[applause] joining me are janine shaheen and maggie hassan.s well as representatives allie custer and chris pappas. this landmark piece of legislation represents a substantial investment in infrastructure, increased investment in transportation significantly and provides a 24% increase in funding for each of the core federal highway programs. in addition, over the five-year period, new hampshire will receive 225 million for bridge infrastructure to the -- which is much needed to help declining conditions. it also starts a new electric vehicle charging program new hampshire will receive 17 million for this use. for new hampshire airports, we anticipate an additional 45.6 million and for public transportation new hampshire will receive 130 million, a 30% increase from prior funding levels. [applause] so, with the bill signed into law, my team will work with the new hampshire executive council, governor chris sununu and the legislature to make sure that we put the dollars to good use. the investment is sizable and much-needed and we at the depart

janine: it's not just 44 islands speaking to major countries. i think we have public opinion and public eye, the public eye on leaders going into cop 26, so we're hopeful. >> saleemul huq is less optimistic about what might come from world leaders. >> saleemul: i do not have great faith in an outcome coming out from them. one reason is that outcomes depend on consensus. nearly 200 countries all have to agree, including countries that don't want any progress, and they can hold it up and they do hold it up. and so whatever comes out is a very, very low common denominator, which is nowhere near what is needed to solve the problem or tackle the problem. >> as negotiations continue over the size and shape of future aid for the developing world, people like mohammad nirob will continue suffering the present-day impacts of climate change. nirob: we face the storms, scorching heat of the sun, rainfall, everything. the river has devoured everything. now we are struggling to live. >>'s wife and four children have moved to a new house. they are a few miles

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. >> i have chief of department, janine nicholson and let me unmute her here. >> present. >> present. >> okay. >> all right. we have you present. via telephone.

. >> some of the "world news now" family, janine, our editor of the stars, and me and andrew there, andrewn amazon astronaut. >> i was missing the cowboy hat and like a sack of money. >> you looked like a million bucks, whether you had it or not. >> thank you. >> also making a big return after being canceled last year due to the pandemic is one of the new york city's most beloved traditions. we're talking about the village parades. this is a person tightrope walking on a tightrope literally moving down the street as it goes. that's how excited everyone was. >> is that a real tightrope? or something there like a power line. >> there's a couple cars underneath. >> i see. >> and next we have an incredible flash mob performance of, of course, michael jackson "thriller." >> you said it's my dream to do this. >> it is my dream to do this, new york city with everyone looking. how cool would that be? and of course the costumes were above and beyond this year. we had a scrubbing bubbles. that's an entire float decorated as scrubby there. then next we have, look at that, a royal flush. >> okay. >> a

>> reporter: janine spent a month on a ventilator early in the pandemic and doesn't want to see anyone else go through it. >> i wish people would look at real facts. >> reporter: 58% of all americans are fully vaccinated. that monmouth university poll i mentioned in the report found that 64% of people hosting thanksgiving this year will not ask about vaccination status. i also want to mention what's happening in europe, anne-marie, where cases have surged more than 50% in the last month, and the world health organization is warning americans to watch what's happening there, to learn from it, let it serve as a warning in the u.s. as to how quickly cases can tick back up during the winter months. >> good advice. laura podesta in new york, thank you so much, laura. >>> so jury deliberations will enter a second day in the kyle rittenhouse trial. jurors are deciding the fate of the 18-year-old who killed two people and injured a third last year. as nancy chen reports, there are concerns about possible violence when a verdict is announced. >> reporter: in an unusual process, kyle rittenhouse

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major london breed alongside fire chief janine nicholson helped packed to go deals.hey said it was nice to spend thanksgiving together after more than a year of covid protocols. people looking to buy a christmas tree can expect to pay a little more this year. tree farm owners say that a heatwave over the summer in oregon and wildfires have created a shortage. ktvu is amberleigh visited a tree lot in san francisco to see what customers can expect. do you really feel like you're kind of like in a mini winter wonderland ? a winter wonderland at clancy's christmas trees, a family owned lot operating in san francisco's sunset neighborhood since 1949 that evergreen smell is like. my favorite sort of memory coming in. this is great. it's festive . it's uh, you know, old miss christmas soldiers here attacks it comes to 1 55 61 already for many families a visit here after their thanksgiving meal. is tradition. it feels like our own sort of homecoming. like we know it's thanksgiving. we're going to come to clancy's. we know they're going to be open and just kind of kick starts

[applause] >> janine lawa. [applause] >> last but not least, the last honoree is randy burns who could not be here unfortunately be that doesn't mean we can't give him a round of applause. [applause] >> in addition to the certificate and necklaces, the staff also obtained these beautiful shaws for all our honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. ls fo honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. >> as many of you know, but some may not, every tribe has their own tradition and customs for honoring someone. intertribal communities, we do the best of what we know and what we got. in our way, we honor with gifts and shawls and blankets, all types of things. that's why we have these gifts for our honorees. >> we would like to call upon all nations for an honor song. please stand if you are able. >> thank you all nations for that honor song and thank you so much to our advisory committee. you all may be seated now. [applause] >> as april mentioned earlier, this past year and a half or however many

eastenders' janine butcher met coronation street's steve mcdonald on first dates.n? seven. mastermind's clive myrie tested mel giedroyc on the life and times of her co—host, graham norton. what is graham's favourite film? clingfilm. no, et. and 0wain wyn evans found outjust how much his 24—hour drumathon had raised. an incredible 5,601,138! thank you so much. and that helped the total money raised on the night reach... a whopping 59,389,048! an increase of 2 million on last year. colin paterson, bbc news, salford. regular trains are returning to the dartmoor line in devon for the first time in almost 50 years. from today, great western railway services will run between 0kehampton and exeter. it's part of a government scheme to restore abandoned railway lines. john maguire reports. when the railway arrived in 0kehampton, the town threw a huge street party to celebrate. that was 150 years ago. the next century saw crowds gather for other important occasions — to name trains and to send the town's sons off to war. and even the line's closure in 1972, part of the beech

so finally we didn't explode at 30 miss janine march and they were already a thing they had in buffalo and supporting as. busy well, we've had care in to make it up to the, into me that the, the station in the last that, and in somebody sent him back or 2 people in the 1st place where people are writing and some of the other collaborators from that were mentioning that he said he sent me one home and he's all they had problem related to walk during 5 to 7 days nowadays that he saw last year that they can do the colonel. but before they were $5.00 to $7.00 days more than more than many months, we said that they are a. busy 1000000 so that means that that is the capital sometimes a little bit old and other said that i need to be younger, but they are when the children sometimes don't listen, some time mine or no, not from pain. and what they had mentioned to me that at the beginning they go in groups, but there is one moment talk with the, the images that people, they lock their companions. and finally they need to be in a hurry to continue, continue on advancing. and finally, many peopl

carley: judge janine said she trusts the jury system as well. the judge's decision not to question the jury and sort of honesty, don't talk to anybody, don't watch the news but it is up to the jury. why weren't they sequestered? >> i wouldn't say i don't know if there is enough of a security issue in this case. these jurors are going to be protected. they won't let them be out on their own but you got to trust your jury, the american system is based on a jury of your peers, jurors trusted to do the job. sequestering them is another way for the protesters to send a message to use that against the jury but we haven't heard about their family so far. >> not even the threat but a matter of changing your opinion. if you hear 500 national guard troops, it is a lot for somebody to say this decision could be weighing on what i decide, to make the right decision according to the law and that's a big job. the other thing, the protesting outside the courthouse, the signs people were holding, self defense is not a crime, a pro kyle rittenhouse sign it anoth

here's video of judge janine taking the electric car for a spin. that judge, she doesn't care.pposedly, i heard you know business. is this going to happen? i'm a big fan of the self-driving car for a number of reasons. but i don't know if people are going to give up the -- the driving themselves. >> this is not going to happen without the steering wheel and without pedals. it's like no control. >> it's a tram. like -- you know the trams you take in the airport. going to sit in there and you think that the road is driving you. >> it's like the democrat party under nancy pelosi. no control. >> oh! >> greg: ladies and gentlemen, what you saw there was a clever way of injecting red meat humor into a nonred meat story. liz, you are a pro. >> but, maybe eric swalwell could take this for his takeout. >> the horn goes fang-fang! >> there you go. there you go. cat, this ideal for people who are double fisters, right? you can drink two drinks. >> i didn't know what you meant by that. i'm english. >> no. no. >> greg: didn't anybody go to college? that's double fisting. two drinks. you sic

wednesday, the patriot awards along with a ton of other people, laura, sean, brian kilmeade, judge you janine tucker: the one thing we know for sure about kamala harris' we should all be very grateful to have her because she's historic for reasons that no one ever explains but there's a lot we don't know about kamala harris. she grew up in canada, where she went to high school. she's not from this country in that sense, didn't know that, doesn't mean she's not going to be a good vice president but why haven't we heard that? but how did someone who clearly is not liked by the people around her and clearly is in very good at her job get so high up? we know for first meaningful job in politics was given to her by her boyfriend at the time who is married, willie brown, the most powerful democrat in california, we know willie brown is not the only powerful person she dated. we are not exactly sure what to make of it but it turns out kamala harris also stated the tabloid tv show host montel williams always doing shows about people's weird lives which we know because of his video, watch. >> long bef

eastenders' janine butcher met coronation street's steve mcdonald on first dates.raham norton. what is graham's favourite film? clingfilm. laughter. boo — no, et. and owain wyn evans found outjust how much his 24—hour drumathon had raised. here we go... an incredible 5,601,138! thank you so much. and that helped the total money raised on the night reach... a whopping 59,389,048! an increase of £2 million on last year. colin paterson, bbc news, salford. you can watch the highlights of the show on bbc one at ten to three tomorrow afternoon. we canjust we can just take your life to vienna because there is a demonstration under way after austria became the first country in europe to make coronavirus vaccinations compulsively under new yours and tarmac —— under new laws announced on friday. it was suggested potentially 10,000 people could join in this match and there was anger against these new rules that were making it compulsory for austrians at the vaccine we will keep icicles what is happening in the you updated. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah ke

this in san francisco that needs as much as we can give him mayor london breed alongside fire chief janine go meals, they say. it's nice to spend thanksgiving together after a year of covid-19 protocols, families and people all over the city people stopping people coming from other countries. it's just the city is coming alive again. tables set for a thanksgiving lunch full of turkey centerpieces. and peanuts art people here say this is what thanksgiving and the holiday season is all about. this is the first traditional event that we have to participate in this wonderful. we get more out of it probably done a lot of other people in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. yeah it really is wonderful. what glide does and saint anthony's just around the corner did the same thing moving all of its meal preparation and serving outdoors as well. i was happy to join a number of volunteers there once again. another organization doing amazing work here in the bay area? well anyone who's been at a grocery store lately has certainly felt the pinch of rising food prices. and now that's st

here's video of judge janine taking the electric car for a spin. that judge, she doesn't care.is going to happen? i'm a big fan of the self-driving car for a number of reasons. but i don't know if people are going to give up the -- the driving themselves. >> this is not going to happen without the steering wheel and without pedals. it's like no control. >> it's a tram. like -- you know the trams you take in the airport. going to sit in there and you think that the road is driving you. >> it's like the democrat party under nancy pelosi. no control. >> oh! >> greg: ladies and gentlemen, what you saw there was a clever way of injecting red meat humor into a nonred meat story. liz, you are a pro. >> but, maybe eric swalwell could take this for his takeout. >> the horn goes fang-fang! >> there you go. there you go. cat, this ideal for people who are double fisters, right? you can drink two drinks. >> i didn't know what you meant by that. i'm english. >> no. no. >> greg: didn't anybody go to college? that's double fisting. two drinks. you sick, sick people. >> all right. >> i don't d

the show will be in the patriot awards along with a ton of other people at fox, laura, sean, judge janine to foxnation.com/patriot arwards for tickets. hope to see you there. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. >> tucker: the one thing we know for sure about kamala harris is we should all be very, very grateful to have her because she's historic for reasons no one ever explains but there's a lot we don't know about kamala harris. most people really don't know she really grew u

she has a black woman in high office and the view cohost blamed her unpopularity on american saw janineaks t wear our country is great let's come down on the woman who happens to be the first female vice president that we have eve had in this country's history. >> it she's a woman, but she ha been giving these tasks that ar just what is she supposed to do with immigration? >> first of all, i can't wait t hear your take on this. >> i mean, it's interesting tha mainstream media seems to be aligned in attacking their firs vice president, the first woman vice president who happens to also be a woman of color. these reports that are coming out of. >> but wait a minute. do you think cnn is racist for covering the rift that is now widely looked at? i mean, they are responding, th chief of staff, her evil a responding say it's not that we just use the president, if you feel the need to respond, there is something they are. >> what's also there is that she's a woman, and that she's a woman of color and that the media is really trying to negatively portray her in even trying to say that a future

retired justice janine geske, served on the wisconsin supreme court, marquette university law professoro be here. >> what's your take? >> well, everybody's nerves are frayed, that's my first take. you know, in terms of the judge's reaction today, i think there are a couple of things going on. one of the things that happens during a high profile, tough homicide case is, everybody gets more tired and more angry and more on edge as the trial goes on. and i think that's happening in this trial. judge schroeder, i was appointed two years earlier than judge schroeder to the bench. if i had stayed on the bench, i would be longer than him on the bench. he is a tough, no-nonsense judge. that is his reputation. he was angry today. and i think rightfully so. the risk of mentioning or alluding to a defendant's right to remain silent as somehow inferring guilt is one of those basic rules, as he stated. >> why do you think the prosecutor did it? >> you know, i think the prosecutor was looking at it in a different light. he was trying to use what happened to say that kyle had adjusted his statements b

. >> i have chief of department, janine nicholson and let me unmute her here. >> present. >> present. >> okay. >> all right. we have you present. via telephone. >> good morning, everybody. to commence our meeting, please allow me to make this acknowledgment on the san francisco fire commission acknowledges that we are on unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, or forgotten their responsibilities as the care takeers of this place as well as for all people who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elder, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. thank you. >> thank you. item 2, resolution 2021-04. resolution making findings to allow tele conferenced meetings under califor

. >> reporter: former wisconsin supreme court justice janine gesky agrees binger faced a challenge fromecially with the videos from the night of the incident. >> i had the sense that he was using too much video. you know, it was sort of -- it reinforces this chaos that was going on. >> reporter: she says it's kyle rittenhouse himself that could pose the biggest problem for binger. >> most the time the prosecution is dancing in the aisles when a defendant takes the stand because often that's what convicts an offender. you know, they're all over the board. there was none of that fromrity house. >> reporter: binger lost pretrial motion, the judge not allowing testimony on rittenhouse's comments about prior looting in chicago which according to the motion he said, quote, i wish i had my expletive ar, i'd start shooting rounds at them. >> they could have used it because he was saying i only have this gun in case i need it. i'm there to render medical assistance. >> reporter: she says binger tried to push the envelope and went too far when he approached the topic in court anyway. >> you're an

community, an francisco that needs as much as we can give him mayor london breed alongside fire chief janineeals, they say. it's nice to spend thanksgiving together after a year of covid-19 protocols, families and people all over the city people stopping people coming from other countries. it's the city is coming alive again. tables set for a thanksgiving lunch full of turkey centerpieces and peanuts art. people here say this is what thanksgiving and the holiday season is all about . this is the first traditional event that we have to participate in this wonderful we get more out of it probably done a lot of other people in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. and it's st anthony's dining room, also in san francisco's tenderloin, those in the work program cooked up holiday favorites, including turkey and dressing, and then teams of volunteers put together that to go meals. due to the pandemic. the thanksgiving meal services. st anthony's was also moved outdoors. people lined up on golden gate avenue to pick up lunch today, and i was among today's volunteers and boy, it felt g

this in san francisco that needs as much as we can give him mayor london breed alongside fire chief janinego meals, they say. it's nice to spend thanksgiving together after a year of covid-19 protocols, families and people all over the city people stopping people coming from other countries. it's the city is coming alive again. tables set for a thanksgiving lunch full of turkey centerpieces. and peanuts art. people here say this is what thanksgiving and the holiday season is all about . this is the first traditional event that we have to participate in this wonderful we get more out of it, probably then a lot of other people in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. some bay area grocery stores were bustling with people getting ready for their holiday dinners. last night, we found some people doing last minute shopping at star grocery in berkeley. that's because that store and many others were closed today or closed early to allow workers to spend time with their family and friends. many dinner staples flew off the shelves from turkey's two sides and desserts. had a shipment

. >> brangham: janine felson is another veteran of these climate summits.d also the lead negotiator on climate finance for the alliance of small island states. >> climate change has very, very different impacts across the globe. but for countries that are already in vulnerable situations, they are existential impacts. these extreme events can take away years and years of what people who are already vulnerable have taken to build up. it destroys everything in its path. we're not "in the same boat." we're in totally different things. we might be in a little canoe with leaky holes. but we're definitely not in the "same boat." >> brangham: felson says cop26, and meetings like it, put leaders from the richest countries, the biggest emitters, face-to-face with the countries bearing the worst of climate change. >> it's not just 44 islands speaking to major countries. i think we have the public eye on leaders, so we're hopeful. >> brangham: saleemul huq is less optimistic about what might come from world leaders. >> i do not have great faith in an outcome coming ou

janine need their own battery. well, in this case our textile right.e that none of these devices need their battery. >> all you need is your kind of touched top. you need or one charger your cell phone, for example, your cell phone just power. everything. >> on its own to make those payments. you would also need your cell phone nearby. you just wouldn't have to pull it out of your pocket. the entire of technology kind driving down the work we have to do, right. really. that's the point of technology. i don't want to have to take a to do this necessarily right. and it lets say for at my watch. right. i want to take off my watch. the charges. well, let's say i just have my textile discharge automatically. >> that was chip yost reporting the engineers say the technology could also help athletes monitor. >> how their body is performing in real time. but all of this probably will not happen soon. in fact, it could be several years before we see smart clothing in stores. 2 lucky turkeys. there they are from indiana getting the v i p treatment at a washington

judge janine and geraldo jesse and greg and i. make chemo your cause.hat was a fitting tribute for a new pub don't pop. here's the faulkner >> harris: with what is unfolding, democrats in key swing districts may choose to keep their distance from president biden. things have gotten more expensive. president has a growing crisis now. i'm harris faulkner, you're in the "faulkner focus." progressives don't care, they are persisting to push biden and his agend

headline from the washington post saying he could lose it about the prosecution's missteps where janine the trial judge. then you have in newsweek why a rittenhouse mistrial is unlikely, which is my concern. the judge would need to prove that binger prevented rittenhouse from receiving a fair trial and that his conduct was, quote, outrageous, provoked a mistrial. maya, if maya is concerned about a hung jury, loss by the prosecution or a mistrial. none of the above? >> i'm concerned about all of it. i think a mistrial is unlikely. i don't think the judge is going to see it as a mistrial situation. i also think that joyce is absolutely right about the importance and possibility of conviction for lesser included offenses. remember actually the most serious charge in this case is the murder charge for mr. huber, who is the second man kyle rittenhouse killed who had the skateboard. if that becomes a lesser included offense, he could still get 25 years for reckless endangerment if he's convicted of it. i do think it's important. i was a little concerned that the judge in this case, and i thin

. >> exactly, janine, it's my body and my covid. i can give it to whoever i want. suddenly the woke mob is coming after me. >> did you ever lie about being vaccinated? >> no, i never lied. hi took all my teammates in the huddle and got their faces three inches away from my wet mouth telling them trust me, i am more or less immimmunized. my record is still 7-1, meaning the eight people i infected, seven are fine. >> wow. >> reverend al, the part of this that is always and i have not figured out, i just have not figured out. if you are playing on a team day in and day out, you have been struggling with baseball of the first day of spring training or football's first early summer camps. you have been fighting hard and working hard with one goal is to win the super bowl. and my gosh, anybody that's ever played football understands how intense those fractures are and how much the focus is on getting to the end and winning every game. i will be honest with you, the same thing with red sox players who did not get the vaccines and red sox fought covid throughout the second

i see inspector janine young and i work for the department ofpublic health . with the program manager of the retail tobacco program program as well as jennifer coward. as to your questions we have not had to suspend our businesses for flavors yet. this would bethe first suspension . >> got it, thank you. >> president: any other commissionerthere's one left .any other comments? i will weigh in. these cases are always opposed. this is small business. it clearly servesthe neighborhood. clearly it has the respect of some neighborhood constituencies . and it is the last type of organization that i, i will speak formy fellow commissioners . the hard part comes in that if we don't support the department of health with a regulation that is very clear and with especially with unfortunately a multiple offender because there have been, this isn't the first time the health department went by and noted that there was a breach of the regulation. so if we don't uphold what the board of health has to uphold i believe we undermine the board of public health and that we undermi

ignored parents being kept out of the classroom, ignored the inflation in virginia and the issues for janine's mandate. when you get the results? wind you get a verdict? before or after the mandate kicks in? that will be important. >> we filed today. it is so egregious that the biden administration would put front-line workers who worked through the whole pandemic, saved lives, at risk, if they are making agency over their own body. i am very pro-vaccine. i got the vaccine, my kids have gotten it but i don't think people should choose between putting food on their table and livelihood and the government mandated vaccine. i think it is unconstitutional. we don't know what the courts are going to do. this is such an emergency, so critical to our public health and safety that we are going to delay it until after the holidays in january. it seems politically motivated and takes away from the argument that biden is making that it is a huge public health issue. stuart: in new jersey republican jack - refusing to concede. >> we are looking at the way new jersey brings in their vote, the accounting vo

school and activities is a topic written about today in "the wall street journal" op-ed pages by janine the new civil liberties alliance. this is the argument being made. patients, in this case, children, may not be forced, coerced or pressured into taking emergency use authorization products and are entitled by law to refuse them. another statute authorizes the president to require members of the armed services to take it and the president has the power to require this is done the military. no law authorizes such mandates outside the military. conditioning access to participation in public life with treatment on an unimproved vaccine is the antithesis of free and informed consents, and, therefore, unlawful. private institutions have forced -- that have forced a drug on children could face lawsuits. you can read more in "the wall street journal," and listen to the latest on the covid statistics from the white house covid-19 response team. they will hold a briefing at 11:00 a.m. eastern time this morning. look for our coverage right here on c-span. paul, we are in open forum. in virginia

many of your favorite fox news talent and book signings with tucker carlson, brian kilmeade, judge janine, foxnation.com/patriot awards. >> john rich always comes with a risky set up, put your name on a bottle before you leave. it could be as quick as the end of the patriot awards, property of will cain. >> i will save a glass for you. if you get a ticket can save a glass for dan ongino. get a chance to meet us. >> my dad will be there too. you can see who sponsored me. forget me. my dad is there when you go to the patriot awards. see you next week. don't forget, you can purchase right now the all american christmas book with all your favorite fox talent. >> you signed my book, too late in the show, they might know, i reveal earlier in the show, got a book signed for me but anyone else can get it signed by you too. >> the patriot awards. i will be signing them as well. >> as part of your book, don't know what that is. rachel: one of the reasons, there is incredible photos inside this book, all your favorite - for playing a game so you can guess who are the use fox personalities as a child