david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> do you remember this house from the go oies back in 1985? it just hit the market. it is astoria, oregon. somebody out back is doing the truffle shuffle. no, it doesn't have that. but, paul can get there and perhaps help out. >>> okay, so, the porch looks over the ocean. all of it can be yours for $1.6 million. >> i'm not that nostalgic. >>> this kid goes to buy his own snacks in style. this was in vesalia. he was caught on camera driving. >> look at him go. >> to the corner store with his pink hummer. >> i see this kid in a pink car. and he is like, he is owning it. and, he doesn't care who is around. so i thought that was pretty neat. when he was leaving he opened the door. put his bag down, sat down. he is looking over his shoulder. and, to me, looks like maybe 10, 11, 12. but looks like a great driver already. >> wow. >> surprised he didn't pick anybody up in that thing. the guy

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> that's it for us today. thank you for watching. until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. >>> 98 people were killed when this condo collapsed in news, nw york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. jericka is off. i'm lilia luciano. we begin with new fallout from the midterm elections. after predictions of a sweep that did not materialize, republicans face a week that will be critical in deciding the future direction and leadership of the party. set to grab the spotlight tuesday, former president donald trump. he's been teasing for months that he'll run again for the white house. tonight ballots are still being counted in several states with some races still too close to call. cbs's natalie brand is on capitol hill tonight. natalie? >> reporter: good evening,

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.ew series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. ♪ >>> welcome back to "face the nation." we return to our conversation now about election security with cbs news cyber security expert and analyst chris krebs. chris, i want to talk about something that's happening right now. social media is already changed the way we communicate, and certainly our political world. president biden said a few days ago that he has concerns about billionaire elon musk's purchase of twitter. he said the platform spews lies all across the world. there's no editors anymore in america. there are no editors. how do we expect kids to understand what is at stake. it's not just kids, right? what concerns do you have about this happening just days before the election, these changes to twitter? >> well, i think the government, for one, has a mechanism by which they can review the acquisition. the committee for foreign investment of the united states can take a look at

hits jeremiah hunter. the bears with a double digit lead at half. but ucla would come back to put the bears away in the 4th quarter. bruins running back, zach charbonet puts them on top. they fall 35-28. cal finished the season with a 4-8 record. >>> stanford down in orlando for a holiday tournament. the second half stanford went on for 49 points. first brandon angel, corner three, bang. stanford within one. angel led them with 22 and stanford gets the win 72-60. that does it for sports. back over to you, sara. >>> still ahead, the man who became a runaway jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that.

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hits jeremiah hunter. the bears with a double digit lead at half. back to put the bears away in the 4th quarter. bruins running back, zach charbonet puts them on top. they fall 35-28. cal finished the season with a 4-8 record. >>> stanford down in orlando for a holiday tournament. the second half stanford went on for 49 points. first brandon angel, corner three, bang. stanford within one. angel led them with 22 and stanford gets the win 72-60. that does it for sports. back over to you, sara. >>> still ahead, the man who became a runaway folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. stream your heart out with the ultimate streamer setup when you get internet with unlimited data for 55 dollars a month. plus get a free flex 4k streaming box. oh my! and for a limited time, get hbo max included for 1 year. even you in 22c. flight attendants, prepare for streaming. drop everything and get to the xfinity black friday sale. click, call or visit a store today. >>> one of the

you know, praising farrakhan, jeremiah wright, fidel castro. this? i think if they were, i lived in georgia four years. that's not the georgia that i know that would vote for people that think like that. >> well, you said something earlier. the media is not my friend. the media are going to put my record out there. yet i've been transparent with everything i've ever done. he hasn't. let's not just talk about that record. let's talk about him as a senator. as a senator, he gets an "f." he has not spoken for the georgia people. i think the people have seen who he represent. he represent joe biden and the people there in washington, because he's voted with them 96% of the time. we don't need to keep saying that. then i think the people can feel it. they can see it. right now we're in a tiebreaker. that's why i said i'm not giving this seat up, because right now the georgia people are hurt because of this inflation. the georgia people are hurting because of crime on the street. kids right now got men and women sports. all the different things that

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jeremiah picked it up. daniels for stefon bonham. sermon took it to the house. sermon does get the credit. he says he did not do all that much. >> i did not mess up the situation. it came right to me. i ran as fast as i could in the end zone. i was really at the right place in the right time. >> we just continued to make adjustments and communicate on the sideline. we just through adversity and locked arms. we knew it would be a battle to the end. >> a fun day for berkeley. this is happened. the warriors beat the rockets. why is that big? it is the first road win of the year. everything is fine with the warriors. >> a win is always good. just ahead, dozens of hot air balloons are taking to the sky this weekend. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills conta

second quarter, jack plummer hits jeremiah hunter to get the golden bears a digital did it lead. nice catch. ucla is a legit top 20 team for a reason. fourth quarter, section more than a powers in, puts the bruins on top. you l.a. survives. cal will finish the season with a record of 4-8. >>> stanford was down in orlando for a holiday tournament. florida state the opponent. second half, stanford went off 49 points. brandon angel, corner three. brings great stanford within one. angela the cardinal with 22. five minutes later, cardinal cruising. harrison ingram, small take and one. stanford defeats florida state , 70-60. >>> the usf in the house that steph curry built. usf the wildcats' lead to one. usf led a good portion of the game. davidson remains the lead. read bailey . the first loss of the year. >>> off, tiger woods has announced he and his 13-year-old son, charlie , will once again compete together at the pnc cheap it six next month. the father-son duo finished second place in last year's event. one stroke behind john bailey and his son. >>> still ahead at 5:00, this northe

jack plummer finding jeremiah hunter here who makes an amazing catch into the sun. 38 yards and the score call-up. 21 to 17 at the half. let's go to the 3rd quarter. ucla quarterback dorian thompson. robinson as friends call him dtr, take sot 14 yards. bait pay dirt here, rushed for 2 tds today. bruins up. 24 21. but the bears battling back in the 4th first and goal from the 8 plumber dumps the pass to the flat for jaydn ott who uses his speed here to get into the corner of the end zone. there's ahead. 28 to 27. but cal just couldn't contain. ucla is offense. zach charbonnet ends up doing a nice number here. yeah. 5 yard run puts them up for good. the bruins gaining 541 total yards. more than 350 of those on the ground. incredible. the bruins tending the 35 to 28 now to them and the forty-niners offense. 70 shift high gear since the arrival of christian mccaffrey and jimmy garoppolo has put his foot to the metal and running it over his past 5 starts. he had a 108, passer rating averaging just over 8 yards per pass. and he loves that. kyle shanahan is aggressive with his play calling remin

>> she was already going to name him jeremiah.ust stuck with it. >> jeremiah taylor was it supposed to be born for 20 more weeks. he never got a birth certificate, only a death certificate. then the coroner released his body, along with his mother's. so their family could say goodbye. >> it was an open casket. i remember i wanted to reach out and touch her. i just sat in the chair looking down at the floor. waiting for it to be over. >> in the days after crystie died, everyone in the family spoke with police, hoping they could help in some way. anyway. michel had a story about the day before crystie died. as she left with the kids that morning, there was a man in the lobby of their building. >> i came around the corner and there was a guy, he was sitting on the stairs. when i came around he started me a little bit. so i asked him what he was doing there. then he told me he was waiting for someone. >> michel had a bad feeling about him. >> i kind of got this instinct that said, remember what he looks like. and then i frozen what he

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.ries, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> a girl in england is making history. she's the youngest ever to walk on computerized knees. tina kraus explains. >> reporter: 8-year-old harmony rose allen is relishing her newfound mobility, thanks to her high-tech prosthetic legs. >> i love them. and on a scale 1 to 10, 10. i'm enjoying them. >> reporter: harmony contracted meningitis as a baby. sepsis from the infection ravaged her body, forcing doctors to amputate her arms, legs and the tip of her nose before her first birthday. meningitis can be viral or bacterial, but the latter is of particular concern. according to the world health organization, one in ten people who contract bacterial meningitis will die, and one in five have severe complications, including amputation after sepsis. the knees of her new prosthetics are fitted with tiny computers. sensors in the legs detect what harmony is doing and change resistance using hydraulics, reducing

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.s new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> finally tonight, actress, singer, and civil rights activist lena horne became the rst black wo a nam after her en the atkinson theater was renamed in her honor. the star of film and stage was the first black woman to be nominated for a tony award for leading actress in the 1957 musical "jamaica." the brookline born horne, who died in 2010 at the age of 2, won a tony award and two grammys during her illustrious career. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and remember you can follow us online at any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. a kansas woman who trained over 100 fighters in all-female isis battalion in syria was sentenced to 20 years in prison and 25 years of supervised release.

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.h's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> finally tonight, a historic moment in the sky. nasa's artemis i blasted off early this morning on an unmanned mission to orbit the moon. cbs' mark strassmann reports on the major steps towards getting americans back on the moon's surface. >> reporter: for america, artemis i reopens the vault of deep space. >> back to the moon and beyond. >> reporter: its irresistible force, nasa's most powerful rocket ever. our irresistible object sailing among the stars to find our place in the universe. a new era, a nasa first. artemis's female launch director, charlie blackwell-thompson. >> the harder the climb, the better the view. we showed the space coast tonight what a beautiful view it is. >> reporter: views like this. >> 57,000 miles away from the place we call home. >> reporter: views about to get better. come monday morning, uncrewed orion will fly within 60 miles of the lunar surface, then push

jeremiah wright, louis farrakhan and fidel castro. and he demanded, by the way, that america repent its whiteness. obama then traveled to michigan, where he praised on governor whitman for keeping kids out of school. for years. and with some of the worst lockdown rules in the country, and the former president also campaign there in wisconsin for mandela. barns and barns, of course, wants to cut the prison population in half. oh, that's a brilliant move. he wants to end cash bail deep in the police and praise the twenty twenty riots. five hundred and seventy four of them that congress never investigated. but apparently that's all perfectly fine with barack obama. he supports all of it. next up is nevada for biden's rubber-stamp christine cortez masto, then on to arizona for the cowardly katie hobbs, perhaps. well, the worst candidate in the country. and finally to pennsylvania for the socialist trust fund brad who never worked a day in his life in a hoodie. john fetterman, now, this guy is the radical of all radicals, lifelong opponent

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.h's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. >>> the war in ukraine has touched off an energy crisis in parts of europe. because of it, some cities are dimming the holiday lights. but that doesn't mean they're completely pulling the plug on the holiday cheer. helena humphrey has the story from london. >> reporter: for many, this is the moment that festive feeling comes alive. from the twinkling tree-lined streets of the champs-elysees in paris to berlin's cool decorations and the bright lights of bucharest's christ

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> finally tonight, in the aftermath of hurricane ian, a restaurant in fort myers, florida, is serving up much more than a good meal. they're dishing out some much needed generosity. here is cbs' manuel bojorquez. >> where are we at on potatoes? >> reporter: every morning, doug miller and his staff get cooking. >> a cooked tortilla makes all the difference in the world. >> reporter: the restaurant is called fk your diet. but before you get the wrong idea, the "fk" stands for foster kids, who miller supports. >> i was a foster kid growing up. >> reporter: but his mission has greatly expanded due to hurricane ian and the thousands left with very little. >> they don't have the ability to just go out and buy a new stove or a new refrigerator. a lot of them, the place they worked g damaged. so they're not getting a paycheck. >> all right! >> reporter: so the food here is free. and for those

you're the one that praises the ever so controversial reverend jeremiah wright, who said g.d. america, the sunday after 9/11. you're the one that praised the murdering dictator, fidel castro. i want to talk about character. let's make race about character, because herschel walker is seeing more and more momentum ahead of this december six runoff. clearly, that man, raphael warnock, is afraid now he is holding in well, over three million dollars. herschel did on the first day of the runoff for the campaign . here with more on this and of course, the situation out nevada is lindsey graham, south carolina. senator , let's start in nevada. you've been following these numbers closely. we had anticipated we thought that was about eighty seven thousand ballots in clark county. that's heavily democratic . so it turns out there's only fifty. now, after tonight's drop, there's only about thirty eight thousand votes left in clark county. and then you've got a lot of votes in counties that favor adam laxalt as well. what? thirteen, fourteen thousand vote lead? >> what does that tell you?

zip bees late first half oregon state botched the handoff and carol's jeremiah early.s and scores bears trail 21/7 at the half, but go on to lose 38 10. they've lost six straight wild game in eugene number six, oregon hosting number 25, washington just over three minutes left, washington down seven michael pennix finding taj davis and he breaks free down the sideline stays in 62 yards. it's tied at 34 quarterback boneck sprained his ankle. so his backups in on 4th and one 90 seconds ago and the back slip so washington takes over on the 35 51 seconds to go on the ensuing possession peyton henry connects from 43 yards out 37 34 u dub final chance for the ducks nyx back in on that balm ankle and his throw is well short ducks lose 37 34 their second loss eliminating them from playoff contention number four tcu taking on number 18, texas. that's vivo 15. he'd be a welcome addition on any offensive line third quarter tcu up three, nothing give it to kendra miller up the right sidelines. see you later 75 yards 10 nothing. corn frogs fourth quarter, it's 10-3 game third and 10

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.e all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> if you've ever felt like you could use a little lift in life, well, we've got just the person for you. meg oliver introduces us to an inspirg winning gold in her golden years. >> reporter: when nora langdon turned 65, she needed a change. >> i was in bad shape. i weighed too much, and i couldn't get up and downstairs without getting tired. >> reporter: langdon went to royal oak gym in michigan and asked art little to train her in power lifting. >> when you first met nora, did you think a world champio was standing before you? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: little was hesitant, but language don was hooked, determined to master all three events in the sport. she trained for two years before competing. now just shy of her 80th birthday, the grandma holds more than 20 national and world records with personal bests of 413 pounds in the squat, 381 in the dead lift, and 203 for the bench press. >> she upped the game not only for

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. >> here in new york, jeremiah helps to hand out free turkeys. in los angeles, the l.a.ng hundreds of thanksgiving meals to the homeless. while back in alabama, tania with that group of friends and their message to us all. >> we just want to wish all of you that are out there serving, whether that's in a hospital, whether it's at a restaurant, or if it's serving our country, we just want to wish you all a very happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> it's been said the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them. thank you so much for watching. i'm linsey davis in new york. happy thanksgiving and good night. y season at the wintrust magnificent mile lights festival with fireworks, bands, floats, balloons and musical performances. plus more than 1 million magical lights. and it all starts now. [singing in foreign language]

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david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> we want to show you around the cbs news election night headquarters. we have some brand-new features that will help us tell the story of your vote and how it will shape the future of our country. this is where we will begin, joined by my brilliant colleagues, face the nation's margaret brennan. our chief political analyst john dickerson. cbs mornings gayle king. hi, gayle. >> hi, norah. >> and ed o'keefe will be tracking all of the interesting races. we have correspondents all across the country contributing to the smartest coverage on te

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. on the next "turning point", right here on this station. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. >>> a company in japan has turned to extreme recycling to transform a garbage dump into a playground. lucy craft reports. >> reporter: this might look like just another serene patch of wootland with a pond full of tadpoles and turtles, an organic vegetable farm, and a flock of free range chickens. but this 42 acre oasis actually belongs to an industrial waste treatment plant, where garbage gets a new lease on life. it all starts with truckloads of concrete, mountains of lumber, and other debris hauled in

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.eremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. to call for urgent action. >> the climate crisis is impacting people, and yet we are still holding conferences. >> reporter: 25-year-old vanessa na caw tay has become the face of climate activism in africa, a continent impacted by extreme heat waves, drought, and famine. >> it is heartbreaking and frustrating because you didn't cause this crisis, but then you are suffering the impacts. >> reporter: nakate started a youth climate movement in her native uganda in 2019, inspired by swedish climate activist greta thunberg. >> what is it do you think that young people understand about climate change that a lot of adults don't seem to? >> i think young people understand the science. think t urgency of the problem. >> reporter: in 2020, she was photographed with all activists, all of them white. but when it was distributed around the world, nakate was cropped out. >> does that mean the people fr

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jeremiah? i'm tired. we'll leave her. oh anna, i don't want to come back. it was from the amount of money, but i can't stop because we'll have it on to each other. i to while i'm so sick of this endless baking. it are so many hills where i have to push the bank and my but is just constantly burning. go to them whether toilet does or will going on there? yes, i don't feel like talking to people any more. that's why i am dressed up as spiderman to hide my face and so that nobody will recognize me, don't you? when all the other end is better? melody this is nanna. he's a jim. do you remember on our 1st date? i wrote your name on a wall with chocolate. we watched a movie cooler, shower cardeana. we'll use aware i was the happiest guy alive. and then g, a chung was born. it's all up on. i was like why you should have put some bars in front of the windows as of now i'm getting this headaches again. otherwise. oh, no, no. no what that nana i've had an idea was okay, every day i'll stand in front of a different school. we're waiting for the kids to come up to me to

here in new york, jeremiah helping to hand out free leles, the l. monthanks meals to the homeless. alabama, tania ragsdale with that group of friends and their message to us all. >> we just want to wish all of you that are out there serving, whether that's in a hospital, whether it's at a restaurant or if it's serving our country, we just want to wish you all a very happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> it's been said the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis in new york. happy thanksgiving and good night. >> no holiday on the roads. one of several incidents that cause big backups. plus. >> i feel like the human spirit is so resilient. >> handing out meals on thanksgiving is not just about the food. see what we found on the streets of san francisco. >> i'm meteorologist sandy patel. warm enough to set records. i will let you know if it will stick around for the weekend coming up when abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news

head here doing is 2018 campaign or for my book and i did our was in long how we until the last jeremiah in ours last night in his office as well for the results. ah, so it is, it is shocking. it is shocking for his team is struggling for him. ah, so a lot of people didn't i expect that he would be doing so poorly. ah, we could see that there, there was a change of, of wave in long cow we definitely, a lot of young people are even if they still do have, you know, a lot of respect for its kind of varies from father figure are the age was, was a very strong factor as enduring covina as well, is parliamentary office in lanka. we did not do so well in supporting our people of lanka. we so that, that really played a lot in a vis results or so again, at the end of an era it's, i mean now is, is not in the scene anymore. my, my trauma is no longer there. a lot of people are calling for is i hate to resign. this might be as well. one of the, maybe the last, you know, last time that i noise is running for a p. m position. so, so we are seeing that can you generate generation coming up and it is a

she ends with american jeremiah form. so the beginning actually foreshadows the form of the end of the book. i just had to say that. [ applause ]. >> book tv every sunday on cspan2 features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, massachusetts republican governer charlie baker shares his book results where he offers his task o moving politics and gettin things done and at 10:00, cialologist beth trusdale looks at retirement and whether working longer provides better financial security in her book overtime and interviewed by economic professor courtney coil. watch book tv every sunday on cspan2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online at

jack plummer and jeremiah hunter connected. hunter 153, two scores. 21-17 cal at the break.ourth quarter cal up one. add the two-point conversion, 35-28 ucla. under two minutes to go, fourth and sixth for cal. he f bal the bruin cove finhi the sean england at d cup. great chance for the u.s., and it goes off the crossbar. just how close? scoreless into the 91st minute. england's best chance is wide. the u.s. stays unbeaten against england after the draw. now they must beat iran tuesday in the final group stage match to advance to the knockout round. sharks against the kings. late second, down 3-1. he scores. 3-2 game after two. third period, beats james now 0-12 in his last 12 games in the tank. sharks lose 5-2. san francisco taking on florida state. cardinal on a big run. hed 18 in his career-high 22 in the second half. stanford women beating florida women gulf coast. they are now 0-6. that is your sports. liz: let's check the forecast. nice weather this weekend. things are going to change a bit. lisa: we are looking at a cold front. you can see a little precipitation to th

oregon state with the handoff and jeremiah early right on time, scoops and scores.e in eugene, oregon hosting washington. washington down seven, taj davis breaks free down the sideline, stays in, 62 yards, tied at 34-34. the quarterback sprained his ankle so the backup is in. 51 seconds to go, peyton henry connects from 43 yards. already 7-34 uw. back on that bomb ankle and the throw is well short. her second loss, eliminating them. tcu taking on texas. a welcome addition on any offensive line. tcu up 3-0. miller up the right side, see you later, 10-0 horned frogs. third and 10, max duggan to quentin justin. tcu wins 17-10, still a perfect 10-0. that is your look at sports. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now. we have some rain he days but a nice stretch of sunny days. drew: we will pause any rain for the next seven to 10 days and today starts a really nice stretch of sunshine and comfortable afternoon temperatures. you are looking at our abc 7 oakland airport camera, terminal one. we are finding nice conditions if you are flying today, dry skies. should be e

500 and their hosting number 18 ucla, legendary broadcaster joe wrapping up his 48 year career and jeremiahunter and for two. hunter is a buck 53, the touchdown came in the first half, fourth quarter, cal is up one, jack scores at the two point conversion and 35 .38 ucla. cal gave up over 58 rushing yards. a fumbled ball, 25 and 38, finishing the season at four and eight. england in the world cup, christian with a great chance with the u.s., but it goes off at the crossbar and how close? that close. scoreless into the 91st minute and england's last best chance is white and the u.s. stays unbeaten against england in the world cup play after the 0-0 drop. they must beat iran to go to the knockout round. the golden seals against the kings. the king's defender is it to alexander and he scores a 3-2 game after two. third period now. they be james -- beat james. the sharks lose 5-2. stanford is the happiest place on earth. espn inspirational is led by this guy, stanford wins 70-60 and not pictured is stanton beating the south coast, they are 0-6. that is your look e-sports. i sent it back to you.

you know, luis farrakhan and jeremiah right and fidel castro. by the wayed, speaking of domestic violence, he was accused of that and arrested for obstructing annist vestgation into his camp for child abuse. why do you think republicans will get a -- they're going to get a majority it appears. it's not anywhere we thought it was. but they won by more than 6 million votes. that doesn't add up to me. >> that's why i think we need a serious committee to stop and take a look. as you know, every model i believe in failed in this election. that's why i was very confident going into election day. i spent three days campaigning with kevin mccarthy watching him work, seeing how he was doing it. it was remarkable. he's raised $480 million. this is the most diverse, most inclusive house republican party in history. they developed a commitment to america that is much more sophisticated than what we did with the contract with america back in 94. so i really went in to election night -- we went to watch returns with kevin. i felt good that 3s something missin

jim stockdale, jeremiah denton, robbie eisen or, senior officers.came up with what is the most brilliant vision statement that i have ever heard, corporate organizational, military, otherwise. three words. return with honor. the reason that was important and strategic was that people could communicate it easily. they could remember it, they could act upon it. when they were in an interrogation room by themselves, there is no list of rules for what and how to respond to what might come. they did know it's coming, but they would be asked to do, but to say. every man could understand for himself what it looks like to return home with honor. they didn't know when they would return for monterrey. for all they knew it could be next week, it could be a year for now. nobody thought it would be as long as seven or eight years, which was for some people. but they knew what it meant and what it looked like for them to walk off an aircraft at some indeterminate point in the future with their head held high, moving up to look at their fellow friends, family, ser

to keep one thing they have in common as they both praised the reverend jeremiah wright's. i got a picture of obama and louis farrakhan, he has praised i don't even think obama did this, but obama praised vito castro. >> you see what he said about abortion, he believes a baby that survives abortion, he want to deny that baby medical care. may have someone like like senator warnock represented the good people of georgia because am georgia born, georgia. i am not going to let them continue to put the georgia people down through their racis things that they say about the georgia people is not true. i want people to get out and vote. they go to washington to represent us, but they only represent one side, it's going to be the blind side, i represent everybody. white, yellow, green, everybody from george upright not going t let reverend warnock and i'm no going to let x president obama hurt my family. the thugs and gangsters, is tha the guy you are running against? >> that is the guy running against fred the guy that has all these things. he hides behind these court records. i t

he was in georgia for a rally with his fellow jeremiah wright lover, raphael warnock, a proponent of defund the police and critical race theory, endorsing fidel castro and louis farrakhan. he demanded america repent for its whiteness. obama then traveled to michigan where he praised whitmire for keeping kids out of school for years with some of the worst lockdown rules in the country. the former president also campaigned in wisconsin for mandella barnes, who of course wants to cut the prison population in half. what a brilliant move. he wants to praise the 2020 riots, 574 of them the congress never investigated. that's fine with obama who supports all of it. next up is no vat biden's rubber-stamp. then on to arizona for the cowardly katie hobbs. perhaps the worst candidate in the country, hobbs. entered pennsylvania for the socialist trust fund brat in a hoodie who never will work today in his life, john fetterman, the radical of all radicals. he wants a moratorium on fracking, wants to open up the prison population. he wants pennsylvania to be a sanctuary state. he wants tax payers

david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr.eremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> we're going to see what happens. look, the policies of the democrats are beyond description. >> the right to choose is on the ballot. your right to vote is on the ballot. >> with the right majorities, we'll take step one to winning back america. >> democracy itself is on the ballot. the stakes are high. >> and one back to our cbs news election night headquarters here in new york. let's go back to major garrett and anthony salvanto for something you'll see only on cbs news. >> norah, we've heard on social media all about influencers. i'm not one of them, but i've read books about it, you know. there are influencers in politics too, and cbs has drilled down on our polling data to find out the four most important influential groups in this midterm election. anthony, who are they, and what do they care about? >> we define this by the way people define themselves and see politics, starting

. >> he read the very beginning you see where she begins puritans and she ends with american jeremiah form. the beginning foreshadows the form of the end of the book. i just had to say that. [applause] >> what think our panel. [applause] tv, every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 8:00 p.m. eastern massachusetts republican governor charlie baker shares his book results were he offers his thoughts on to move past the politics and get things done. and then at 10:00 p.m. eas on after words, sociologist beth drews that looks at the future of retirement whether working longer is a better financial security in her book over time she's interviewed economics professor courtney coyle. watch book tv every sunday on cspan2. on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org

were allegations of child abuse he was arrested for obstruction of justice, praising pharaoh can, jeremiahright, our people in georgia aware of all of this because i think if they were, i lived in georgia for four years that is not the georgia i know that would vote for people that think like that. >> you said something earlier, the media is not my friend, the are going to put my record out there, but i've been transparen with everything i've ever done. let's not just talk about the record, but him as a senator. as a senator he would get an f he has not spoken for the georgia people i think that people see who he represents, h represents joe biden and the people in washington, he voted for them 96 percent of the time. i think that people can feel it and see it. right now, we are in a tiebreaker that's what i said i am not giving this eat up because right now the georgia people are hurting because of this inflation. the georgia people are hurting because of crime on the streets. all the different things that have happened in less than two years since he's been in office and i'm not going to