but jennifer, jennifer selection i ran it years ago. eg identity. yeah. let me go to jennifer here and milwaukee. jennifer? i mean it's easy to count against. it's easy to count. democrat votes really quickly, but it's hard to count republican vote to takes a lot longer. how can you explain? what time does that happen? how does that happen? good. i was 2022 and you know, and again this was, this was 2022. this is what we, we saw this year as opposed to 2020 in 2020, all the democrat, alex got counted after donald trump with a clear winner under every statistical analysis for the last 40 years, based on a drops coming in from certain county. so when we saw in 2020 that that was happening, then at 3 am in the middle, the night when all the election workers were forced to go home by 1 am at 3 and that's in the democrat ballots were counted and magically. oh my goodness. oh that, that was wonderful. all the democrat bells for joe biden, most of which didn't have any down. ballad voting, just right. came in. so in 2022, what we saw was these, these numbers, they were polls, you kno

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jennifer: would you support an assault rifle man? >> well i voted for, jennifer. his arctic come off several weeks back. that sitting in the senate that's where it resides right now. >> there is talk of more red flag laws which allow authorities to temporarily comp escape firearms if the person is a threat to themselves or othe others. you're 1 of 5 republican house embassy voted for a federal red flag laws the summer. you're the only 1 of the 5 he ran for reelection. should the republicans party support it depends how it's written jennifer. for example the state of indiana signed a similar built like that same situation after parkland. governor rick scott signed int blendjet■s black friday sale is on now. save up to 25% on the number one gift this holiday season. blendjet 2 portable blender gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. throw in your favorite ingredients and blend up a delicious smoothie anytime, anywhere. blendjet 2 even cleans itself. just add water, a drop of soap, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. order now from blendjet.com and get our best deal ever! jennifer: the white house on the series empath with organized labor is a national rail strike looms but it could hit americans and disrupt supply chains right in the middle of the holiday season. and it is time now for our sunday group politico congressional reporter, olivia beaver's retired senior cia station chief and fox news contributor, dan hoffman. fox news political analysis juan williams. x use national political corresponde

jennifer: would you support an assault rifle man? >> well i voted for, jennifer. his arctic come off several weeks back. that sitting in the senate that's where it resides right now. >> there is talk of more red flag laws which allow authorities to temporarily comp escape firearms if the person is a threat to themselves or ot others. you're 1 of 5 republican house embassy voted for a federal red flag laws the summer. you're the only 1 of the 5 he ran for reelection. should the republicans party support it depends how it's written jennifer. for example the state of indiana signed a similar built like that same situation after parkland. governor rick scott signed into law governor desantis kept on the books. there are ways you can provide process protects law-abiding gun owners rights for every single 1 of these tragedies whether it's a parkland, you baldy or chesapeake, virginia. to analyze the situation, what was the gap? was in a mental health system was it the reporting issue was a loophole in the background checks? or was it something different? jennifer: is kevin mccarthy going to be the next speaker of the house? i believe the is working conference right to 218 for the reality is he has earned it. i would set a prep terrible precedent if you were not to get it visiting all of our congressional districts will be a slim 1 of winning back the house majority he deserves it. i don't believe us anyone else in the conference you can get to 218. eventually going to get there. >> thank you very much progress meant fitzpatr

jennifer. hello. good to have _ hello to you, jennifer. hello. good to have you _ hello to you, jennifer. hello. good to have you with us. let's start with this attack on nancy pelosi's husband in their home and the more general issue and concerns that there are about political violence in the run—up to the midterms. political violence in the run-up to the midterms. how do feel about _ run-up to the midterms. how do feel about this? _ run-up to the midterms. how do feel about this? there _ run-up to the midterms. how do feel about this? there is - run-up to the midterms. how do feel about this? there is no - feel about this? there is no question that there is rhetoric on both sides that is extremely heated. we need to know more about the suspect before we jump about the suspect before we jump to conclusions about his political postings online i heard a report today from the da that said he had posted both right and left and high establishment notes and i think this is a growing problem in the country. it is something that myself and my colleagues many years ago in california, i remember being bo

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jennifer gray. jennifer, how many people, first of all, will be affected by this monstrous storm? >> we're talking about 5 to 6 million people around the great lakes. and as you know, wolf, the snow is basically driven by the direction of the wind. so right now buffalo's not in the snow. but where going to get a little bit of a wind shift. and that's basically going to steer this snow off of the lakes and into the buffalo region tonight. it's really going to intensify and then get stronger as we go into tomorrow. we could see snowfall rates at three to four inches an hour. that's an incredible amount of snow, wolf. we're going to be talking about anywhere from three to four feet of snow. could see up to five feet of snow across this region. we are going to he see just incredible amounts. anywhere from four to five feet and then even up to six in the buffalo region, wolf. they even had to move the bills game to detroit on sunday because of the danger that this snow brings. so hopefully, you didn't have tickets to that game, wolf. >> i didn't have tickets but i'll watch it on tv. the bills and cleveland, they'll be playing now in detroit. jenniferou very, very much. let's hope for the best. >>> coming up, we'll have an update on the iranian protest movement and the deadly toll of the government's brutal crackdown. and later, my exclusive interview with karen bass, the incoming mayor of los angeles. she just won that contest. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." from santa claus, indiana to snowflake, arizona.. from garland, texas to north pole, new york and everywhere in between. we're holiday ready with fast and reliable delivery, serving every address in america. the united states postal service. were you scared of him? we all were. this is bigger than weinstein. this is about the system protecting abusers. i was silenced. i want my voice back. if you have medicare and medicaid, a unitedhealthcare dual complete plan can give you more at no cost to you. now get up to three hundred dollars for groceries, otc products and utilities every month. with unitedhealthcare dual complete... ...there's more for you. (vo) with th

joining us now to discuss this is cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers. jenniferlet's start with that secret service angle that the january 6th committee has been so focused on. what are they looking for? what is the committee looking for? >> well, i think they're looking for a couple of things. they're trying to complete the picture of what happened in the lead-up to january 6th and what role secret service agents played in all of that. remember, there was system about not -- mike pence not wanting to get into the car, his secret service agents detail not trusting what was going on there. we know that thousands of text messages are missing. we know that in the lead-up when threats were coming through to the secret service they were not properly relaying to other agents. so there is a lot going on with the secret service. and also remember, of course, the secret service is sometimes the closest people to the people whose actions we want to know about, like the former president, donald trump. they hear basically everything that's going on because they're in the roo

jennifer rogers. jennifer, good to have you this evening. merrick garland saying that he made this call because trump had announced his 2024 run, and you also had president biden expressing a plan to run. but he has resisted doing this for months. so explain that to us. explain what you make of that. >> the special counsel regulations indicate when you need to appoint a special counsel are one it's desirable. it's really when there is a conflict of interest. what robert mueller was appointed, for example, you had donald trump's own justice department, you can't ask the president's justice department to investigate him, so that was an obvious conflict. here that was not the case. there was no reason why the justice department under president biden could not investigate a former president, who after all, is a private citizen at the time. it really only is when as merrick arland explained yesterday that you had the former president now a candidate for president, and the current president indicating he will run again, so they will run against each other. so can merrick garland's boss, can't he oversee a case involving his political opponent? that's where it got messy, and having thaw it through, he is right. it's still not technically legally required, but i think it's the prudent thing to do, and we know from all these months and years of watching merrick garland operate, he's nothing if not prudent and thoughtful. >> it's a very good point. we heard caitlin describing that he is not at the beginning of, this he's inheriting these mature investigations, and the mature east of the investigations really does involve the documents from mar-a-lago. how quickly do you think smith and his team could be getting to a decision on potential charges here? >> i think it could be fairly quick. jack smith will need to get up to speed, you want to take some time to familiarize himself with the evidence, especially since this is not his team. these are folks who have been working on this for a long time, and he will want to take his time to get to know them a little bit, as well as the case. but here is the one thing that may not be finished in terms of the investigation. merrick garland was so deliberate in talking about part of the special counsels agreement being obstruction related to the documents case, so that means that they are looking at charging obstruction not only for the year and a half or so of the back and forth and potential lying about having the documents and what they were turning over but remember the evidence that came out recently about what happened at mar-a-lago, surveillance camera footage, people moving things in an out of the storage room, where everything was supposed to be kept. getting to the bottom of that and getting that evidence together, including possibly putting witnesses into the grand jury may still be going on and may take a little more time. generally speaking, i do think that investigation must be getting towards its end stages. >> let's listen to what the former ag under donald trump, bill barr, said. this is before merrick garland made his announcement. this is what he said about the case involving the mishandling of classified documents at mar-a-lago. >> i personally think that they probably have the basis for legitimately indicting the president. i don't know, i'm speculating, but given what has gone on, i think they have the evidence that would check the box. they have the case. >> do you think they will? >> i think it's becoming increasingly more likely. >> you said that it could be pretty soon. when you talk about that, i talking several weeks, a few months, what is the soonest? because the way he talks about it, it's almost like it's a foregone conclusion. >> i think it could be a few weeks, a couple of months. they do need to move fairly quickly but as i said, any case that they would bring that relates to the documents themselves and the improper taking and storage retention and so on, they would want to bring any obstruction charges along with that as well so i think they will need to wrap that up. maybe a matter of six weeks, eight weeks, a couple to three months, somewhere in that neighborhood. >> that's interesting because we had harry lippman on last hour, and he said the same thing. we're surveying you guys to see if you concur about this. trump and his businesses are entangled in at least a dozen significant investigations and lawsuits, not including the ongoing january six probe on the hill, which could lead to its own criminal referral. how do these new special counsel investigations rank in terms of potential danger to the former president? how do they interact with these other cases? >> wow, it's so hard to say. listen, these are criminal charges so in that sense, they're deemed more serious and more dangerous because they can result in prison time. they are certainly overlapping between the case in fulton county and the january six investigation being conducted by the department of justice so we'll have to see what happens with that, if miss willis invites for us, we'll see what the doj does with their january six investigation. it is hard to say but one thing is for sure, with this many investigations targeting the former president and his companies, he's got a lot to think about. it's really hard to see someone juggling this number of cases and also a presidential candidacy. >> it's a lot of walls potentially closing in on him at this pivotal time. jennifer, thank you so much for your insights tonight. we appreciate that. >> thanks, breonna. >> in the meantime, house republicans are lining up to demand investigations of president biden, his administration and his son hunter. cnn's pamela brown sat down with kentucky congressman james comer, who is the likely next chairman of the powerful house oversight committee. she asked what his party has in mind. >> you mentioned the democrat investigations of trump, how much is this then settling the score because republicans felt like that was unfair so now we'll go after the biden family because of what the democrats did with trump? >> nothing, none of it. >> even if democrats had not investigated trump, you would have thought on this. how do you convince people that this is not a political ploy, that is more than that? when you look at the key issues for voters, it was the economy, inflation. this does not address -- >> 92% of our conference is not in the oversight committee. their role from a c

on this conversation, let's go to nationally syndicated tech life journalist and columnist jennifer jolly jennifer. let's talk about this. okay i know that you've interviewed ellen before and you were there when twitter started now they're coming together. what do you think about what's been happening in the last week or so it's it has been nonstop. well i think that we all predicted it would be complete another chaos and it has been. you know, this is a chance for the world's richest man, a man highly regarded in many sectors of business and technology to really shine to really lead by example, put his money where his mouth is. what we're seeing is exactly the opposite. we're seeing an unhinged ah, 12 year old who can't seem to just stay off of twitter, which is what it seems like he needs to do the most. so he has argued that it's going to be right that he wanted it to be more free speech he wanted to and unbanned people who are banned, but what we're seeing now is that he has banning people because they're doing parody accounts and they're pushing back. i mean, twitter has not been free from co

jennifer. she is about seven or eight years old and we think she was murdered. >> is it safe to say that she was killed by a white man? >> yes. >> probably. >> absolutely. white man lately. what would jennifer cost for somebody? >> 60, 70 bucks. >> 60, 70 bucks, okay. all right, jenniferith my free trial name to jennifer and i took a video diary to record my feedback. >> hey, so day one with jennifer. i don't know if i really get it yet. the only thing i can report, have had some violent dreams. there was a river of blood and there was a stabbing. but it still better than when i was dreaming about before which was the state of this country so i think i'm starting to get it a little bit. did you make this for me? i don't know if she's following me. or if i just bring her everywhere. >> i can't do this with you watching. thank you. >> the soul of this doll has excellent comedic timing. it's just great having someone around who laughs at jokes. she is a haunted doll and i know what i'm saying and it sounds crazy but it's just -- it's wonderful. i'm going to kill you! just kidding. the trial is over, and i can't get into this business. sending jennifer back to catherine is the hardest thing i've ever had to do. jennifer. you got to go. get in the box. [cheers and applause

let's discuss this and more with former federal prosecutor jennifer rogers. so jenniferthe committee chair bennie thompson says trump is essentially hiding from them. what options do they have at this point, though, if he just is saying i'm not going to comply. >> there are really only two options. they could respond in the lawsuit that trump has already filed against them to stop his having to testify and litigate it that way. they could file their own lawsuit separately in court trying to force him to come testify, or they could refer the matter for criminal contempt to doj, but none of those things is going to happen before this congress ends. so he's running out the clock, and he's going to do it successfully. >> if time's not on their side, where's the accountability. well, if they really wanted to subpoena him and have a shot at getting him, they would have had to have done it a long time ago to allow the court system to take these, you know, through their litigation steps. the truth is all they really wanted here was for everyone to know that they wanted him to co

households what this family needs over the next 10 years. >> without support. >> great. >> jennifer and julie jennifer first. >> i can't see your camera at the moment i feel like everything is along the same points and moving together this you beautiful vision. and i missed one i have a few points in terms of strengthening our retention a number of things need to happen we need an series transferring process but like stuck in places (unintelligible) i keep on hearing folks are about and other issues as well. um, the um, evictions are disproportionate towards people with disabilities and so um, i think needs to be there's agencies that do better at that than others have strong retention policies with the organizations. those policies need to be written into all the contracts and need to be a, you know, an expectation of supportive housing providers that um, they have to, you know, do certain things before they go through the procedures and there's a lot of other stuff that is stressful for folks e folks that is the view and i think needs to think about beyond we need to have those repeating what julie

jennifer aniston, i society, we are quite bare. notjust with jennifer aniston, arguably, i with jennifer aniston, arguably, with jennifer aniston, arguably, it is sadly very unlikely. but it was a great move from jennifer aniston. brute great move from jennifer aniston. we have to leave it there but thank you for speaking so openly with us. the family of egypt's jailed dissident alaa abdel fattah said prison authorities told them he is "under medical intervention", as fear mounts that means force—feeding. the family have repeatedly demanded information on the health of the british—egyptian activist in recent days after. on sunday, to coincide with the start of the un climate summit cop27 hosted by egypt, he escalated his months—long hunger strike to include water too. he is serving a five—year prison sentence for allegedly "spreading false news" by sharing a facebook post about police brutality. earlier my colleague yalda hakim spoke to mona safe, the sister of alaa abd el—fattah and she told me how worried she is about her brother. i think this is the most stressful time we've ever been through as a family. and we've been through a lot

jennifer decides she wants to live with her father. it leaves kristina alone with her mother, and jennifer is now in another state. >> growing up with celeste was very unstable. there were times where we would get dropped off in a foster home and not even understand what had happened. >> she had her moments where she was nice, you know, but you don't know what's going to happen. >> i was always in fight or flight mode. >> she was not a homemaker. she was not a baker or a cook or a cleaner. she was a shopper. >> 1993 is a monumental year for celeste. at the time, she was working that job as a waitress at the austin country club. >> she was rubbing shoulders with people who had millions of dollars, and she saw how they lived. >> the dining room manager just adored her. he'd say things like, "i wish i had two dozen of these," referring to celeste. > and she meets a man, a member, steven beard, who's going to change her life. >> for everything celeste had been through in her life, looking at steven beard, he represented what she was looking for -- stability, wealth, and someone to take care of her. >> when they met, steve was 69 years old and celeste 30 years old. >> within two weeks, steven asked celeste out on their first date, and she said yes. >> steve told people that he really wanted a younger woman that wanted him for his money so that he could show her the world. >> soon celeste divorces her jimmy martinez, her third husband. did the family seem happy? >> steve provided money and a lifestyle that celeste wanted. >> it seems that celeste has found what she's looking for in steven beard. but is her erratic, unpredictable behavior going to hurt this relationship, too? >> so she got a gun, and then she started just waving it around. you know? like -- and then she would just -- it was like everybody was fair game in the room. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. gallbladder problems may occur. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down? 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>> he was a member of the austin country club where my husband and i belonged, and that's how i knew steve. >> elise came down with cancer, and it broke steve's heart. and he took such good care of her. he put her lipstick on in the morning. after elise died, steven began frequenting the club most evenings. he was living alone and he was incredibly lonely, so he liked talking to people. and he always sat at a table near the window by himself. celeste was one of the waitresses. steven had been a businessman all of his life and he believed he could size a person up. of course, he had never quite met anybody like celeste before. >> steve moved celeste into his mansion quickly. when his friends wonder who she is, steve tells them celeste is working for him. >> i said, tell me about your new your new girlfriend. he goes, house manager, dammit, house manager! he said, you know, somebody just to run the house. >> there were several of us that tried to help celeste, integrate her into the club. there were other women there that had been long time friends of elise's that were pretty upset about it. to say the least. steve and celeste loved each other. it was what he needed at the time. >> celeste was so energetic. she livened up his life. >> i'm sure from steve's perspective, the way to make it look as normal as possible is just go ahead and marry her. >> there may have been these red flags, but steven wasn't looking at them because of the way that she made him feel. >> steven may have been impulsive in his relationship with celeste, but he was careful about his money. >> when celeste and steven got married, steve promised her $1 million, but if their marriage were to end in divorce, then she would only get $500,000. >> at the point that celeste and steven meet, she has her twin daughters, jenniferving back in washington with their dad, craig, and kristina is living with celeste. >> after their natural father has died, celeste asks steven to adopt the twins, even though they're 17 years old. >> they adored steve. he was more than just a father figure. >> do you know why he adopted you? >> well, that's because of celeste. i guess he wanted to help her become a family. >> she told us to ask him to adopt us. we said, hey, we don't have a dad. we would love for you to be our dad. >> she wanted them to have the share of the money so that they would not have the problems that she had, being so destitute of money. she felt men get more money, and ladies need protection. >> it happened so quick, too. >> his natural kids were grown and out of the house, and here's some teenage kids now, and he got to do his wednesday hamburgers that he used to do with his old kids and pool parties and trips. >> jennifer, especially. she and steve to go for breakfast on saturday mornings. they had a speci

jennifer aniston has died. jennifer aniston announced the news on social media, calling her father one of the most beautiful human she ever knew. she said he died peacefully. on friday. john aniston was best known for playing victor carry a kiss on the soap opera days of our lives . aniston also made appearances on the west wing gilmore girls and mad men. he was 89 years old. more than 100 officers, sergeants and lieutenants working as one to safely and effectively tackle side shows after the break the new protocol put to the test this weekend in san jose had what we're learning this evening about the gunman who shot and killed thre stud eww, bacteria. spreading throughout your home. help stop the spread with microban24. it keeps killing 99.99% of bacteria for up to 24 hours. be confident in your clean. microban24. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? be confident in your clean. try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. 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biggest enforcement yet over the next eight hours, 500 cars were detained. ultimately officers issued 720 citations, impounded 17 vehicles and recovered one handgun. thanks to the city council ordinance, spectating at the side shows is a misdemeanor. this is exactly what we hoped would happen that the police would have enough teeth to start enforcing laws and making it worthwhile and painful for those people who are abusing the system sounded like it was in our backyard residents say they're sick of the side shows and they're hopeful of police crackdown will help it will make them stop because i think it's super dangerous, especially for the homeowners around here for police. this is a big expenditure, both in terms of cost and resources and for a thinly staffed department. it will be hard to keep up. we will 100% make sure that we have a maximum enforcement. no tolerance policy every single time we can muster enough resources. police believe all these citations will be a deterrent, making people think twice before bringing their side shows to san jose. we're committed to doing it if that's what it takes to solve this problem. mhm. and this protocol's already generating lots of interest from neighboring police departments. and so s j p. d is prepared to teach this tactic to others. mike 100 citations and one night i bet there those other agencies are knocking on their door. alright and ruben live tonight in san jose and thank you suspected serial killer made an appearance today in a san joaquin county courtroom. it was the second appearance for wesley brownlee. it was set to be arraigned, but it was postponed until january. brownlee is expected to be arraigned on more charges in connection with the recent killing of six people. five in stockton one in oakland . there's no confirmed motive behind these killings. brownlee is being held without bail. a student at the university of virginia and former football player there is under arrest in a shooting that killed three current members of the football team. the victims are identified as devin chandler, labelle davis and sean perry. the shooting happened near a parking garage. last night as a charter bus full of students returned from seeing a play in washington, d. c. two others were wounded in the shooting. the gunfire prompted a nearly 12 hours shelter in place order classes were canceled today and tomorrow as the campus community mourns. my heart is broken. for the victims and their families. and for all who , those who knew and loved them , and they are all in my prayers. as i've said before, when i see our students, i see my own kids. and i cannot imagine anything worse for a parent than to lose a child. the university identified the suspect as christopher darnell jones jr. they say the 22 year old former czar student was a former you've a football player . he reportedly had a concealed weapons violation. last year, jenniferm, the wife of california governor gavin newsom took the stand today at the trial of harvey weinstein news, tom newsom burst into tears just a few minutes into her testimony when asked to identify weinstein in the courtroom. she is one of four women. weinstein is accused of assaulting that plan to testify during this trial. newsome was an aspiring actress back in 2004 when she says weinstein raped her at a hotel in beverly hills . she testified that she is expected was expecting that meeting to be a business meeting . weinsteins attorney denied the allegation during opening statements, arguing that she had consensual sex with the former movie mogul to try to get ahead in hollywood. the head of customs and border protection, has resigned. commissioner chris magnus stepped down over the weekend. that's just a day after he refused to quit when asked by homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas to step down or be fired. the resignation comes just days after the midterm elections. crit

jennifer horn to join us, jennifer, good to see you. and thanks for joining us right now. in the time that we have left, jenniferashington post reporting, other critical parts of the 16 investigation including a lot enforcement response, financing of the attack, domestic extremism, all of that could be left on the cutting room floor if the -- liz cheney gets away. jennifer, what is the public's best, interest when it comes to the final report of the 16 committee? >> of course we have to know how this happened, where it's organized, where it came from, there's so much more than what happened behind the scenes before trump took the stage before the rally that day but there is no question the most important thing is that this committee lays out, as our guest said, barry plainly and clearly, what the president of the united states did, how he participated, how he led this, the very -- the lead role that he played and literally trying to stage a coup, against the united states of america. we can't forget the lessons of the mueller report. it seems like there is a very clear obvious finding, and yet went nowhere. we c

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jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon to tell us who we are talking about here and why it's so serious. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. this is not the turkey that u.s. national security leaders hoped to be talking about on the eve of thanksgiving. but as we speak, nato ally turkey says it plans to carry out a massive ground invasion into syria targeting the very same kurdish groups the u.s. military has partnered with and relied on to fight isis in northeast syria. >> >> while we continue our air operations without interruption, we will land on top of the terrorists by land at the most convenient time for us. the day is near when those concrete tunnels which terrorists use for safety will become their graves. >> exclusive interview with fox news moments ago, the top general for the kurdish led syrian defense forces says his forces, the fdf would no longer be able to help the u.s. fight isis because they are facing turkish attacks. >> armed forces have to be on the border and the current thinking about protecting our people. so we have to -- we have to stop this activities along national coalition. we had no choice. >> turkish more tars airstrikes and drones began targeting u.s. positions in syria iraq and in the wake of a november 13th terror bombing in istanbul which turkey blamed on kurdish groups. general says the bomber was from isis and warned turkey is using as it a pretense to ethnically cleanse the kurds. turkish warplanes struck a military base that the u.s. military shares with these kurdish fighters. the u.s. has relied on the fdf to do the ground fighting against isis and for intelligence to target be a back kerr al-baghdadi. the pentagon said it is deeply concerned by the escalation, quote: recent airstrikes in syria directly threaten the safety of u.s. personnel who are working in syria with local partners to defeat isis and maintain custody of more than 10,000 isis detainees. there are about 900 u.s. troops on the ground in syria tonight. u.s. forces were 300 yards from the base in syria at the time of turkish airstrikes on tuesday. bret? >> bret: we'll continue to follow. this jenniferntagon. jennifer, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: russia is once again pounding ukrainian infrastructure. several civilians were killed or injured in missile strikes targeting the capital city of kyiv. the strikes are causing widespread power outages in the country at the beginning of what is expected to be very difficult winter. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot reports tonight from kyiv. >> it's a cold, dark night in kyiv in cities across ukraine, following a barrage by russia, according to officials, some 70 missiles were launched. around 50 were shot down the rest got through. hitting power stations, the electric democratic grid and civilian locations including one in northern kyiv. smoke still rising from the roof of this residential building behind us. another result of another russian missile attack. police on the ground here trying to figure it out. >> the missile apparently aimed at a nearby power facility. it went off course. the building it hit ripped open. a fire tri

jennifer, thank you for that. that was jennifer higgins from the international rescue committee. thank you very much for having me. ah. the captains of several european countries competing at the world cup and counter will now not wear arm bands and supportive l g b t q writes. the decision follows last minute talks with governing body, fif, of england, wales and germany were among the teams planning to use the one love arm band to promote diversity and inclusion. but the teams back down because of fears that players would be shown in yellow card or even sent off for the gesture. european countries say they are very frustrated by the decision. well, the teams have bowed to show their support for human rights in other ways for england, who kick off their group b campaign against iran shortly that will include taking in ne, the team have carried out the anti racism gesture before their games since the killing of george floyd, a black american man in 2020. we have discussed taking the knee. we feel we should . we is what we stand for as a team and have done for a long period of time

jennifer, since you have been running arpa-e, what has been the most exciting or shocking innovations you have seen. jennifer: you're asking me to pick my favorite children again. leigh: i know i'm giving you the hard questions. jennifer: let me give an example of a pathway that might not have seen -- seemed obvious. i will pick fusion. that has always been around. oh, we need to get to -- [cheering] -- [indiscernible] it took a program director at arpa-e, to say, let me look at this. even if it works it doesn't matter. it's too expensive even if it works, we are to be audacious, we are going to take a $30 million and put different metrics on it and see if fusion will be useful to the country have to look at how much it is going to cost. that is going to send you down different technical pathways than what is now. even before it works, we had a program infusion, we had a multiple programs in fusion and that has pave the way to think about this as of really potentially impactful form of energy. so, that's an example of looking at things like very pragmatic market and cost types of issues along with the technical to say, we need a new disruptive pathway or it is not going to matter. i'm really proud of the agency for do

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pnc. jennifer, thank you.the midterm elections. first, beyond our borders tonight. the operator of your honor's largest nuclear power plant located in ukraine says russian shelling has danged lines connecting it to the country's electrical grid. repeat attacks near the plant have raised concerns about possible radiation leaks. the facility will rely on emergency diesel generators for now. israeli prime minister i can't year lapid's office says he has conceded defeat to former prime minister benjamin netanyahu in this week's election. lapid has instructed his office to prepare an organized transition of power israel's fifth election in four years. poppy francis has arrived in bahrain for official visits and a public mass saturday. it's not clear whether he will publicly discuss alleged discrimination against the muslim nation shiite majority. activist want the poppy to urge bahrainian to end oppression in the kingdom gulf kingdom. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪

jennifer, vern you both opted to work in public service. can you tell us about your job on a daily basis, and why you think it is so important, jennifer if you want to start? ms. gerbi: i am happy to. i came from industry. it is an unusual place where on term limits. we come for three to five years and leave. they come because we are driven by the mission of the agency, and we want to make a difference. for me, the main reason why i came was freedom we have to pursue what is the right thing we should do? what is the right element to solve and have a very close to the impact of that and be able to make the decisions and have a portfolio. and have a personal impact on that. that level of freedom is important. i have to say it is the busiest i've ever been and the best job i had because i believe in the mission 100 it is very fulfilling. >> -- mr. sivaram: i joined from industry. i was former chief technology and -- officer. this is a once in a generation opportunity to reset how the united states viewed on the world stage on climate change. after four years of the trump administration and took and gentlemen biden -- president john -- president biden to get us in the game. i maybe following secretary kerry to a different country of the world. i leave in a couple days for egypt. where we will have this year's climate -- international climate congress. working with secretary kerry is an opportunity, not only for us to rejoin the pairs of court -- agreement which president biden did on the first day of administration, but to pursue and an initiative that is abroad, put us back in the game. some of the most, -- consequential legislation passed under this president. what we're doing at the international stage to help india, indonesia, africa, vietnam will lay the groundwork for clean energy all over the world. that is important to me. i spent time in india and the private sector. let jennifer i am a scientist. it is critical we start these perspectives and to refashion the world economy. >> jennifer, something you said you have so much freedom to explore and do new things. there is a stereotype that in government there is little innovation, there is a little experimentation. you are saying that is not the case. you have the ability to try new things and take risks. >> of the very foundation set up as are about allowed us to do that. you have to have the right structure and your organization to allow people to take that risk. you have to have people comfortable with doing that and energized by doing that. the way we are set up is we are a little bit separate and our own thing. we are off roadmap. we do communicate with other parts of the doe, but we do is generated internal. do not have roadmaps. we are very collaborative, we pressure test our ideas into workaround what should we do and why. we are very impact driven. to accept that level of risk. you have to have your orga

jennifer zabasajja and simone foxman in doha. jennifer: the keyword you just said is new, and that is what a lot of developing notions -- nations were hoping for. it is new to establish a damage fund for developing nations. what was not agreed upon is the terms of this deal and what it will look like, who are the countries who will be part of this fund, who is even considered developing. when the u.n. first started this framework in 1992, china, saudi arabia, and other major countries were considered developing. today, that is not the case. what needs to be figured out as part of this fund is how is it going to work? how is it going to be classified? then they will start to figure out how much is going to be included and when these disbursements will start happening. there is a committee that will be set up in march 2020 three to start working this out and get things moving in the right direction heading into dubai cop 28. tom: there was a compromise. it was messy. what has the reaction been from climate activists and those in the business community around this eventual deal? jennifering on who you speak to, it is a different reaction, mainly from policymakers. let's start with someone like john kerry. he has been on the ground for the past two weeks, saying this was a successful cop, congratulating egypt for the progress we did see coming out of it. the u.s. and china did establish communications talking about climate. when you talk about the 1.5 degrees celsius, the goal that we want to keep the world below that in degrees, there is disappointment there wasn't stronger language put into this final decision from glasgow. there are a lot of fossil fuel lobbyists reportedly here on the ground working to not include that bold language of phasing out all fossil fuels. a lot of upset. people were pretty upset about the final language not being stronger, not being bolder, not getting us closer on this path to keeping below the 1.5 degrees. francine: simone, you are at the world cup. it is not really about football. it is about the controversies, and the president of fif

jennifer? >> you know, jennifer is quite a person. i think jen and i in our own ways discovered that we kind of saw each other, called each other on our stuff, and so in essence that then built these characters for the film. >> you know, i have to live with your mother. >> reporter: henry's portrayal of james already earning him a spirit award nomination and some oscar buzz. >> to have the validation and to have the attention that says, hey, you're actually good at wat you do means the world. >> reporter: the 40-year-old reflecting on one of his most iconic roles. >> paper boi. >> are you paper boi? >> yes. >> nah. >> yeah, you are. >> reporter: reluctant rap star alfred miles affectionately known as paper boi in the fx hit series "atlanta," which just aired its final season. >> we created something -- how >> what will you remember the most from that show? >> how often i was shot at. how often i had to run. how often i was lost in the woods and the laughs. i've never seen a show that pushes the boundaries when it comes to comedy and drama at the same time. >> that's historic. >> but what i do know is that the relationship i made with my co-stars and the creators of the show is unlike anything i have ever experienced. >> reporter: he's my new best friend in my head, by the way. brian tyree henry says being part of "atlanta" was so worth it and his character alfred will always have a special place in his heart. he still gets critiques from his family like, they'll send text messages and they're like, i don't know about that role and so they keep him humble and it's all out of love but he is so fun to talk to. he really was. great guy. >> that's so cool. thanks, stephanie. >> i love that everyone's family does that to them. >> absolutely. >>> coming up our special edition of "binge this." >> announcer: monday, "gma's" getting you into the holiday spirit. ♪ last christmas, i gave you my heart ♪ >> announcer: yes, it's the one and only gloria estefan and family 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but relax. this morning, we have a special holiday weekend edition of "binge this," sharing the hottest things to binge, read and watch while enjoying all those leftovers so let's get started right here, and we are kicking things off with something for those looking for a holiday remix, the whole family can enjoy. how about "the hip-hop nutcracker" and run dmc's rev run narrates. if you're a fan of the orange original definitely tune in to see the mice and toy soldiers busting some moves. i mean it's different, right? "the hip-hop nutcracker" is streaming right now on disney plus. pretty cool. >>> next up, eva, something for the bookworm. >> i was just about your dance moves up the stairs this morning >>> yes, if you're looking to shut out the noise and all the people in your house, you can curl up with a good read. we are here for you. first up is our holiday weekend buzz pick, "before i let go," by kennedy ryan, it's the story of a second chance romance and there's hope and healing and lots of feelings and for a bonus book binge, let's send it over to the host of the podcast, "moms don't have time to read books" for a couple more recommendations. >> you should definitely read "signal fires," by danny shapiro, a beautiful novel about two families whose lives intersect in a small town, and "we all want impossible things" by catherine newman. a true love letter to friendship and what it means to laugh through the darkest of times. >> do you see her color coordinated books? >> i love it. the organization is next level. thanks so much to zibby. we always love having her. be sure to keep reading along with us on our instagram @gmabookclub. janai, you're up. >>> if you're looking for a dance party to work off carbs, invite whit but reacquaint yourself with j. lo's much loved album "this is me...then" which was released 20 years ago. and it's just in time because she has a big announcement, news of a follow-up. "this is me...now" and "dear ben" a song that definitely aged well. on monday, what jennifer't. and that's real. and i want to put that message out to the world. >> oh, on my christmas list is to not age like her. >> i think that's on all of our lists. for sure. >>> now this one is for the football fanatics so bring in the wings, we got chips and dip because espn's kevin connors has this weekend's must watch games. take a look. >> whit, a couple of enormous must watch college football games this weekend. like the game, michigan/ohio state, the stakes have never been higher. both teams undefeated. winner plays for a big ten title and possible trip to the playoff. loser is likely shut out of both and then notre dame/usc, a rivalry nearly a century deep. the trojans are headed to the pac-12 title game but unless they win in their shot at a playoff spot goes up in flames. whit, two games you absolutely got to watch. >> all right, kevin, thanks so much. check out that game when the notre dame fighting irish look to stomp on usc's playoff hopes tomorrow night at 7:30 eastern right

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but first to chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin live from the pentagon. hi, jennifer. >> hi, martha. the pentagon is down playing any sort of tension with ukraine's president. they understand he's under a lot of pressure. there were 40 or more missiles fired in today. he has been asked to see the debris field. pentagon officials and polish officials seem convinced that they have seen evidence that the trajectory suggested the ukraine s-300 surface to air missile that missed its target. here's the pentagon spokesperson sabrina singh. >> this is poland's investigation to lead. i would direct you to poland to further answer that question. we're not leading this investigation. we have offered our full support to the polish government. i wouldn't speak to why particular countries are involved in the investigation. >> poland's president visited the site where the missile landed killing two people about four miles from the border with ukraine. investigators say there's evidence ohio one missile at the site. president duda reiterated it was not a russian missile. >> i repeat

in washington, jennifer griffin, fox news. breast bre again, jenniferan you see it on fox business tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ >> based on recent developments, including the former president's announcement that he is a candidate for president in the jest election. and the sitting president's sitting intention to be a candidate as well. i have concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint a special counsel. >> bret: merrick garland saying there will be a special counsel and that person will look into not only the documents situation with mar-a-lago but also the 2020 and january 6th investigations. the former president took to truth social saying here we go again. i thought that the unselect committee on january 6th was a dead issue, especially with the record setting loss of liz cheney in the great state of wyoming and likewise felt that the document hoax case after reviewing the clinton sox case and the presidential record act was dead or at least dying fast. the democrat department of justice had nothing except trump haters so they j

that jennifer griffin was outlining about the chinese-made drones and the company dji, flying around washington, d.c. in restricted air space, apparently the chinese government according to jennifer is not behind this, but has to be some connection here. >> i've done some speaking about this. drones are a security threat. drones bought in the u.s. are supposed to be geo fenced so they cannot fly over sensitive areas but the electronics and the program can be tweaked to go anywhere, and of course if the drone was made in china not subject to u.s. regulations, that drone could fly anywhere. and it's not just drones over sensitive areas. we are also looking at fleets of autonomous drones that could attack individuals, possibly politicians, military targets, it is an enormous security threat that our military intelligence agencies are grappling with. >> john: and what about the listening stations that fbi director wray was talking about. dozens in the united states, many more around the world. why isn't the biden administration doing something about it? >> the reason, john, the biden administration thinks china is a competitor. look, france is a competitor, italy is a competitor, jap