that is all the time we have for stanford sociology professor tomas jimenez. thank you so much. really appreciate the conversation. >> it was a pleasure. thanks for the opportunity. >> we'll take a sh of the popular will than traditional voting. that's because it is the system san francisco voters will use to choose their mayor. it is also the system that produced the oakland mayor, who is now facing a recall. so we want to offer some tips on how to fill out a ranked choice voting ballot to reflect the fullness of your preferences and to look at its pros and cons. joining us live now to offer guidance, jason mcdaniel, associate professor of political science at san francisco state university. professor mcdaniel, thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> correct me if i'm wrong, but i think about 45 u.s. cities currently use ranked choice voting right, including san francisco, oakland, and berkeley. >> that's about right. okay, yeah, that's about right. >> okay. based on your research, what are the benefits of ranked choice voting versus the traditional pick one approach?

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that passed 8 to 2 with council members cohen and jimenez voting against. special appointment. jimenez in particular, talking about all the money that could be used on other things as opposed to a special election for just one district. council members will return in two weeks to work out the details. outside san jose city hall, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. >> a life changing moment for a california mother as she passes the california bar exam on the first try. the reaction from both the woman and her family (♪) when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose. severe allergic reac

and our next author is monica jimenez, making neverland race. and law in the creation of puerto rico her bio super easy. monica jimenez is the assistant professor of african and african diaspora studies at the university of texas at austin. and so welcome. thank you both for having us. thank you. texas book festival and all the people that are involved in the organizing this is really an amazing festival. so thank all for being here. i just want to touch base on both of the books so that we can contextualize the conversation if that's okay. so we are home american in the 21st century. an oral history. ray suarez is a really amazing job of contextualizing immigration in today's times. it's very, very relevant. and actually i wanted to make a point i don't think there are there is a more. panel with two books in this entire festival right now in terms of the political climate. so it's really exciting that you are all here here. yeah, educating yourselves and reading the book and telling more people about this content and this. and so it's a histor

la peina raúl jiménez y henry martín. el del américa simplemente la tiene que empujar.ntamiento. nos llevó en volandas y no nos permitió relajarnos. y estuvo ahí permanentemente. era el 0 0. los nerviosismos, min 40 no sé qué y y el 2 0 inclusive no era suficiente. ya con 2 0 vino una contra de ellos. es decir, yo rescato la afición y desde luego sí. yo pienso que hay muchos jugadores esto están aprobados, no? pero falta tiempo. hay que someternos a más partidos, a más, a complicaciones, a ya te digo, a situaciones complejas. así queda el final four de la nations league que se disputará en el sofá stadium el próximo 20 de marzo. con las semifinales, méxico se medirá a canadá, mientras que estados unidos buscará revancha ante panamá. los ganadores chocarán en la gran final. pitazo final en este repaso deportivo. pausa y ya regresamos con más. domina la acción. fue presentado por river rock casino. ven por la emoción. quédate por la victoria. el consulado general de méxico en san francisco y telemundo 48 te invitan a participar en el banco de llamadas este jueves1

todo parecía que el city iba a poder sostener la ventaja, pero a los 82 aparece santi jiménez reciéntiempo para este golazo de dani olmo, el gran fichaje de temporada para los culés y robert lewandowski. doblete 3 a 0. ganó el barsa sunday night fuy especial porque es versión día de acción de gracias y en telemundo 48 disfrutarás del duelo entre miami, dolphins y green bay packers a partir de las 17:00 de la tarde. mejor plan imposible. yarda final. en ese repaso deportivo pasa y regresamos con más. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyota responde toyota. vayamos juntos. el arte de crear viene de lo más profundo, ya sea colaborando en una canción o en el diseño de un reloj. no cabe duda que viene del corazón, porque todo lo que se crea tiene que trascender el tiempo. regresó el momento perfecto para conseguir el honda de tus sueños durante navidades honda, donde encontrarás grandes ofertas en la nueva passport, la pilot con tracción integral disponible y la poderosa ridgeline. date prisa! convierte tus sueños de estas fiestas en realidad con un nuev

quienes piden el nombramiento entre ellos el concejal sergio jimÉnez, quieren que sus colegas entrevisten dijo que tiene preferencia por elecciones especiales a pesar del tiempo y dinero. recordaron la semana pasada le presentamos un caso realmente conmovedor. el de una joven colombiana de 20 aÑos que lamentablementese encuentra luchando entre la vida y la muerte en el hospital de san joaquÍn tras sufrir un accidente de trÁnsito. carla siguiÓ de cerca este caso. buenas tardes carla: buenas tardes. fÍjense que hoy estuve en el hospital general de san joaquÍn y pude hablar personalmente con karen, la amiga de marÍa fernanda que es la Única que ha podido estar al pendiente de ella en el hospital ya que no tiene ningÚn familiar cerca. de hecho, tambiÉn puede hablar con sus padres en colombia quienes sÓlo esperan ese visado para poder viajar. marÍa fernanda en estos momentos se encuentra en estado crÍtico en el hospital general de san joaquÍn. esto tras haber sido atropellada mientras revisaba una llanta que se le habÍa pinchado en la autopista. sus padres lo que de haberle sido aprobada la vi

tambiÉn tenemos a carlos jimÉnez que se pensaba que era una contienda reÑida, alcalde y es ganador porntienen su escaÑo. tambiÉn baylÓn donald, de familia jamaiquina y panameÑa, ganador por el partido republicano. vemos como se llenan los escaÑos de caras y apellidos hispanos que hemos estado votÁndoos en esta elecciÓn. a nivel del senado tenemos solamente cinco hispanos que nos representan y a nivel de cÁmara baja 48, el dÍa de hoy cada uno de estos escaÑos en disputa y eso podrÍa cambiar. podrÍan volver con un aumento modesto pero serÍa un aumento. jorge: muchas gracias, hablamos mucho del poder latino, grandes nÚmeros pero tambiÉn poder polÍtico, de eso se trata. ilia: estaremos pendientes toda la noche. vamos con fÉlix que nos habla de la importancia de varias micro comunidadesque podrÍan definir el triunfo en estados conocidos como pÉndulo. fÉlix: hablamos mucho de lo que son los estados pÉndulo, esos pÉndulos tiene caracterÍsticas especiales. vamos a ver de quÉ se trata, de esas caracterÍsticas. vamos por ejemplo a georgia hemos dicho que tienen resultados mÁs tempranos, en este

. >> florida republican carlos jimenez spoke about the latino vote in the 2024 looks and border security. it is about 25 minutes. >> welcome to washington live. i'm a congressional reporter at the "washington post" joined by florida congressman carlos gimenez. how are you. guest: i'm doing well. host: i'm getting ready for you to come back to capitol hill tomorrow and i want to look back at the fight and week republicans have had. what a sweep by president hrefrbgt donald trump not just winning florida but made gains in new york and all seven battle ground states. senate republicans have the majority again and it seems like a couple calls in california and arizona but house republicans likely to keep their majority. can you explain, are you surprised by how president-elect donald trump has done in his tend influence in the relying base? guest: in a sense, no. people ask me what i expected. my gut told me it would be a repeat of 1980 but polls were saying it was really close so anything that came out would not have surprised me. but it is similar to 1980. you had a president that was high

cohen and jimenez voted against that. they want a special appointment.pecially pointing out the cost $3.3 million and all the things that the city could do with that money, as opposed to look at just district three and focusing on a special election for that district when turnout in special elections is maybe 25, 30%. that's on the high end. but again, the council decided 8 to 2 to go forward with an interim appointment. special election sometime next year. they'll come back in two weeks to work out the details. we're live outside san jose city hall this evening. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. mike, back up to you in oakland. >> all right. sounds like a plan, jesse. thank you. now overseas, where ukrainian troops have used a long range u.s. missile to hit a military target inside russia. tonight we're learning more about what motivated president biden to greenlight the use of those missiles. fox's jennifer griffin has the latest from the pentago. >> it's been exactly 1000 days since russia invaded ukraine. and now the ukrainians are taking the fight dee

en medio de todas las peticiones el alcalde dijo que joaquÍn jimÉnez expresa su apoyo a cristina coriff. las personas que piden su renuncia, no estoy de acuerdo con ellas. es la supremacÍa blanca tratando de pedir la renuncia a una mujer le he color, a una mujer latina. sedes era que los electrones deben poder, el alcalde cree que esta debe permanecer en su cargo. >> ella fue electa por el pueblo y sÓlo el pueblo puede decidir si ella pierde su silla. muchos pidieron su dimisiÓn. se alega que la sheriff incurriÓ en malas prÁcticas. >> creo que es difÍcil para cualquier observador ver el reporte y pensar que no ha hecho nada malo, pedimos que renuncies. >> le preguntÉ a elliot quÉ dice de las afirmaciones de la alguacil. [hablan inglÉs] >> debo decir que es falso. verÁn que por su conducta. solicitÉ entrevistas, pero no han estado disponibles. reportando en vivo, marÍa antonieta mejÍa. >> tenemos advertencia de heladas. veremos estas condiciones y quÉ tanto nos puede afectar. nos exponemos a estas bajas temperaturas sin ropa de cada. tiene que estar atento a la somnolencia. esta situa

jimenez, in particular, talking about the $3.3 million.his is going to cost and all the different things that the city could use to fund different programs, as opposed to holding a special election for just one district. council members say they're going to come back in two weeks, and that's after the thanksgiving holiday to work out the details. we're live outside san jose city hall this evening. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. heather, back up to you in oakland. >> we'll see how this process plays out. thanks so much, jesse. appreciate it. crews in alameda county doing some high flying work to clear out damage from last year's storms. a massive tree in san leandro between huff avenue and 580 was taken out. piece by piece, all with the help of a helicopter. the tree removal is part of a larger project to remove dead trees and vegetation, to reduce the impact on the creek environment there. the alameda water conservation district opted to use a helicopter for this task once the project is complete, the district will replant indigenous tree

that passed 8 to 2 with council members cohen and jimenez voting against.ed the special appointment. jimenez in particular, talking about all the money that could be used on other things as opposed to a special election for just one district. council members will return in two weeks to work out the details. outside san jose city hall, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up tonight at 11, a popular new restaurant in oakland already calling it quits. why? they say they can't keep the business open, but are hopeful a new concept can be successful. >> and rain moving into the bay area at this hour. it will be in the north bay first, where it will be the most as well. and then it spreads south into friday. timing on the storm and the five day forecast next. >> but first reaction tonight after a ballot measure that would have raised california minimum wage failed ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. it is inevitable. chloe

. >> a sus colegas el congresista republicano de florida, carlos jimenez no dudo en felicitarlo por sura ejercer el cargo bajo trump. >> esto es un gran honor para un cubano americano. >> nosotros estamos super orgullosos de que haya sido un gran honor para un cubano todo lo que ha logrado el senador marco rubio. >> yo se que va a luchar por la libertad y que va a luchar por la derechos humanos. >> entonces, hasta el momento, asi estaria la composicion del gabinete republicano, thomas homan para el control de la frontera, stephen s naciones unl congresistamiller, jefe g stefanik, embajadora de la onu. >> el congresista red zeldin estaria a cargo de la agencia de proteccion ambiental. >> el congresista mike walsh como consejero de seguridad nacional y susie wiles anunciada la semana pasada como jefa de gabinete. >> vamos a detenernos un poquito mas en thomas homan, el sera el zar de la frontera. >> fue el director interino de ice durante un ano y medio en la primera presidencia de trump y participo en la redaccion del libro proyecto 2025. >> ahora, dijo trump, tendra a su cargo la depor

bueno, pasamos con eric jiménez, nos dice la respuesta.mérica con la palabra que ellos utilizaban para el pan plano musulmán. pero en realidad el origen de la tortilla de mesoamérica se remonta previo al año 500 antes de cristo, en el parte norte de méxico. hacen tortillas en diferentes formas. por ejemplo, en sonora hacen las tortillas muy grandes a través de los años la tortilla de maíz y de harina se han convertido en algunos de los alimentos más populares de latinoamérica. desde niños empezamos en la tradición de la tortilla y para todo, o sea, desde tostadas, porque también la tostada es en base a tortilla. la tortilla se usa para todo. vaya. y son muchas las familias y hasta comercios que incluyen las tortillas para hacer tacos, quesadillas, chilaquiles, entre otros platillos que se han convertido en favoritos. y favoritos también. en mi cocina, verdad? y no puede faltar. y por supuesto, también faltaron las tortillas de nopales que cada vez se están tratando de agregarle nuevos ingredientes más saludables, por decirlo de esa manera.

you off, jimenez counters that this is exactly what basic research is all about. the scope of yeah, it's mentions and i believe that we as humans are a species that has the opportunity to think about the universe. it's beginning today's you reverse and perhaps also wits end to elect office. and i think that somehow is because we have the opportunity. there's also a kind of obligation to do at this point. so whether the fcc make sense is still being debated, whether the project is even feasible or whether alternatives are available should be cleared by the end of 2025. the experts aren't thinking about another alternative, no new future project at all. that's not how they work and how i lost in those for you. you have an ongoing project in which you're doing science and you're also preparing a future project for which you are developing technologies. so then once you've squeezed that project scientifically for all it's worth 0, ready in the starting box for the follow up project time from and then start approach on student. i know that 15000000000 sounds like a lot

ella desde el 2018 se llama shirley jiménez, comenzó a adornar su hogar con muñecas de terror y lucesra de casa y este año ella esta madre decidió continuar con la tradición para traer alegría a su comunidad y obviamente para recordar a su pequeño christopher to continue to just bring joy and love to my community. los vecinos han expresado su apoyo y su aprecio también por el esfuerzo que realiza. ella y ella plantea. planea seguir celebrando. de hecho, hoy tienen la fecha exacta para celebrar la noche de halloween con disfraces y luces para los niños, tal como le hubiera gustado a su hijo christopher. y bueno, el cambio climático y halloween quizás va a ser difícil de entender la relación, pero sí que hay relación. pues probablemente con nuestros desperdicios. este día podríamos estar empeorando la crisis de cambio climático. por ello tenemos más consejos que vamos a revisar ahora que precisamente le ayudan a tratar de resolver el problema de la basura y se los comparto. primero guarde o done su disfraz es importante. queremos cambiar cada año, pero es importante que lo reutilicen. t

true crime news also tracked down chanel's husband, carlos jimenez, after her family filed a missing persons report. police questioned carlos, who at first seemed uncooperative. he dodged the media, too, and it only raised suspicions. carlos tells us he was standing by chanel. >> they should accept that she is where she is, that she doesn't want to talk with them. >> her missing person found story all started ten days ago when carlos took her to the airport so she could leave los angeles. >> he dropped me off with my dog. i said goodbye to him, gave him a hug. he got in the car and he went back with our dog to our house. >> she told me a few days before she went on a trip that she had decided to cut off contact with her family, especially her mother. >> her destination? this secluded texas town, and a personal spiritual journey to a controversial pastor. >> i just wanted to take a trip. there was a pastor in town i liked who came from perth, west australia, pastor robert clancy. >> i want you to come and start to pray. >> i grew up listening to him and i have great respect for him. >

that is the option supported by councilman sergio jimenez, who says this is the most efficient and leastther option is a special election, which is favored by mayor matt mahan, who says the people of district three should be the ones to vote on who represents them. a special election would still require an interim appointment, as those special elections take a while to set up. in the meantime, the chief of staff for district three has been trying to make sure that constituents know the office is open for business with oversight from the mayor himself and with the work of six employees. our focus keeps being the same helping the community. our district three residents, our small businesses and making sure downtown thrives. the estimated cost for a special election, according to the city clerk's office, could run between $2 million and as much as $3.2 million, so definitely that will be a talking point. thanks, chris. prosecutors in new york are fighting to keep president elect donald trump's hush money conviction in place. however, they do say his sentencing should be postponed as his law

council members david cohen and sergio jimenez suggested appointing someone for the role would be moreistrict three residents have to be careful what they ask for. if we go down the road of a special election, you're going to have someone, a group of people perpetually running for office. all the way till november 26th, 25. >> ultimately, council voted 8 to 2 for a special election and a temporary appointment. >> this special election, most importantly, is going to help rebuild that trust. >> as far as the d three office. it's still open, but with oversight from mayor matt mahon's office. >> it was good to have a voice and for them to consider my voice and opinion. that is really important. >> the soonest a special election would be held is april in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> and there's likely going to be a special election in san mateo county that could result in the sheriff getting ousted. the board of supervisors today approved putting an ordinance before voters in march that would give them the power to fire elected sheriff cristina corpus. corpus is under press

from jimenez integration chief and steven miller was the petite chief of policy. every time is a us political analyst. he expects elements sold the project 2025 agenda to be implemented. now that donald trump will be back in the white house, it is expected that many of those same policy prescriptions from project 25 project 2025 will also be be implemented by donald trump. because again, we know that many of his of his team as well as donald trump, himself adhere to a lot of these conservative principles that are being proposed by the heritage foundation. donald trump, above or any above anything else. certainly values loyalty or even over confidence . and experience, and so this is going to be a, an administration that is truly donald trump and stuff donald trump's making without any of the inputs or advice from the establishment of republicans and the republican party. and so clearly this is a, this is an administration that donald trump has made in and of themselves. the question now, given the fact that we know that there are still thousands of other political

se trata de la cena del señor raúl jiménez, un evento único en todo el país en el que año con año, personasó de comprar el ingrediente principal de la cena. los pavos. por eso podrán alimentar a más personas que en años anteriores. por primera vez este año también habrá una zona para niños donde tendrán juegos, regalos, pintacaritas y hasta podrán tomarse una foto con santa. para los grandes. una oportunidad de conocer gente nueva y lo más importante, tener un lugar a donde ir y no pasar solos el día de acción de gracias. qué interesante y reflexivo este día, no? generalmente nosotros pensamos en lo que nos hace falta y este día es muy importante para ver todo lo que tenemos y decir gracias por todo eso que tenemos. yo de hecho, agradezco a quien tengo aquí a mi lado. de hecho, aparecí como de verdad yo le agradezco y esa sensación. bienvenido césar. muchas gracias dayana. pues básicamente es un día no solo para agradecer, sino que también para compartir. la mejor forma de agradecer es compartir dando. me gusta mucho esa parte de la tradición de aquí no hay que decir que de aquí, pero se co

council members david cohen and sergio jimenez suggested appointing someone for the role would be morent. >> district three residents have to be careful what they ask for. if we go down the road of a special election, you're going to have someone, a group of people perpetually running for office. all the way till november 26th, 25. >> ultimately, council voted 8 to 2 for a special election and a temporary appointment. >> this special election, most importantly, is going to help rebuild that trust. >> as far as the d three office. it's still open, but with oversight from mayor matt mahon's office. >> it was good to have a voice and for them to consider my voice and opinion. that is really important. >> the soonest a special election would be held is april in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> and there's likely going to be a special election in san mateo county that could result in the sheriff getting ousted. the board of supervisors today approved putting an ordinance before voters in march that would give them the power to fire elected sheriff cristina corpus. corpus is und

now he wants to teach the most political jimenez on the politicians and married that are basically liars from the government to the administration to the city counselors because they have these people aren't doing their jobs as they should not have possibly i can with a lie and make promises immune but in the end they don't keep their word and as instances most of those in our isolated location far from the cities, it makes us feel quite a band into the, particularly the relative has offered him a room in the village of san raphael. far away from the children of last plumas, seeing that this was the yes, it's hard for me to give up on lost pretty much so guessing best because there was always this connection with the children and the people in the community went ahead and tell you that because we built up a good relationship with each other and think that actually on when we went on a, how are you hugs everything. good with the family to the menu. welcome to class. come in. okay, the menu alonzo. how are you super doing that? i'm finding, i want a big family mentally that i find teaching

una serie de problemas sobre redes de tasaciÓn de las situaciones del paÍs, estÁ con nosotros ivÁn jimÉnezld trump llegamos a conocer lo que ofrecÍa, lo Único concreto eran estos terrenos federales que hasta el momento no sabemos, sin embargo, muchos estÁn pendientes porque hoy en dÍa realmente hablando de sus 25,000, se puede sacar un prÉstamo sin necesariamente tener un pago inicial. carlos: el tema es que las casas no se construyen de un dÍa para otro, esto es casi imperceptible? >> el tema regulaciones y facilidadde permisos crear un clima donde eso se acelere de alta importancia, tambiÉn volver como el prÓximo aÑo, renovar los impuestos, el esquema de impuestos del 2017, se eliminÓ la deducciÓn de la vivienda para la clase media, entonces, tal vez se podrÍa retomar ese tema con un tema relevante, carlos: ¿es en un sucio realmente tiene un efecto en los precios? >> no, hay que incrementar la construcciÓn de viviendas, uno de los obstÁculos para la construcciÓn es la permiso no ——— permisologÍa. >> en tÉrminos de empleo es que estamos sÓlidos, no solamente en empleo, sino ademÁs . >> se

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damos los buenos dÍas a ivÁn jimÉnez y eric.presidencia, pero si dentro de un aÑo puede cambiar el principal de la reserva y que de hecho fue nominado dentro de un aÑo puede incidir. como presidente y una figura polÍtica no clÁsica puede tener una mayor presiÓn, pero a la vez lo que va a determinar los intereses durante el prÓximo aÑo no determinados por el mercado en la reserva federal que va a basar su respuesta. >> precisamente, donald trump tocÓ una fibra muy interesante durante su campaÑa. fueron las tasa de interÉs. tocÓ mucho lo que es el bolsillo del pueblo. esto sin duda como bien dice Él y tÚ no es una decisiÓn que toma el presidente de la naciÓn. sin embargo, la reserva federal el dÍa de hoy estÁ sentada para dictaminar si maÑana se anuncia la decisiÓn de la tasa de interÉs en un medio por ciento que serÍa muy interesante verlo. una decisiÓn que yo considero que serÍa muy inteligente tal vez atrasarla un poco. sin embargo, como bien decÍa al principio donald trump se enfocÓ en la economÍa. la economÍa tiene mucho que

jimenez, be allowed to sit and participate in today's hearing. without objection, so ordered. i will not recognize myself for an opening statement. when hurricanes irma and maria made landfall in puerto rico in september 2017, they left massive damage in their wake. the storms knocked out 80% of puerto rico's electrical grid causing an 11-month blackout period the longest in u.s. history. these hurricanes revealed the fragility and dire strait of puerto rico's electrical grid, which had been suffering through years of mismanagement and deferred maintenance by the puerto rico electric power authority, the island's public electrical utility since then they have undergone a major overhaul of its management, operations and finances. this overhaul included entering into private/public partnerships that privatize the management of most of prepa's assets. in 2021 the management of the prepa electrical transmission and distribution structure was awarded to luma energy and in 2023, operations of prepa's thermal generation efforts were awarded . at the federal level, the d.o.e. , fema,

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this is the option favored by councilman sergio jimenez, who says this is the most efficient and the least costly route. the other option is a special election, which is favored by mayor matt mahan, who says the people of district three should get to vote on who represents them. a special election would require an interim appointment as a special election would be months away. now, in the meantime, the chief of staff for district three has been trying to make sure that constituents know that the office is open for business with oversight from the mayor himself, and that six employees are working to address their needs and concerns. our focus keeps being the same. helping the community. our district three residents, our small businesses and making sure downtown thrives. now, the estimated cost for a special election, according to the city clerk's office, is between $2 million. but could run up to $3.2 million. laura. all right. thank you very much, kris. 605 right now, also today, san jose state's women's volleyball team hosting fresno state as the school awaits word on a recent lawsu

this is the option supported by councilman sergio jimenez, who says it is the most efficient and least costly route. the other option is a special election, which is the option favored by mayor matt mahan, who says the people of district three should get to vote on who represents them. a special election, though, would still require an interim appointment as that special election would be months away. in the meantime, the chief of staff for district three has been trying to make sure that constituents know that their office is open for business with oversight from the mayor himself, and that six employees are working to address their needs. our focus keeps being the same helping the community. our district three residents, our small businesses and making sure downtown thrive. the estimated cost for that special election, according to the city clerk's office, could run up to $3.2 million. laura, thank you very much. so interesting. kris. well, happening now, police in san jose are looking for the driver in a deadly hit and run. it happened a little before 9:00 last night near bird and c

queen bar the chance to open the scoring set free responded with a goal from tottenham ford. san jimenez a while. so i was at the cri, are top of this qualifying group, a point keeps palestine in with a chance of reaching their 1st world cop byron's i'm of the, of the bar stand, australia was too quick goals to give the house a to one lead in their world cup, qualifying match. house look set to beat australia again after clenching a surprise when in the gold coast in september. but to she need a yankees established time go save the soccer rooms from defeats. the to, to draw leaves, australia seconds in group seats. rag are on track for their 1st world cup of parents and 40 years use of a means 36. the minute goal gave them a one year window vermont. they've climbed up to 2nd in a qualifying group behind. so career japan's cody says it's time for his country to win the world cup whose he moved within sight of their 8th street appearance at the funnels with a $31.00 win over china. japan have never got beyond the last 16 after broke. how most of. yes, there's a possibility that we can qual

smollett's defense attorney, sharing the following statement with our colleague omar jimenez. i'll read you a portion of this. the attorneys writing this was not a prosecution based on facts. rather, it was a vindictive persecution. and such a proceeding has no place in our criminal justice system. ultimately, we are pleased that the rule of law was the big winner today, we are thankful to the illinois supreme court for restoring order to illinois's criminal law jurisprudence. his attorneys have argued really from the very beginning, that smollett has been, in their words, victimized by racist and politicized justice system pam. >> all right. thank you so much, polo sandoval, for bringing us the latest on that. and still to come after 16 years on death row, a texas woman convicted of killing her two year old daughter has a chance for freedom after a judge determined she's innocent. but she's still behind bars. we're talking with melissa lucios attorney about her fight for justice ahead in the cnn newsroom super size the celebration of america's favorite holiday spend thanksgiv

i'm omar jimenez with kate bolduan, john and sarah are out. this is cnn news center president-elect donald trump's cabinet picks are facing some serious questions serious concerns and potentially serious roadblocks on their path for getting confirmed by the senate. >> and we're not even talking about matt gaetz anymore. donald trump announced ten more top level administration picks over the weekend. so if you blinked, you may have missed one. with his cabinet now filled out, the focus now shifts to the real work ahead and how to get all of them over the finish line. as the senate looks to a busy january of confirmation hearings that process typically includes fbi background checks for basically all of them. but the trump team has yet to file the necessary paperwork for the fbi to begin conducting those checks. skipping them altogether may be the newest trump strategy and the latest example of how trump has always and will many norms as he pleases in the next term. cnn's alayna treene starts us off this morning. elena, what are you hearing from

i'm omar jimenez with kate bolduan. john and sara are out today. this is cnn news center is considered. >> and we know it is the busy thanksgiving travel holiday and beyond. triple a estimates nearly 80 million people will hit the roads or the skies in what's expected to be >> what are you tracking dairy positivity, right? our patients this week. that's just the reality >> kate. we've got a wild week of weather right now, coinciding with the busiest travel week of the year if we're breaking it down in terms of the airlines and potential delays because of the weather today, not so bad along the eastern seaboard, even though there is a cold front moving through, could bring a couple of delays to detroit. chicago northward into minneapolis along the west coast moderate weather related delays, but lotus, how things change as we work our way through the workweek. this moisture is going to move its way inland, bring some serious impacts to salt lake city. places like denver, and then the departing cold front will bring some potential weather delays to th

i'm erica hill with omar jimenez. this is cnn news central this morning, millions of americans rushing to stores. >> and if you're like me, checking your shopping apps, hoping to score the best black friday deals, more than 183 million people are expected to shop in person or online this weekend. and the national retail federation says that would be a new record. and two thirds of black friday shoppers say they're going to brick and mortar stores today with concerns about inflation and high prices. many are saying they plan to shop because the deals are really just too good to pass up. cnn's mina dursun joins us now. mina, you are at a mall in new jersey i can see a line behind you. just give me a lay of the land what are you seeing right now yeah. >> so i'm here at the mall. you know, someone said to me this morning the days of people lining up at the mall might be over, but there are still malls doing these in-person promotions. we're here at the american dream mall, and they're doing this, i guess what you could ca

council members david cohen and sergio jimenez suggested appointing someone for the role would be more efficien. >> district three residents have to be careful what they ask for. if we go down the road of a special election, you're going to have someone, a group of people perpetually running for office all the way till november 2625. >> ultimately, the council voted 8 to 2 for a special election and a temporary appointment. a special election is estimated to cost between 2 and $3.2 million. amanda all right, gloria, thank you. >> and there's likely going to be a special election as well in san mateo county. that could result in the sheriff being ousted. yesterday, the board of supervisors approved putting an ordinance before voters in march that would give them the power to fire sheriff cristina corpus. the ordinance has to go through a second hearing next month before it can be put on the ballot. corpus is under pressure to resign after a scathing report accused her of an inappropriate relationship and other serious issues within the sheriff's office. she has repeatedly denied any wro

congressman jimenez, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you ma'am. it's my pleasure. >> so ahead this hour on cnn news central, the u.s. embassy in kyiv temporarily closed amid warnings of a significant air attack. and this is happening just a day after ukraine's first use of american made longer range missiles into russian territory. plus, the first openly transgender person elected to congress effectively barred from using women's restrooms on capitol hill, actress and transgender rights advocate laverne cox will join us to discuss. >> and more legal troubles for disgraced former new york mayor rudy giuliani. the new accusations against him. when we come back we'll look at the questions like, what is a comedy show doing on cnn that's too much fun. >> landslide. i want donald now. >> can you slice that have i got news for you saturday at nine on your memory is an amazing thing, but sometimes it can start to slow down. >> but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient. apocrine originally discovered i

council members david cohen and sergio jimenez suggested appointing someone for the role that that would be more efficient. >> district three residents have to be careful what they ask for. if we go down the road of a special election, you're going to have someone, a group of people perpetually running for office. >> ultimately, the council voted 8 to 2 for a special election and a temporary appointment. a special election is estimated to cost between 2 and $3.2 million. of course, we'll keep you updated on this. amanda. >> all right, gloria, thank you. and there's likely going to be a special election also in san mateo county that could result in the sheriff being ousted. yesterday, the board of supervisors approved putting an ordinance before voters in march that would give them the power to fire sheriff cristina corpus. the ordinance has to go through a second hearing next month before it can be put on the ballot. corpus is under pressure to resign after a scathing report accused her of an inappropriate relationship and other serious issues within the sheriff's office. she has repeate

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i'm omar jimenez with erica hill. this is cnn news central it's here. >> the moment you've been waiting for the race to the register officially on more than 183 million people are expected to hit the stores, both in person and online. >> at some point over the weekend, and that would actually set a new record, according to the national retail federation, about two thirds of black friday shoppers say they're actually going into the store today. >> cnn's mina dursun joining us now. so, mina, this actually feels to me like a big, like a big jump in terms of the number of people who are actually going into a store yeah, i think you know, shopping has recovered in person. you know, it's come up a lot since the last few years when people were really doing the bulk of their shopping online. >> now we have 65% of shoppers saying they're planning to hit the mall in person. you know, we have lines in the mall behind us. shoppers are waiting for these stores to open a huge amount of shoppers. you know, 89% of young adults said t

i'm omar jimenez with kate bolduan. john and sarah are out this is cnn news central palooza this weekend. >> if you blinked, you likely missed one. as the president elect filled out pretty much all of the major cabinet positions left with only a few positions left open. his cabinet is basically filled out, and with that, the focus very quickly shifts from deciding who to pick to deciding how to get them all confirmed. the confirmation process that could take months and a process that typically includes fbi background checks but the trump team has yet to file necessary paperwork to get the fbi to conduct those standard reviews. trump's transition team has so far bypassed that step, instead using private companies to conduct vetting before announcing some democratic senator on the judiciary committee says is a major problem if they keep delaying on these background checks, we will have a delay in getting these cabinet officials in and i don't want to have a as i've done in the past. and i can't do that without the backgro

i'm omar jimenez with erica hill, and this is cnn news central this morning, there is a chance that you are among the millions scrolling their phones. >> you might be doing it right now. maybe you're getting ready to head out to an actual store because those black friday deals are calling your name. if you are, you are going to contribute to what is expected to be a record breaking shopping weekend. the national retail federation is expecting more than 183 million americans will shop between now and cyber monday, and even as we all love that convenient online shopping 65% of those people say they're going to go to a brick and mortar store. some ladies in south carolina are also showing up in matching shirts with a very important warning for their fellow shoppers. take a look warning i would run you over. >> it is black friday. it is for the week. so where does that idea come from? >> it was my idea we needed everybody need matching shirts and we all got matching shirts for black friday. >> we have matching shirts every year cnn's meet anderson joining us now. >> maybe next year we need

omar jimenez is back with me. so, omar, you're near the end of the parade route.hing, or has santa already made his way by i if if santa made his way by then i'm not doing my job. >> i completely missed him. but we're in the home stretch right now, and this is what it's looking like. >> all right, so we've got marching bands going through and obviously it's raining. >> you know that but the people in the good seats are up there looking through the windows as this parade has gone by, this is the west virginia university marching band here. >> and look i've been showing you, the bystanders over the course of the day. does it matter how loud it's been because we'll be quiet as we look here. uh, we got some of our littlest fans just knocked out in the rain completely comfortable. i mean look, she could just be sleeping in her bed right now, and you wouldn't know. this is her dad, sean from new jersey. all right. sean, uh i'm going to i'm going to instill you as the representative for the wet fans here. how are you guys feeling? what have you been most excited to see?

and our next author is monica jimenez, making neverland race. and law in the creation of puerto rico her bio super easy. monica jimenez is the assistant professor of african and african diaspora studies at the university of texas at austin. and so welcome. thank you both for having us. thank you. texas book festival and all the people that are involved in the organizing this is really an amazing festival. so thank all for being here. i just want to touch base on both of the books so that we can contextualize the conversation if that's okay. so we are home american in the 21st century. an oral history. ray suarez is a really amazing job of contextualizing immigration in today's times. it's very, very relevant. and actually i wanted to make a point i don't think there are there is a more. panel with two books in this entire festival right now in terms of the political climate. so it's really exciting that you are all here here. yeah, educating yourselves and reading the book and telling more people about this content and this. and so it's a histor

jimenez, for five minutes of questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. did you say that crowdstrike issues hundreds of updates daily? >> congressman, i said that the ten to 12 times per day we have issued content updates which contain the latest threat intelligence information to instrument our sensor, our tool to understand what new threats are are evolving. the threat landscape changes sometimes minute by minute. so in order to keep ahead of those threats to allow the crowdstrike platform to prevent and detect those threats, it needs routine updates. >> so ten to 12 times a day crowdstrike will update its systems to react to a new threat that you've seen, is that accurate? >> that's accurate. i would say that it updates the configuration information, not the system itself. >> did the events of july 19th, was that the system upgrade, or what was that? it was something different than this ten to 12 per day thing? what was it? tell me what that was. >> thank you, congressman. that was a configuration update. >> and how often do you do that? >> as i said,