we were sitting at the game and i saw -- they were doing the kiss cam. i saw the camera come up on us and i thought just, you know, we were going to be on the kiss cam which is pretty could in and of itself. we break away from the kiss and she says i have something i need to tell you and i rook up at the screen and that's when you see my jaw drop and just pure shock. rachel: your reaction, james was amazing. i could watch that. pete: this is my favorite part when he throws his arms up. rachel: taylor, tell me why you decided to do it this way. we know you wanted to surprise him by why in this way? >> well, i love always surprising my husband. actually, you know, go big or go home, i guess. rachel: go big. [laughter] it? >> is our first child and everything. so, i was over t

that is shocked james bailey who learns his wife taylor is expecting on the kiss cam at the orlando magicuple something to be more grateful for this thanksgiving. >> when i looked up and saw the writing at the bottom, you know, that's why my jaw dropped. it was such a whirlwind of emotions at that point. >> there were some of my friends locally in town that were like, are you pregnant? are you at the game? no, you're on sports center. >> sports center. only bad news for the pair. magic lost, they are dead last in the eastern conference. >>> a costly penalty dooms the dallas cowboys in an overtime loss to the raiders on thanksgiving day. coy wire has this morning's bleacher report. hey, coy. >> christine, the cowboys and raiders not thankful for one another nor the officials this thanksgiving. tempers reach a boiling point. after a punt in the third quarter placing it on the side line, the cowboys rookie kalvin joseph, they got into it. they got the worst of the scuffle. tom hill had a bloody chin. none bigger than a pass. he gets all in the chest of zade jones. 33 yard penalty puts raider

james brown. buffalo finds out jonathan taylor is different. tetenacious and terrorizes the titans.g doesn't stay in vegas. washington proves to be ciment night spoiling superman's return. for 24/7 news and highlights return. for 24/7 news and highlights go to cbssportshq.com. they just sell candles, and they're making overhead? you know what kind of fish those are? -no. -eh, don't be coy. [ laughs ] [ sniffs, clears throat ] koi fish. it can be overwhelming. think a second. have we seen this shirt before? progressive can't save you from becoming your parents. but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto with us. but you know what? i'm still gonna get it. people today... they could spend half their lives over 50. but it's gonna to take some planning. what can you do for me? make sure your money lives as long as you do. the younger you are, the more you need aarp. join today. advanced non-small cellu remeu be chemoree combinatn the more you need aarp. of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newl

oh, one just north of taylor received a report of a fire and some slowing along one. oh, one darya. jamesuch. rain at 8.21. is the time and happening today we've got congress getting back to work and one other big priorities is going to be avoiding a government shutdown. congress passed a short-term funding bill back in october. but it expires on friday. and if the government shutdown happens, well, we're going to hundreds of thousands of federal workers facing furloughs. but essential workers like tsa and other federal law enforcement. they'll still have to work. they'll just have to work with no pay the last government shutdown was back in 2019. it lasted 35 days. >> time now is a 21 and jury selection starts today in the trial on actor jussie smollett. he's accused of staging a hate crime when he reported that 2 masked men attacked him in downtown chicago in january of 2019. his story drew skepticism from detectives who couldn't find any evidence any surveillance video or anything of the attack or any witnesses and then later it turns out smollett was charged with lying to the police.

taylor's account. he says, his facts were scientifically documented, and he still thinks james hanson is wrong, and denies misleading. the public kato has not replied to the critique in spite of repeated requests. let's take a look at the economics. the oil industry strategy paper describes her large sums of money to be given by the oil and energy industry to think tanks and organizations among recipients see fact well around the work was the best thing to do is it had the courage to do nothing might get any money from the oil companies, we might get some and competitive enterprise institute. we don't disclose our donors. however, some of our donors disclose that they fund us. the most notable being exxon mobil, which funded a number of groups for probably a decade. tax records, financial reports, and other documents show who exxonmobil funded after the strategy meeting from 1998 to 2006. 0 sh. the data shows that the world's major oil company in the years after the meeting donated at least $12000000.00 and probably much more to climate critical organizations and think tanks. and they're not the only ones

james bailey and his wife taylor featured on the kiss cam, looked up to see the message that reads congratulationsce: you got to toss it. carley: a school silence as an administrator for silencing critical race theory. >> so throw them places backlash after some call his comments on crime frivolous. reacting ahead of the new tribute to the conservative radio legend. >> we don't take time to consciously think of our lives because we are too busy living them. ♪♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual day♪♪ ♪♪feel like throwing my worries away♪♪ ♪♪as an old native-born californian would say♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual day♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual sky♪♪ ♪♪not a sign of a cloud passing by♪♪ ♪♪if my heart won't behave in the usual way♪♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. look, if your wireless carrier was a guy, experience the power you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better—xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. i'm deleting it. so break free from the bi

on capitol hill and also with us the "boston globe" james and following the chris sununu decision very carefully. cook political report jessica taylorrnc chair and msnbc political analyst and potential candidate for office and i say this because that's why i'm having you on mr. steele. it's michael steele. let me start with sahil and let me start with something here because a statement put out that comes across as very normal when it comes to mr. paul gossar and his video that showed him killing a co-worker. as they said here in any other job in america if a co-worker made a video killing another co-worker, that person would be fired. mr. mccarthy needs to decide if he will stand with the american people on the side of law and order or continue to support viilous and chaos. for about a month when marjorie taylor-green came in you could argue for a few moments last cycle during the whole steve king, kevin mccarthy would at least try to discipline some of these crazy radical members. is there an effort now? i mean, it looks like there has been nothing, not a word said by leadership here in any significant way. >> that is correct, chuc

taylor the second reports. >> the demand for action plan at the alameda county courthouse on thursday, anti-police terror project and its allies are asking that all charges be dropped against 25 year-old james lee ramzy ramzy was charged in may with assault and a hate crime following the attack on oakland chinatown chamber of commerce president karl chan. however, the hate crime charges were later dropped several months later, chan says he was walking near chinatown running errands when ramsey suddenly came from behind him and hit him in the head of back in april on thursday. the district attorney's office has the option to ask the judge to sentence ramsey to serve his time in a secure, mental health facility or face up to 4 years in state prison. something kept brooks with the anti terror police project considers unethical. james ramsey. >> had not been on his medication for a month at the time of the assault he was in extreme psychiatric. 2 arrests. did not harm mister chan because mister it is an asian rate. he engaged in in a violent act at the place of said where mental distress setting ramsey's history of mental illness. >> folks. argues prison is not the answer. she believes all char

james. shooting done! playset well surprised. omg movie magic studios. l o l surprise dance dance doll. gabby's dollhouse and real little locker. handbag bundle long name for those gifts. alright an early gift for taylororded album titled red. it features versions of her original 16 album tracks, plus 14 additional songs. swift re recorded all of our old music after her studio sold away her rights. this should both based in science center in oakland, now open for the first time in more than 18 months congresswoman barbara lee and assembly member mia bonta. we're at the ribbon cutting ceremony this morning to mark the reopening. the space and science center has new exhibits and a new nasa ames visitor center. the nasa experience exhibition is part of a partnership between nasa ames research center and szabo to bring more science, technology, engineering and math or stem. learning opportunities to oakland school children. part of our partnership with nasa. we are going to deepen our learning everywhere initiative. there's opportunity here at the science center, but we believe it's critically important to get to where kids are, particularly if you have equity and access in mind. so pre pandemic we had al

taylor says he's planning a community call to action, hoping to work with community members and local police agencies to find some sort of solution. to the rising crime reporting in oakland. i'm james torrez, ktvu fox two news. three people were shot in antioch as they attended what police called a peaceful vigil. officers were called to hillcrest park at 5 40. last night, someone fired shots into a large crowd there, police say a 17 year old 23, year old and 20 year old was shot and taken to the hospital with what officials described as non life threatening injuries. no suspects have been identified. there is no motive given for the shooting. kaiser permanente has reached a tentative agreement with its pharmacists across northern california the pharmacist were planning on striking starting today, but that strike has now been canceled, and pharmacy operations are expected to be back to normal later today. the three year deal reached overnight provides better wage and health benefits for some 2500 pharmacists across the state. this news comes just days after another tentative deal was reached by kaiser with more than 50,000 other union employees across four western states and admit

taylor. stjohnstone's reign as scottish league cup holders is over. they were beaten 1—0 by celtic in the semi—finals of the competition. substitute jamesp, hearts remain third despite losing 2—0 to motherwell, but the main drama of the day took place between dundee united and aberdeen. have a look at this. aberdeen's funso ojo was sent off after being pushed by a dundee united supporter. ojo ended up over the advertising hoardings before being pushed by the fan. ojo then confronted the fan before being pulled away by teammates and received a second yellow for his troubles. united's ian harkes then put his side ahead with just 10 minutes to go to send then to fourth in the table. now, what a day of rugby union matches we had yesterday as the autumn internationals draw to a close. england got a last minute win over south africa to avenge their 2019 world cup final defeat. wales won by a single point against australia and scotland beat japan. patrick gearey was watching. on another continent on the other side of a pandemic, england and south africa met in the world cup final. south africa one, england failed to score a try. so what a star