joey: ms. altman, do you think there is any imbalance of power that needs to be corrected? do you think unions have too much ability to make major things like strikes that impact supply chains happen? ms. altman: i was delighted the strike ended when it did because that's the power of collective bargaining where you flex muscle and negotiate terms. if anything, the billionaires control too much capital in our society. people like elon musk are funding my opponent's campaign to the tune of half a million dollars so far and counting. from my standpoint, the working person needs a champion in congress and that person will be me. we need to fight hard for working people. laura: tom kean? rep. kean: we need to ensure -- i support collective bargaining and i support a living wage and have long supported those positions and i support unions. the carpenters support me, the iron workers support me. police and firefighters support me because they know that i have their backs, that i will make sure they h

joey: ms. altman, a cornerstone of vice president harris' campaign is to build three million new homes nationwide but as we've seen with development ballots in the seventh district, new development isn't always warmly received. do you support the v.i.p.'s -- vice president's plan and do you think any of those homes should be built within the seventh district? ms. altman: there is say housing shortage and part of that comes from new york city because new york city has not kept up with the bargain of building housing and that extra needs floods into new jersey. we need to fix our transportation system before we continue to add pressure on to it but if we can fix public transportation and preserve open space because that's crucial. i grew up in the late 1980's and early 9 90's in new jersey and watched beautiful beloved farms paved over to become shopping centers. we need to provide open space and public transportation but we can build walkable down the -- downtowns and build downtowns and make th

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joey, i've got 30 seconds for you. what moved this nail? >> immigration affects everyone in the country and border towns are from the west to the east from the south to the north and people understand that now more than ever and affects their bottom line and things get tough and less opportunity to take it away. >> it is as simple as that. goodies cushion, guys. coming up on the big weekend show and fox news alert and hezbollah's financial sector at any moment. joey heads to the touch screen for a deep dive to the weapons that iranian proxies are increasingly relying on as war in the middle east escalates. stay with us. hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. most plans include the humana healthy options allowance. a monthly allowance to help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, re

joey? >> ms. altman, a cornerstone of vice-president harris' campaign is to build three million homes nationwide as we've seen development battles in places like westfield and summit and elsewhere in the district, new development isn't always warmly received. do you support the vice-president's plan and do you think that any of those homes should be built in the 7th district? >> there's definitely a housing shortage in new jersey and part of that comes from new york city. because new york city has not kept up with its bargains in terms of building housing at all and so, all of that extra need floods over into new jersey. we need to fix our transportation system before we continue to add pressure onto it. but if we can fix public transportation and we can preserve open space because that's crucial and i grew up into the late '80s, early '90s of new jersey and watched beautiful beloved farms that i loved become paved over and become shopping centers. we have to provide open space and public transpor

it has to do as as joey was saying with the conduct of the people involved. and i think that's where boeing has to look forward to make sure that they have the right people in the right places that are gonna be honest, forthright, and transparent about everything that they do. and i think they've made some great strides and moving in that direction, but it couldn't take a generation for that to occur to make that really sink into what kind of accompany they're going to be moving forward. that's not an easy task. and i think maybe they have the right person in charge now with their new ceo to do that all right. >> well, joey jackson and david soucie. thank you so much for your analysis. >> still ahead. the warning from the da about what you might actually be getting when you order pharmaceuticals online from springfield, ohio where haitian immigrants face hate in this city. they've called home if all of the haitians here where gun what do you think happens to springfield? >> the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at 8:00 on nothing if no one can afford

joey, i've got 30 seconds for you. what moved this nail? >> immigration affects everyone in the country and border towns are from the west to the east from the south to the north and people understand that now more than ever and affects their bottom line and things get tough and less opportunity to take it away. >> it is as simple as that. goodies cushion, guys. coming up on the big weekend show and fox news alert and hezbollah's financial sector at any moment. joey heads to the touch screen for a deep dive to the weapons that iranian proxies are increasingly relying on as war in the middle east escalates. stay with us. (man) look at this silly little sailboat... these men of means with their silver spoons, eating up the financial favors of the 1%. what would become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on idle cash, unlimited deposit bonuses and handsome retirement matching? they would descend into chaos. merciless chaos. at betmgm, everyone gets a welcome offer. so whether you're courtsid

we will go back to our panel and over to joey fox for his next round of questions. joey. >> congressman, you, alone among congressy's members of don't talk to reporters in the halls of the capital. you turn down a request for an interview from me. why is that? >> i respect the press. when we look at this we made sure it reaches thousands of constituents. we go to where they want to meet with us. whether it is senior town halls or schooll and veteran town hals we have a policy and you know this, joey, from when we were in the legislature and people around the state no we have a policy that when i'm down in washington, d.c., i make sure that i'm on my constituents time making sure i'm finding their solutions. it is important to schedule that type of conversation. as you know, i have spoken to nj tv news, folks -- i've talked to local groups including you. so, my focus is to make sure we have a direct conversation with our constituents in the ways that they are best able. i also have a weekly newsletters as well as tuesday's at the top. >> excuse me, sue and response.

joey, i've got 30 seconds for you. what moved this nail? >> immigration affects everyone in the country and border towns are from the west to the east from the south to the north and people understand that now more than ever and affects their bottom line and things get tough and less opportunity to take it away. >> it is as simple as that. goodies cushion, guys. coming up on the big weekend show and fox news alert and hezbollah's financial sector at any moment. joey heads to the touch screen for a deep dive to the weapons that iranian proxies are increasingly relying on as war in the middle east escalates. stay with us. israel is under attack. israel has been attacked like never before. our skies are filled with rockets and drones. the international fellowship of christians and jews urgently needs your help to send out emergency teams across the holy land. the international fellowship of christians and jews needs your $45 gift to rush emergency aid to the people of israel struggling to survive day after day in bomb shelters. we are bringing

joey. it's gravy. you think i'm kidding. i'm not. no, angelotti di sabatino.cini birao, channy, cajal, monaco. by the way, after i talked about it, i looked out at that crowd, i was thinking about it, i deserve this damn award that many italian friends, man. i deserve that award. thank you, alexa, for being here and sharing your pride and your family and your heritage. look, and it's great to see so many friends from the national italian american foundation. you know, the sons and daughters of italy and so many other italian american leaders, organizations from all across the country. you know, i can honestly say i wouldn't be president without you. i wouldn't be president of the italian american community. what she didn't say is we do have something in common. i have a irish catholic background. you guys, a lot of you are catholics, you know. i know you don't admit it as much. this month is about celebrating the extraordinary contributions of a proud, proud heritage of italian americans to urination. and it is kind of endless. for some of our families, your s

all right joey?h president obama at the white house because i don't have legs, call it a dog and pony show at the white house, made me feel good about being a war vet and he looks at me and in earnest he goes, johnny, if you're back in afghanistan at the same place, when you were there, what would you do differently? i said mr. president, i would step left. [laughter] [applause] >> greg: dagen? a phase of your life you go back to? >> i am in the same phase i have been in since i was in kindergarten. [laughter] in this sort of don't touch me! i would avoid the bicycle accident where i knocked myself unconscious because i'm kind of worried about what that is going to do about 20 years from now. >> greg: bobby? >> i would probably go back to one of the backcountry skiing with my dad. kayaking or a camping trip with him. >> greg: that's nice... [applause] tyrus? >> nothing. [laughter] i sat down with the president of the united [bleep] states. i'm good. [cheering and applause] 16 years old with a trash b

joey porter jr. trying to pick up watt. he'll go down at the 35 yard line.e them get up and cheer in pittsburgh, he's doing that himself now. >> cris: they're back to that single high in the middle of the field. and yet you just keep hanging the ball up. and minkah fitzpatrick turned away. but you just don't count on joey porter, who has become that shutdown guy for the pittsburgh steelers, clearly, in this game. mike tomlin told us that when there is a man coverage situation, it is going to be joey porter, and it paid off big right there. >> mike: najee harris. crashing through the former detroit lion. >> cris: we haven't even talked about all the guys at the corner back position. bland, carson, andrew booth. and orrue war yay, i've been fighting that one all week. played really well. >> mike: 12:23 in the morning and you can't say orrue way? two yards coming up. ten minutes to go. >> cris: i missed the high-five? >> mike: you did. you and tom brady. i stand with mike ferrer. here's zimmer trying to get the cowboys here to come up with a big defensive stand

-- joey? what you make of that california teacher?ids, that was pretty amazing. >> i kind of agreed with her when she tied a bow on it. they can do with conservatives can do and pay for themselves, amen. this is what happens, all the kids that make straight as, they come in and they will pay for it for the kids that don't show up to class so that they can have pizza, right? that's a liberal way of doing things of the democrat way of doing things. what i love about your monologue is you had the idea of f you money. and when you grow up in the 1966 singles, that money is pretty low and i've been there, i joined the marine corps and i was there. i got food, we are good. so for me, i hunt, i enjoy it, i shoot guns, i own plenty of them, i owned some land and raise my kids, i love my family and i don't believe because i got blown up somewhere, that my responsibility to my community, my responsibility to contribute is less than what i am owed as this victim that i could have been. if that makes me a conservative instead of liberal, of it ma

fox news contributor johnny joey jones. and finally he makes tough guys shiver and old ladies quiver. new york times bestselling author, comedian and former nba tyrus. all right, well, i'm done. all right, before we get to some news stories, let's do this. greg's leftovers. here we go. all right, it's leftovers. where i read the jokes we didn't use this week. and as always, it's my first time reading them. so if they suck, we'll make joe mackey listen to every speech made by kamala harris. all right. the ladies of the view said they won't dress up for halloween this year because it's too close to election day, and because wearing scary masks would be redundant. also, joy already ate all the pumpkins. so what did the view go as last year? i think we have a picture. oh, terrible, democrat political strategist james carville said that if donald trump wins, trump will start rounding up young black men who knew trump was a kardashian? yeah. thank you. all right. i appreciate that. president biden is in berlin for talks with germ

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all right, joey, real quick story real quick. i had dinner with president obama one time at the white house because i don't have legs. it's called a dog and pony show, right? bring him to the white house. make you feel good about being a war vet that got injured. and he looks at me and in earnest, he goes, johnny, if you were back in afghanistan at the same place, you know, when you were there, what would you do differently? and i said, well, mr. president, i'd step left. dig in a phase of your life. you would go back to arms in the same phase i've been in since i was in kindergarten. that's just kind of fractious. don't touch me. yeah, don't touch me. i would avoid the bicycle accident where i knocked myself unconscious. because i'm kind of worried about what that's going to do about 20 years from now, bobby. i mean, i'd probably go back to one of the, like, backcountry skiing with my dad, kayaking or, you know, on a camping trip with him. yeah. oh, that's nice. tyrus. nothing. no, i, i sat down with the president of the united

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. ♪ >> hello, from anita vogel, joey jones. welcome to the "big weekend show".d former president trump rallying supporters and battleground pennsylvania. let's go to fox news which is in live on the ground in pennsylvania. >> playing behind me, the sound of the end of the trump rally, this lasted about an hour and a half. he said if we went pennsylvania, we went the whole thing. right? 's got great points because of the desk when pennsylvania, the math for vice president kamala harris is extremely difficult to witness the election. about an hour east of pittsburgh here. very much trump country. the margin for trump over president biden for years ago it hits on the campaign trail, their biggest problem in the country even over inflation, he said. destroying the fabric of the country, the promise to seal our borders immediately. an awful lot about early voting, something they have had over a number of elections. he and republican party are really trying to push voters to get up, fill out early votes and get to the polls and get it done. in led strange and you can

as joey knows, working with those guys. i have talked to them. of exercises with the israelis and are like "we have never seen anything like this. they are so good at their jobs." would urge them to continue to act in their self interest. american national security officials should probably take note and follow suit. >> september 24th, president biden delivered a message at the united nations to israel and the wider world. >> has below, unprovoked, during the october 7th attack, launching rockets in israel. almost a year later, on each side of the israeli lebanon border -- too many remain displaced. full-scale war is not in anyone's interest. even a situation that has escalated. the diplomatic solution is still possible. >> around that same time, by and called for a cease-fire, but four days later, idf killed hezbollah's leader, and now it looks like within a month, they might have killed hamas' leader. israel is doing what they have to do to protect themselves and protecting the global free world. >> to your points, working in and around special

joey fox, you are next with your round of questions. i want to shift over to the topic of organized labor. the international longshoremen's association strike from earlier this month ended relatively quickly and painlessly, but if it had gone on for longer, it was clear that there could have been serious repercussions for american consumers. so mohamed, i'll start with you on this. do you think that there needs to be any sort of reconsideration of how much power unions hold in situations like this? unions are crucial for democracy. they are the balancing we need to make sure the people have power and workplace organizing is crucial for a healthy democracy. organizing in general is, but particularly workplace organizing. there was a wonderful op ed today in the star-ledger that i hope everyone will read by hetty rosenstein in. it outlines precisely why my opponent is terrible on labor. he has fought against osha safety requirements. he's fought against the minimum wage. he's cut the retirement benefits to law enforcement and to teachers.

let's bring in joey jones. what is interesting to me in reading a lot of this it seems like the democrats all of a sudden are trying to erase 3 1/2 years of what everybody saw with their own eyes and now they are shocked and dismayed that 67% of people think we need deportation of the illegal immigrants. it is like they just forget that those 3 1/2 years of the open borders happened. >> yeah, i guess subjectivity and anecdote is dismissed in politics. i have stats and figures. peoples' lived experience is the heart of politics and where you find your political views. immigration touches more people's live experience in a negative way than it ever has. i grew up in a town 75% mexican migrants to work in factories for cheap labor. that's not the case anymore. the migrants that came in the 1990s have kids and grandkids americans, that are much more georgians, faith, family, food and those things are conservative in nature. maybe not food. i'll let everybody have that. faith and family are huge and that's the integ

joey?about what is going on and repeating especially in western media is that there was a message of double standards. first of all in the beginning we were attacked and we are attacked and now on the 8th of october. currently there were rockets being fired at israel by lebanon. continuously happening. we see that over and over again. one famous person wants had if you repeat a lie long enough people will start to become and believe it. they are currently seeing that in western media right now. in the sense that what is happening in reality and what is being released to the public is completely two different things. >> trace: you are exactly right. do you feel, cameron hamilton that israel is now holding all the cards for the first time. benjamin netanyahu can decide when this war ends and might very well do that. it has been a while almost a year but it seems like it's real is in control the situation. >> i think you are right to indicate that israel has far more control now than they ever

joining us now cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney, joey jackson. joey. good morning. always wonderful to see you. we should note it. here's trump's campaign response to this suit. cnn reports this quote, trump campaign spokesperson steven cheung called the lawsuit just another frivolous election interference lawsuit. he claimed it was brought to distract back to the american people from kamala harris's dangerously liberal agenda and failing campaign. i'd like to ask you frankly, i mean,n, is there standing for this suit do is there some they're there for this group of five? >> yeah. i really think so. kasie, gd morning to you. words have the matter the truth has to matter. and so remember the context of which this statement was made. this was during a presidential debate in which 67, that's right. 67 million people were watching during that time. they were false statements that were made. the false statement made in terms of the woman being killed, she was not there were life threatening injuries to be sure, but she survived. in addition to that, that was the indicati

no, no wonder that the mortality was immense from, from the very 1st minute of tolerance of serbian joey and rome. i the other, you know, seems like tips or most of the, in the camps which was created all over it gratia and so we see 2 very similar regimes. the german one, the gratian, one um with no moral values was extreme cruelty. and no, not the minimal mercy towards children, even though babies for a just born during world war 2 children and serbian slaves from the son of i camp. and later from this i mr. cam. mirabelle great for cent. a minute camps throughout your the there is 90 and 42. from this when it's locked in grace. yeah. one under the 70 people were sent to the desk. i'm in norway. only 4 to 3 with our the we're watching all the international with the live coverage, all the summit taking place in. cuz then right now, versus floating city where we're seeing the chinese premier just arriving where he's due to have the file actually works with the russian president vladimir putin . he of course arrived earlier in tucson today being offered suites, as he defended off the plan

ktvu is joey horta was in san francisco, where pro-palestinian protesters demanded for an end to the violence in gaza. hey, free! >> free palestine! >> free palestine. protesters hit the streets of san francisco sunday, calling on an end to israel's war against hamas, a year since hamas's deadly attacks, killing 1200. in israel and israel's retaliation. we are here today to honor one year of genocide, loujain al-saleh, a member of the arab resource and organizing center in san francisco, tells us she's lost 11 family members in gaza since last october. >> one of my family members was a journalist who was killed in his home on october 22nd. he was eating breakfast with his family and was killed by an airstrike. >> the associated press reports 42,000 palestinian lives lost since october 7th. >> we've seen the biden administration and our leaders call many times for a cease fire for civilian lives to be protected, but those calls are being ignored. >> san francisco police standing watch nearby with well over a thousand peaceful protesters filling the streets at valencia and 16th before

your next with your rounds of questions, joey fox. >> i want to shift over to the topic of organized labor. the international longshoremen's association from earlier this month ended relatively quickly and painlessly. it was clear that there could have been serious repercussions for american consumers. i will start with you on this, do you think that there needs to be any sort of reconsideration of how much power union told in situations like this? >> unions are crucial for democracy. they are the balancing that we need to make sure that the people have power. workplace organizing is crucial for a healthy democracy. organizing in general is. there is a wonderful op-ed today in the ledger that i hope everyone will read. it outlines precisely why my opponent is terrible on labor. he has fought against osha, safety requirements, he has fought against the minimum wage. he has cut the retirement benefits to law enforcement and to teachers when he was in the state senate. he has fought against the proactive which by the way is a bipartisan bill that chris smith signed onto. congressman kin

an entire year late, mike joy live tonight in san francisco. >> joey, thank you. in new york city, a large crowd gathered for a march in central park to mark one year since the attacks on israel. the rally was led by the family of edan alexander, a hostage with ties to new jersey who still remains in captivity. alexander is the son of israeli parents. he was serving in the israeli army near gaza when the hamas attack occurred. his mother is calling on the united states to do everything in its power to bring the hostages home. >> as a mother, i cannot describe the pain of not knowing where your child is or how easy my family and i are heartbroken, but we will never stop fighting for his return. >> protests are expected to take place across new york city in the coming days. >> still ahead, former president trump and vice president harris crisscrossed the country as we head into the homestretch in the race for the white house. >> and oakland mayor sheng tao joins her supporters for a rally. why? they say the city needs to stay he course and reject don't mind me. i'm

joey, good to see you.it would seem that boeing has struck a deal, a tentative deal with workers. i mean, how crucial was it for boeing to get this done? >> yeah, it was a big deal anna good to be with you. and the reason for that is the impact upon the economy. you could imagine a company like boeing in the united states employing so many workers having 171,000 upwards of that employees and just being so vital to the economy. and you mentioned certainly the billion dollar loss per month certainly something they don't want to have to deal with the company nor employees. and so what happens in the united states is unions are real vital part of organizing labor. and that is the leverage that employees have with respect to management. and so it's been the first strike in terms of machinists union 16 16 years so to have the ability to put together a deal that makes workers happier, gives them a 35% increase in pay over four years sweetens pension benefits gives them a bonus of $7,000 is very significant. it get

all right, joey, thank you. walmart has settled a $7.5 million lawsuit for improperly disposing of hazardous and medical waste into landfills. the lawsuit was brought by 12 prosecutor's offices throughout california, including alameda county. this after more than 70 covert inspections between 2015 and 2021, found walmart was improperly sending toxic aerosols, liquids and over-the-counter drugs right into local landfills. the company's california locations will be required to undergo three rounds of annual waste audits over the next four years. walmart releasing a statement saying in part, we are pleased that the state of california recognizes in this settlement that walmart's goal is to advance the protection of the health and safety of the people of california and the protection of the environment. the fact that the settlement agreement requires walmart to maintain our preexisting waste compliance program is a testament to the strength of the compliance program we have built. >> the san jose city council voted

. >> joining me now, criminal defense attorney cnn, legal analyst, joey jackson. joey. good morning to you. thank you so much for being here there are some new specific details in this report that we didn't know before, like exactly what trump said when he was told that mike pence was in danger. so what was what he said? but from a broad perspective, many of the contours of this already known. the question here, what jack smith's imperative was? is to lay out an argument that donald trump was acting in a private capacity, not acting in his capacity as president of the united states, do you think jack smith accomplish that? >> so kasie, i do. >> good morning to you, right. so remember what jack smith had to do the special counsel is he had to repurpose this. he had to really put together something that would demonstrate that it was in conformity. with what the supreme court ruling said. supreme court ruling said the president had broad immunity. people would have thought that this case would then die, right? why? because so many of the activities described in the initial

how important is this, joey? >> so it's significant and here's why, just in terms of a timeline, we know what happened in august of 1989. there arrested of course, several months later in march. okay. but the reason i mentioned that kate is because the letter was allegedly written and it was written several months before the murder in 1988, december of 1988. now, the first trial we know was a mistrial and it seemed to be that the men on the jury, we're not buying the issue of sexual abuse. the women work however, with respect to the second trial where they were convicted, the judge did not let in a lot of evidence with regard to sexual abuse. why is that critical? they will arguing self-defense and they will arguing the brothers that they fear for their life as a result of this sexual abuse over the years, it built up to the notion, hey, our parents that's all going to kill us. we have to kill them to the extent that this information about sexual abuse was excluded and taken off the table from the second trial. n

jonathan reiner, joey jackson.ou so much for coming on to share your insights on this, on this really fascinating case, we're going to continue to cover it. and thank you for joining me. i'm pamela brown. you can follow me on instagram, tiktok and x at pamela brown, cnn, stay with us since i politics with dana bash starts after a short break taking a break from breaking news to air. >> have i got news for you? >> breaking news. i'm getting a sandwich. >> we need to talk about what constitutes breaking news. >> provide got news for you saturday at nine on cnn and streaming next day on max khan is 22-years-old and we've been together most of my life, not often. do you have a childhood dog that leaves this long, so i think it's really, you weaken special that we've experienced so many, so many things in life together. knowing that he's getting good nutrition and that he has energy is a huge relief for me and my dad so took the little been or so grateful to have had this time with him so let's keep it going and make ev

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our panelists include david from the new jersey globe, and joey fox, the congressional correspondent the rules of the debate prior to airtime and we have also established the order of questions unresponsive. a coin toss was conducted earlier won by sue altman who opted for the second opening statement. so calm keene, you are up first. >> thank you, it is great to be with you this evening. i ran for public office for congress because i wanted to be able to help people. one person i was able to help last year was a disabled veterans. an individual that had gone into a routine surgery and lost both of his limbs. we found permanent housing for him. we have also found common ground on policies in washington. we have reached across the aisle to find common ground to make sure new jersey is more affordable and make sure we have energy independence and that we have the backs of police. my opponent, since 2019, has been an extreme political activist who will never stand up to the far left wing of his own -- our own party. she has supported every single tax increase, spending increase as well.

my dad used to say, joey, family is the beginning, the middle and the end. everyone, everyone deserves to be treated with dignity. what does it do to a parent. what does it do to a parent. when you cannot provide something you know your child badly needs and there is no way that you can pay for it. pamela and i want $35 insulin for everyone. look, folks, they will still make a profit. they are still making 350% profit. it cost them 10 bucks to make it think about that. we are taking on the cost more than just insulin. medicare in the same bill people only beginning to find out understandably. this bill is a bill that is passed and it goes on for years. medicare is now able to negotiate lower prices for some of the costliest drugs, treating heart disease to arthritis to cancer. here is what the law has already done. every year from this point on, every year, medicare will negotiate the cost of additional prescription drugs. medicare drug manufacturers on 10 new drugs that we will negotiate. the most common, most expensive drugs treating everything from kidney

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. >> like joey chestnut kobayashi. meet in the middle. >> yes.in the middle. >> see how far they can get. and then at the end, you have to. >> you have to chug coffee? yes. >> through 336ft of taco. could they do it? probably. question number four. i think i think this one is doable. which country produces the most coffee? colombia. close. >> jamaica. >> also close. it is brazil. >> that was my second guess. >> they are projected to produce 70 million bags of coffee next year. wow. moving ahead. what? american city claims to have invented the breakfast taco? >> oh. in texas. it's in texas. >> albuquerque. oh, no. >> you're san antonio. >> that is one of them. it's also austin in san antonio. i went with austin, but they battle about it. also possible that mexico did, but these two cities have some claim to it. last question. this is a fun one. according to forbes, which company will report a larger revenue in 2024? starbucks or yum, which owns kfc, taco bell and pizza hut? who will report more money? i'm going to say starbucks. it's not even clos

is on dagen mcdowell johnny joey jones and tyrus, seriously you're going to miss that?our face harold. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: sorry. >> greg: harold the frenchie. check him out. it's a rescue pup turned foster dog. >> that looks like gus. >> greg: who had severe allergies that caused him to lose all his hair and he was abandoned but now he has a -- look how beautiful this little hairless frenchie is. look at those eyeballs harold. look at that body. look at how just absolutely incredible this little animal is, harold. don't you wish you had just a scintilla of that beauty? of that sexyness? of that charm? you are no match to that harold frenchie which now has a family and dogs on paper studio did this for him. >> adorable. >> greg: harold i would like to end this by saying in your face, harold the frenchie towers over you >> harold: thank you for that. >> sandra: that was lovely greg >> harold: good way to go to the weekend >> judge jeanine: great way to build you up. >> sandra: to you now >> judge jeanine: the fox family out in full force at the al smith dinner t

dagen mcdowell, joey jones and tyrus. you're going to is that? let's do this. sorry. him out. rescue pup turned a foster dog. hill had severe allergies that caused him to lose all his hair and he was abandoned but now he has, look how beautiful this hairless frenchy is. look at those eyeballs. incredible this little animal is. don't you wish you had a scintilla of that beauty of that sexiness, of that charm? harold, you are no match which is now got a family and dogs on papers she did this for him. harold i would like to end this by saying in your face. it towers over you. >> thank you for that. >> that was lovely what a way to go into the weekend. looks great way to build you up. >> judge to you. >> fox family was out in full force last night at the el smith dinner that raises millions of dollars for catholic charities supporting children in need. i had a great time fox corporate chief operating officer fox news immediate ceo susanna scott fox news and media president jane wallace and many of your favorite fox news personalities. it was a great night for a great caus

ktvu joey hoard spoke to homeowners in east oakland who say the problem in their neighborhood is outf control. >> all kinds of garbage litters the streets around this east oakland neighborhood. >> it's sad. it's disappointing. you're just like, who is doing this? >> we've had atm machines. we've had stolen car parts, we've had cars burned. >> this is arcadia park. it's where rochelle baxter green bought a house and built a life. but she says it's gone downhill. >> you get a lot of dumping, like the dumping is completely and totally out of control. we feel like we've been left out here to fend for ourselves. >> baxter green and her neighbors complained to city leaders and report dumping through the website seeclickfix. but a week goes by before the city crews clean it up. >> it's many times, as we have tried to have this matter addressed with the city. we don't get anywhere and we're just tired, like we're really tired. >> the city of oakland says they're cracking down, recently, adding 15 new license plate readers to catch violators in the act. but those who live here know from exper

as ktvu joey horta reports, the group called for the same thing that they've been calling for the past year an end to the attacks and the return of the hostages. hey, free, free palestine. >> free palestine. protesters hit the streets of san francisco sunday, calling on an end to israel's war against hamas, a year since hamas's deadly attacks, killing 1200 in israel and israel's retaliation. we are here today to honor one year of genocide, loujain al-saleh, a member of the arab resource and organizing center in san francisco, tells us she's lost 11 family members in gaza since last october. >> one of my family members was a journalist who was killed in his home on october 22nd. he was eating breakfast with his family and was killed by an airstrike. >> the associated press reports 42,000 palestinian lives lost since october seventh. >> we've seen the biden administration and our leaders call many times for a cease fire for civilian lives to be protected, but those calls are being ignored. >> san francisco police standing watch nearby with well over a thousand peaceful protesters filling

able to play frank senator. will create the famous sets of the series: monica and rachel's apartment, joey chandler's apartment and the central perk cafe. just think, the pilot episode of friends aired on september 22, 1994, and 30 years later the show remains one of the most popular sitcoms of all time. an amazing series, because in fact, we all watched it in translation, and how many of these famous series that have become very popular? let's say, somewhere on english-language television, there is this ugly betty, but then they took her, bought the franchise, filmed our nerdy be beautiful, and you , for some reason, didn't want your friends, decided that after all , probably a unique project, well, after all, humor is the main component there, humor, let's be honest, each culture has its own, the cultural code of humor is also its own, so it's probably all about girls, i just thought, maybe the scriptwriter just hasn't thought of this yet, here we threw in an idea, who knows, maybe soon it will also appear we ask for deductions from olga venskaya. you know, and what a beautiful version o

i'm joey chen for matter of fact. next week, our series takes us to north carolina. in addition to dealing with the aftermath of hurricane helene, it's the most rural of the battleground states. the rural vote matters. it's going to determine the outcome of our elections and the experiences of voters living in small town, rural places. is obviously really important. the challenges of turning out the vote in this all important swing state, when some of those voters live far apart and a long way from the polls. next on matter of fact, for an estimated 8 million young people, this is the first election they're eligible to vote in. but why? their student id may not be enough to get them in the booth, and their job is to inform and educate as they give a glimpse into animals lives in their natural habitat. it's a wonderful thing to be able to do. the hosts of mutual of omaha's wild kingdom share the moments that continue to stick with them today. plus, as election day approaches, you might be prompted to take those polls on your social media timeline. a polling expert tel