jared: for pbs news weekend, i'm jared bowen in brookline, massachusetts. ♪ john: finally tonight, ifou're in the market for some rare presidential memorabilia, and you've got deep pockets, have we got an auction for you. this is one of the rarest american flags in existence. >> april 14, 1865. john: and it's about to go on the auction block. >> certainly among the marquee optionis this really quite significant flag that draped the coffin of president lincoln following his tragic assassination, as the coffin was loaded onto a train in washington and then embarked on a historic run from washington to philadelphia to new york city, on to other stops as it made its way to springfield, illinois, where the president was buried. john: april 14, 1865. the civil war had ended just days before. a war-weary abraham lincoln went to ford's theater in washington to see a popular comedy of the day, "our american cousin." as the audience reacted to one of the play's biggest laugh lines, aor john wilkes booth entered the presidential box and shot lincoln in the head. items related to lincoln's assass

. >> reporter: but, when his son jared was born. >> here's a picture of me and jared. >> reporter: heo tease jared quite a bit, you know, i used to have a car like that one over there. you know, you needed diapers, so that's what happened to that car. >> i thought he was full of it. >> i used to have a camaro, like the guy at the bar talking about the high school championship from 20 years ago or something. >> reporter: for more than 40 years, that camaro was part of the family's fabric of stories, which jared heard time and time again. >> it's a 1967, marina blue camaro ss with the 350, small block v-8, an automatic three-speed transmission. >> reporter: jared knew his dad loved that car. and so he set out to find it. >> i wanted to begin the quest to get my dad's car back. >> reporter: it took years to find a similar model and fix it up. but this year, on his dad's 65th birthday, jared shared his surprise. decades in the making. >> that is not just a '67 camaro. >> right. >> that is your '67 camayor ro. that is your car. thanks for the diaper money, dad. >> reporter: it was a moment

thank you, jared, my pleasure. so let's take a look now at some of the use of new stories today is ralph has launched a new strikes against the his, the last stronghold of stopping by ruth. these riley issued evacuation warning saying was targeting the militant group, lebanon's health minis, ministry. he says he's riley strikes on the south of the country killed 5 medics belonging to his belie related rescue falls. german tech company bar says it will cut its automotive division workforce by as many as 5 and a half 1000 jobs. and the next several years is it flames? stock nice thing. global costs sales, excess capacity, and a slow transition to electric powered vehicles. in recent weeks, german trade unions of set top they protest against the expected costs. and australian teenager has become the 6 foreign tours to die of suspected method. all poisoning and allow the woman who felt ill in the town of young vang and rushed to a hospital in bangkok in neighbouring thailand, who just follows a string of all the touris

jared-- jared schmitz . maxton soviak . daegan w.y master sergeant kevin tebo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, you may be seated. ladies and gentlemen, ms. coral doolittle, mother of corporal humberto a. sanchez . >> good afternoon. my name is coral doolittle. proud mother of corporal humberto sanchez. everybody knows him by bert. august 26th, 2021, 13 american soldiers paid the ultimate price. the blank check they find when they enlisted was cashed in full. their love for this country was greater then the threat they faced from the enemy. they worked tirelessly to save as many lives as possible. and while there time was cut short, they gave everything they had. though their bodies were wary and restless, they continued. not swayed by exhaustion or fear. they saw the desperate faces of women and children who were trying to escape from that horrific place. and they found the strength to keep going. as parents, we believe our sons and daughters true that strength from above. the higher power. it was nearly impossible to endure 10 days

jared goff and company are really on a roll. i mean, it's just crazy how good they are now. >> that's my dude right there. >> beat jacksonville 52 to 6 yesterday i know the jags are really bad. goff for 12 throwing and four touchdowns. here's here's a crazy stat. and i'm on ross saint brown is so good. lions scored six touchdowns while goff only had five incompletions. lions have won eight straight nine of their first ten in a season. for the first time since 1934. it's been a while. tell me what you see with goff and this team that's loaded with weapons. >> well, 82% passing. but what he's doing is he's really efficient as he's scanning the field as he's finding receivers. he understands the playbook and it's hard for people to understand how difficult it is to go from playbook to playbook, and how much time it takes to really grow into being an nfl quarterback. but jared had to play as a rookie number one overall pick. they expect you to play. and so he kind of got thrust into the game. and sometimes it takes a little bit. you

jared jared schmitz. maxton maxton soviak. diego and w. daegan w. page.s and gentlemen please stand for the playing of taps by master ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the playing of taps by master sergeant kevin jebo. [ playing of taps ] [ playing of taps ] ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, you may be seated. ladies and gentlemen, you may be seated. ladies and gentlemen ms. coral dolittle. mother of corporal ladies and hgentlemen, ms. cor doolittle, mother of humberto sanchez. >> good afternoon. my name is coral. proud mother of humberto sanchez. everybody knows him by bert. on august 26th, 2021, 13 american soldiers paid the ultimate price. the blank check they signed when they enlisted was cashed in full. their love for this country was greater than the threats they faced from the enemy. they worked tiredly to save as many lives as possible. and while their time was cut short, they gave everything they had. to their bodies were weary and restless, they continue. not swayed by exhaustion or fear. they saw the desperate faces of women and children who wer

>>> and jared kushner is expected to head back to the white house. new details on the role he could play on the world stage now. >>> and dr. sanjay gupta back to answer all of your questions about whether weight loss drugs like ozempic are right for you. those stories and more, ahead. dad: hey boss. you okay? son: i said i'm fine. ♪ dad: you can talk to me. son: it's been really, really hard for me. >>> it is deadline day for rudy giuliani and that $148 million defamation judgment against him. a judge says trump's former attorney must turn over prized possessions, including his manhattan apartment, mercedes benz, and other valuable assets to two georgia election workers he defamed and that should happen by today. the judge warned giuliani and those helping him they could face contempt if they ignore the court's orders. now giuliani's attorneys are trying to quit the case because of disagreements with him. cnn's senior crime and justice reporter, katelyn polantz is joining us now. there is a lot going on here, but the ultimate thing is, these two elec

no ivanka and jared.y want no part of the next administration and have not been part of the campaign. thanks to both of you, dasha and monica. we appreciate all of your reporting as this evolves. susan page, let's talk about elon musk and rfk junior, talk about unofficial roles. they are likely going to play important roles, but not cabinet secretaries necessarily, according to what rfk junior seemed to be saying so vaughn hillyard yesterday. >> no. >> possibly to avoid senate confirmation. with the senate now in republican control, it would be easier. >> yes. but even with 52 republican senators and maybe more, i think robert f. kennedy junior could be a heavy lift. you don't need senate confirmation if you are on the white house staff. it looks like that's going to happen. that will be remarkable given the views that rfk junior expressed on fluoride in water. elon musk doesn't need a formal role. in his informal role, the richest man in the world is the most powerful civilian in the world as one of the

jared holz is here.s was actually pretty good on viking. >> brian, thanks for having me. appreciate it. on the surface, the data were good. it was kind of a reiteration of what the company had said about this program over the past cupful cup ful couple of weeks and the stock had done really welcoming into the medical meeting, where more data kind of came out. but i think the fact that the stock had been on a nice run, and then on the flip side, there's so much more competitive data out there, astrazeneca had some oral data, that was a contributing factor to the weakness today. and then as soon as we have anything good in health care, you know, investors kind of look at the negative side of the equation, as well, you know, a lot of costs with respect to development and manufacturing and the competitive landscape is obviously very strong here, too, so, i think all those things were factors today. >> so, jared, when you look at this, just give us the -- the game play for the average trader. when it first st

>> reporter: of course, jared knew his dad never really regretted selling that car.like the one his dad had just didn't exist. so jared spent three years scouring the internet for parts and putting it together, piece by piece. until last >>> the coast guard is prepared for the dangerous weekend. >> right here is our command center. >>> we will introduce you to the team that acts for eyes and ears for rescue crews in the waters. the difficult decisions they are sometimes faced with. >>> a dog attack, ends with the police killing one of them. >>> the way they got out and acted up like that. that is shocking to me. and >>> alameda county's da has yet to acknowledge the recall results, but people are already lining up to take her place >> when the victims reached out to me they reached out for a reason and i answered the call. >> meet the contenders. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. for many of us the weekend means hitting the great outdoors, a warning tonight if you plan to head to the coast. a high surf advisory is in effect throu

jared schmitz. maxton soviak. diego and w.egan page. >> ladies and gentlemen please stand for the playing of taps by master sergeant. ♪ ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, you may be seated. ladies and gentlemen ms. coral dolittle. mother of corporal humberto sanchez. >> good afternoon. my name is coral dolittle. august 26, 2021, 13 american soldiers paid the ultimate price when they enlisted. their love for this country was greater than the dangers they faced from the enemy. they worked tirelessly to save as many lives as possible. and though the time was cut short, they gave everything they had. they continue --

we know that ivanka and jared were right there by donald trump's side.ared kushner's office right off the oval office. ivanka trump right above the oval office. the kushners have said they are not going back to washington. they have not been involved in this campaign. should donald trump be declared the winner, do not expect jared and ivanka to go to the white house. it does beg the question, i've asked many sources over the last couple of weeks, would any member of the trump family go? as we've been reporting, david, one of the members that has been very active in this campaign is donald trump jr. i spoke to him earlier tonight. he said that his family feels incredibly vindicated by the results so far. and one of the things he said to me is that he felt that so far, he had an impact on this race. as we know, david, we reported on the air with you. it was don jr. that really was the driving force behind j.d. vance being on the ticket with his father. tonight, don jr. telling me, "my guy is going with my father potentially to the white house." >> david: a

>> reporter: of course, jared knew his dad never really regretted selling that car. the one his dad had just didn't exist. so jared spent three years scouring the internet for parts and putting it together, piece by piece. until last month, when he handed over the keys for his dad's 65th birthday. >> that is your car. thanks for the diaper money. >> and he was just overcome. and he wrapped his arms around me. it was the best. it was the best. >> he loves me a lot. as much as i love him. >> reporter: we all give up something to start a family. but if you're lucky and patient, sometimes, you can have your camaro and keep it, too. steve hartman, "on the road," in mesquite, texas. >> jericka: and the sacrifice is always worth it. well, that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell and all of us here, i'm jericka duncan in new york. have a great night. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >>>>it's the worst disease i've ever seen in my >>> it's the worst disease i've ever seen in my life. >> millions of americans are living with alzheimer's disease. >> i will not sugarcoa

. >> but when his son, jared, was born -- >> here's a picture of me and jared. >> reporter: he didn'tase jared quite a bit. you know, i used to have a car like that over there. but no, you needed diapers, that's what happened to that car. >> i thought he was full of it. i used to have a camaro. like the guy at the bar aub the high school championship. >> reporter: for more than 40 years, that car was the part of the family's fabric of stories, which jared heard time and time again. >> it's a 1967 polina blue camaro ss with a 350 small block v8, an automatic three-speed transmission. >> reporter: jared knew his dad loved that car. so he set out to find it. >> i began the quest to get my dad's car back. >> reporter: it took years to find a similar model, and fix it up. but this year, on his dad's 65th birthday, jared shared his surprise, decades in the making. >> that is not just a 67 camaro, that is your '67 camaro. that is your car. thanks for the diaper money, dad! dad! it was a moment that brought earl to tears. after getting reacquainted, earl will tell you this '67 camaro isn't ex

>> most don't have the wealth of knowledge jared has.up over 9%. the larger cap biotech index, it's up 3%. 3 to 1 outperformance. i stay with the xpi. >>> tesla losing charge as one firm doubles down in its call to sell the stock. 'lscs that ahead. first, going to europe. airlines sure hope you are. what the big boost means for the sector. back in two. >>> welcome back to "fast money." booking holdings and united airlines hitting all-time high with big demand for new choice destination. europe. phil lebeau with the travel trade. >> europe is key to the growth that united has experienced over the last year and is expecting in the fourth quarter. take a look at this. these are the number of seats for all airlines, not just the u.s. air lines, but european airlines as well. we are now above the levels that we saw in terms of transatlantic seats back in 2018. yes, fractionally lower but this year over 6.5 million, and when you look at united, its capacity on transatlantic flights up 4.9% compared to last year by targeting markets like palerm

jared is worried about what rfk would do over vaccinations. whether or not rfk gets to do anything else, who knows but this is a gentleman who has absolutely no training in public health, no experience, nor does he have experience in bio pharmacological processes either, he's a quack scientist. it's obvious. and mr. trump is doing this to be provocative. now tearing down government when children's health is on the line is not okay. i was disappointed in jared, who is one of my favorite governors but it is not okay, it's not okay to do what he did to cast doubt on processes that are well-established in science. it makes parents scared. when parents are scared, they don't take action, if people freeze and we lose 10 to 20% of our vaccination rate, you will see disease spread widely across america and you've got a lot of children who are too young to be vaccinated who will be vulnerable when the disease spreads. you will see polio come back and outbreaks of measles and mumps and chickenpox. all of these things don't sometimes kill you, they also

thank you, jared, my pleasure. so let's go to round up this some other global news headlines now is ralph is launched me a strikes against the his, the la stronghold of southern by raised the east riley army issued evacuation warnings, saying was targeting the militant groups living on health ministry status is riley strikes on the south of the country, killed 5 medics belonging to has the law related risky for you as president elect. donald trump says he'll nominate is going to send to serve as the next treasury secretary, bisette is a hedge fund manager who was an advocate. so deficit reduction. in recent times, he's called for tax reform and deregulation. to encourage garage by, spain has 5 find budget airlines, including ryan air and easy jet, almost 119000000 euros for what it cost abusive practices. it can seem a ride some industry and highlighted certain fees for hand luggage and the practice of charging passengers extra to reserve an adjacent state for a child saying the policies the violated passengers rig

the jared read. welcome to the program. russian president vladimir persian says moscow has a new stock pile or has a stock pile of the new type of ballistic missile that it used to strike you crane on thursday. and that he is ordering, the mass production of more pollution says the kremlin will put the medium rank range, arrest nick me, sol, into service on to come back conditions. nice. so and teeth have cold emergency talks over the attack in ukraine's east. a c c t, v captured multiple strikes on the pro ukrainian city where russia says it tested a new medium range, hypersonic ballistic missile, named the arrest snake, or hazelnut tree. the kremlin says the weapon can move 10 times faster than the speed of sound divide air defenses. the missiles at tech targets the speed of the mouthful 10, and then the, the, this is 2.5 to 3 kilometers per 2nd. gives me the world's most modern air defense systems. and the american mt missile defenses in europe can count out to intercept such missiles loop in the

colorado's jared polis is here to explain what he sees in one of trump's most controversial behind thedlines and inside politics the white house, we learned something very important about donald trump. yesterday, he does respond to political pressure and understands how to count votes. so instead of threatening senators who oppose matt gaetz as attorney general, trump cast him aside and replaced him with someone no less loyal, but a bit less political. and when it comes to baggage, a lot less personal baggage. former florida attorney general pam bondi. she's a longtime trump ally who was part of his legal team in his first impeachment and then helped spread his election fraud lies when he lost in 2020. cnn's kristen holmes joins us now. once again from palm beach. kristen, what are you hearing from your sources yeah, i mean, the big question of confirmable and i have heard from a number of republicans who say they believe she is. >> now donald trump chose her because she has been a loyalist, and she has spoken out against the department of justice as it stands. you know, we talk a lot

jared kushner—ivanka trump type of role where they have a lot of power and a lot of access, but maybed of lane that they're to be taken care of. so we'll wait to see. and i mean, we mentioned briefly elon musk earlier. yeah. and you know... and it's so interesting. that is incredibly interesting. and this reporting that's coming in from many media outlets now that he was on that first call between donald trump and president zelensky the other day as well. and i mean, we know that elon musk obviously owns starlink, which has been a big part of the war in ukraine in terms of how ukraine is using it for drones to strike at russian targets, but also because he did come up with a sort of peace plan. he was calling it for ukraine early on into this, the russian invasion. so, i mean, was that what they were talking about? it's just... i mean, we always say donald trump has thrown out all the playbooks, right, in campaigning and in governing. and it seems to be a further reinvention of trump 2.0 that we're seeing now. yeah. what do you make of this, katty? i mean, what are sources telling you

host: jared, california, democrat. thanks for waiting. caller: yes, this is jared from california. my thing is donald trump is at different kind of people, spanish people, black people -- my question is, what is the only selecting white people to be in his cabinet?another thing . one more thing. why do we have two have all of the sexual assault people being heads? it is just wrong to have those people running the country. thanks for taking my call. host: that is jared in california. i will share a newsweek headline. donald trump cabinet on track to be the least diverse in this century. guest: it is true. the president's argument is that these people have diverse experience. that he is not plucking people who were the number two at their department and then putting them in the top role. that he is putting people from outside. business executives, a talkshow host, governors. he is trying to argue diversity is not under race or gender but under experience, is what the president's argument -- the president's argument. -- but under experience is what the president is arguing. i want to

jared: hope to see you in person. pleasure joining you. for our next panel, please welcome to the stage patricia brantley along with former d.c. councilman, kevin chaves and state senator kayla rut kerr. kayla rutger. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ she looked at me ♪ ♪ i could see ♪ ♪ before too long ♪ ♪ i'd fall in love with her ♪ ♪ she wouldn't dance with another ♪ ♪ and i saw her standing there ♪ ♪ no my heart will move ♪ ♪ when i cross that room ♪ ♪ and i hold her hand in mine ♪ >> welcome our final panelist. ♪ >> ♪ now i'll never dance with another ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ ♪ when i saw her standing there ♪ >> well, all right. welcome to a candid conversation with lawmakers. now, listen, this is in vegas where what's said here stays here. what you say here is heard around the country and around the world and can't wait to get started. first to my left, i am excited to welcome state senator patricia rutker. of all the things in her bio, i have to say, teacher, homeschooler, state senator, and also mother. welcome, welcome. we also have joining us today state senator antho

okay, so i got a little excited about jared hoff. you were banging on the table there coming up tonight on abc seven at eight. the wonderful world of disney, mary poppins. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. and that's going to do it for this edition of abc seven news. very exciting i'm kristen z. and i'm karina toma. she's so happy right now for sandyha patel, larry beil and the entire abc seven news team. have a good night and happy thanksgiving. moana: this is a call from the ancestors. announcer: one of disney's greatest adventures continues in "moana 2." maui and moana, together again! can i get a chee-hoo? auli'i cravalho and dwayne johnson return to voice these beloved characters. i feel really truly grateful to embody this character. it's our people, it's our family,

the two leading the charge, governor jb pritzker and governor jared polis, both interviewed next. >>> from trump 2.0, two resistance 2.0. tonight, democrats are playing at how they plan to challenge a second trump administration. states quickly took the first demonstration to court, starting to days after trump took office. democratic led estate sued him on the banner of people arriving from predominantly muslim countries but this time around, the governors of illinois and colorado are forming a new coalition. gsd. governors safeguarding democracy. their goal, quote, to fortify democratic institutions in the states and ensure the rule of law serves all people. joined me now, government democratic governor jared polis of colorado, and democratic governor jb pritzker of illinois. governors, thank you for joining tonight. beginning with you governor pritzker, i have to get your initial take on this ag nomination, and the nominee of matt gaetz becoming the attorney general. what is your reaction? >> i have to say it is almost as graceful. this is somebody who has frankly publicly lied, he

jared: hope to see you in person. pleasure joining you. for our next panel, please welcome to the stage patricia brantley along with former d.c. councilman, kevin chaves and state senator kayla rut kerr. kayla rutger. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ she looked at me ♪ ♪ i could see ♪ ♪ before too long ♪ ♪ i'd fall in love with her ♪ ♪ she wouldn't dance with another ♪ ♪ and i saw her standing there ♪ ♪ no my heart will move ♪ ♪ when i cross that room ♪ ♪ and i hold her hand in mine ♪ >> welcome our final panelist. ♪ >> ♪ now i'll never dance with another ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ ♪ when i saw her standing there ♪ >> well, all right. welcome to a candid conversation with lawmakers. now, listen, this is in vegas where what's said here stays here. what you say here is heard around the country and around the world and can't wait to get started. first to my left, i am excited to welcome state senator patricia rutker. of all the things in her bio, i have to say, teacher, homeschooler, state senator, and also mother. welcome, welcome. we also have joining us today state senator antho

neil: all right governor jared polis.a an important state to say it's appalling the develops there. is not going to win in philadelphia. his campaign thanks they may win just enough votes here to make all the difference more on the effort to get votes from both sides next. there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. across all your benefits and savings options. so you can feel confident in your financial choices. they really know how to put two and two together. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. being a student is - very stressful. challenging. but it's even harder when half of the school is just broken acs. the ceiling in math class leaks all over your desk. the drip. drip. drip. in california, 38-percent of students go to schools that fail to meet minimum health standards. prop 2 will fund repairs at local schools. get rid of toxic mold. make sure bathrooms work. and fix lea

his son-in-law, jared kushner, who got billions of dollars from the saudis as a result of his coziness to the president and his work inside the white house. i mean, it is outrageous. and we have been distracted with so many other things, outrageous and unethical things that donald trump has done from the sexual impropriety and misconduct to his cabinet members with these problems that we have kind of forgotten about this corruption side of things. the unethical side. just last weekend, donald trump was sitting ringside at the ufc fight with the head of the saudi public investment fund. so, i mean, it's pretty obvious. elon musk isn't hanging around because he wants to just be cool and be part of the presidential transition team. elon musk has a lot invested in this here, literally and figuratively. so, anytime that you see this, the people that donald trump is surrounding himself with, i ask the american people, how do you think this is going to benefit you in the middle class, how do you think any of these relationships are actually going to benefit you and fix the affordability issue

no one was investing in jared kushner's fund is an excellent investor returns.ou and i spoke about this years ago, when he sought security clearances, and he was desperate for cash and ended up getting a bail out essentially from the saudis, the question, what are they getting in return? i think that perhaps one of the things they are seeking in return is for him to help influence foreign policy. if that is the case, that is a classic situation of someone being paid by a foreign government to represent them, to advocate for them, that would be a foreign agent. i think it is appropriate that senator and my colleague asked the doj to investigate. >> good to see you, thank you for joining us this morning. democratic congressman raja krishnamorthi of illinois. >>> still ahead, the coronavirus pandemic with a leadership qualification test for former president donald trump, he failed and thousands of americans died. if you have any idea on how donald trump would defend another crisis, just believe him the first time. time. >>> i'd like to point you to a press release

tbd on jared kushner, he has a fund which would create problems there. what would the west wing look like without the two of them, to people who were not fireable, before? >> it's a good question. trump has made clear to a number of people he does not accept members of his family to come into the administer asian in jobs. at the moment, i anticipate that is the case but jared kushner has a fund that has a lot of saudi money with other sovereign wealth investments and it would be difficult to disentangle himself and could really impact his own personal bottom-line, so there is that. it will look like other people have more authority and it will, faintly, create clearer liens because the presence of these super staffers who are also family members was very compensated for people working in the white house. however, i don't think that will change donald trump's habit of asking two people to serve in the same role , or at least perform the same functions. he likes, as you know, pitting people against each other and seeing them argue. we saw some of that towa

and of course the sport. jared cushion or who is trump's son in law. he's married to trump's daughter, yvonne to um, so he and yahoo have often been seen working together and are known to have a close relationship. what can you tell us about that relation ship and how does that reflect on bilateral relations between the countries? well, so it's no secret that nothing you know starter is is a political career in the us and he's american and he's really loved and popular in america. and i think that most of is most of those meetings with jared questionnaire in which from what yvonne cock is trying to understand what's going on in the us and trying to best accommodate ourselves with them and try to find to just stay strong together. it makes sense, a little bit candid. there's really a prime minister of just sacked, defense minister, you of gallons. what do you make of that move coming right during the us presidential elections? well, i think it's something that should have done. it should have been done. i maybe 22 months or 3 months ago, and i think tha

fox's jared halperin has more.ial for killing shap founder bob l in san francisco. the response by nemo momei. when they asked why he failed to call 911 after the stabbing many testified he stabbed lee entirely in self-defense. the jury turned in dozens of questions to the judge, one asking if, quote, if in fact, lee attacked you with a knife, why didn't you call police? well, many testified that lee walked away after the confrontation and they had no idea lee had been stabbed. >> whether they believe me or not is certainly up to them. they have to think. did he tell us the truth? did this make sense? and once he reasonable in his testimony, the defense called retired san francisco police inspector steve amato to the stand as a paid witness. >> palmetto said he thought it was a reasonable explanation that lee came at me with a knife. and while many grabbed lee's wrist, which led to lee getting stabbed in the hip, he said a further struggle led to lee getting stabbed in the heart and in the chest. the head of fema g

i think jared polis was talking about vaccine mandates.l quality and the number of a gradient -- ingredients crosses party lines. r.f.k. jr. had his own commentary on donald trump's diet recently. let's watch what rfk had to say about that. >> the stuff that he eats is really bad. campaign food is always back, but the food that goes onto that airplane is just poison. >> of course trump is famously known as love and mcdonald's and other fast food. >> i was on here on mcdonald's day a couple weeks ago when he was working the drive-through window. >> i don't think trump really likes to be criticize, but it's interesting to hear kennedy say that. >> i think there is a degree. and a nutritionist would probably not disagree on that particular mark. we know trump's diet to be very focused on fast food and he seems to lavish and enjoy them. is he going to get a pass for this? probably because it was said in jeff and he has been otherwise rather subservient ever since joining the ticket. >> since he endorsed for sure. kevin fry, thank you very much

of course, jared cosigner was on the stage. he is a member of traumas, family, a man who also was on stage was j. the vance who said in the days before the election that sometimes american is rarely interest, are not aligned in america, doesn't have an interest in going to war with a ron. and so with, you know, some thinking like that in the administration. well, maybe things could go in the right direction. i don't necessarily think that totally gabbert is going to be the secretary of state or secretary defense. and it's not that she is an anti war person or a peacenik or anything like that. but her initial is, the instinct isn't to go to war and having more people around the president. my dad's important apparently time is, massey is being considered for secretary of agriculture, which really doesn't have anything to do with foreign policy. but that would mean he has the year of trump, and i mean this is somebody who's definitely against funding is really giving them millions, adapt billions of dollars in arms every year. so

then you can stay up to date on dw, dot com and on social media to add dw san jared rate info. thank you. stacy? innovation. green. the green revolution global. so listen to a lot of crime. it's probably up to speed is secure, subscribed to those channels. every friday, subscribe to plan, it's a bad experience as students revolution. the interim government is now led by nobel peace prize winner. that's all, all the problems. by far, not countries extremely poor. and one of the most vulnerable to the climate crisis at the sidelines of the international climate conference in buck who as a by john, i'm not joined by it is one that has done welcome. there's one on you were previously on the other side of the negotiations as an active. so now you are experiencing the other side of things. can you share your personal view, your 1st experience of a jew prospectus of this conference? and i think this conference fund many calling sees proving very screw and we have heard about it. nation get mitigation get. but i can clear the field and i'm vision. so why countries that the most vulnera

fox's jared halpern has more from washington. >> reporter have you taken a flight and been surprisedexpected airline fees? you're not alone. according to a recent consumer reports survey, 85% of americans have encountered what some call junk fees. and now congress is putting a number on just how much it's costing. a senate report released tuesday shows in the past five years, u.s. airlines made more than $12 billion on seat selection fees alone, with customers also getting hit with bills for things like extra legroom or even pillows and blankets. >> they click and they click and they click on various price options, and they end up spending more money than they would if they were an all in price. >> consumers are angry about it, and airlines are also becoming more proactive about forcing those fees on customers. at least two lower budget airlines, spirit and frontier, paid more than $26 million in bonuses to employees for making passengers check bags at the gate. president biden has made fighting junk fees a big priority during his time in office, and last month, a new rule was finali

it seems like ivanka and jared will stay clear. a lot of people looked at ivanka as someone had a would be a liberal voice, a mod rating voice. that did not turn out to be the case. she didn't have that kind of influence over her father. it seals like donald trump jr. might because he's a huge presence on social media. he's a celebrity in his own right and he seems primed to take center stage. >> and he's very much in the voice with his father, too, with what he says. appreciate you. >>> ahead, any minute, the house will be casting leadership votes. but with republicans' majority still uncertain, some members are openly questioning whether speaker mike johnson should stay in power. one person who isn't the president-elect trump. that may be the real voice that matters here. then some new reporting about president trump's position to pick pete hegseth for secretary of defense. >>> plus, inflation worries ramping up again. it just ticked up. a warning that it could get a lot worse. we'll discuss. >>> right now, cnn has a major projec

discovering to you is not recognized by many other countries in the states impacting their career. jared radians are lean, thank you so much for watching. take care. have a great day. the sometimes the right. how that you out to the hi lot. every week, not the not the one of mankind's oldest ambitions could be within reach. what is it really is possible to reverse the researches and scientists all over the world for in a race against time? they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube, dw documentary, the to the my name is danita cindy. katie, i was born in pre scenarios and i multiple books and champion in cost. as i said, the console was don't yet have started cruise. many honors in the ring include 2015 vice world junior champion 2017 vice european champion 2018 european champion 2022 world and european championships bronze medalist and 24. the 3 championed the football cans, cheese the supremely talented, lightweight boxer. but there is a problem. just one, i always grade the championships on held in a country that doesn't

i can't explain the specific circumstances around jared polis and his arguments, colorado is my home state, it has a significant population of people who abstain from vaccinations and they also have significant outbreaks of measles and other diseases from time to time because they don't have compliance. what we know is that if you have an hhs secretary who believes and tells people that vaccines don't work or discourages people from getting vaccines, it will cost lives, and we know it will because it already has. rfk gmac has a specific example, the island of samoa where he decided, he went to the island of samoa and there was an outbreak of measles because there have been a circumstance where poorly administered vaccines had caused deaths, he then said it was because of the vaccines that these deaths occurred, which led to an outbreak of measles with thousands of individuals got measles because they were told that the vaccine had killed people. and many scores of people died of measles. you can't lie about vaccines and not have people believe it, to some degree and have real-life co

and the race with jared cohen of goldman sachs global institute.that's the power of curiosity. better questions can lead to better solutions. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. there are some feelings you can get with any sportsbook. t. rowe price. ohhh! the highs! no, no, no. the no, no, noooos - oooooooo! the oh, oh, ohhhhs! now whatcha wanna do with this? but the feeling that, no matter what, you're taken care of. ohhh, i just earned a hotel suite! hee! you only get that here. at the sportsbook born in vegas, where they know how to treat you right. who you talking to jamie foxx? bonus bets. exclusive offers. real world rewards. betmgm. download and bet today. >> welcome back to "squawk box." artificial intelligence requires an abundant amount of energy and the a.i. boom means companies are pouring huge sums of money in. i want to bring in president of global affairs at goldman sachs and also former ceo of jigsaw. you talk about a.i. or really you're talking these days about the diplomacy that may be required around the idea of these data cen