joe friar, nbc news, johnson city, tennessee. >> and we'll keep an eye out for them on thursday, whiche starting at 8:30 eastern on thursday. >>> and tomorrow, we'll have my interview with astronaut suni williams, who has been stuck on the space station since june. that's nightly news. thank you for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. goodnight. rview with astronaut suni williams who has been stuck on the space station since june. >>> that is nightly news. thank you for watching everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. out. but what about thanksgiving? what to expect weather wise if you're hitting the road or hosting the family at home? also. pg&e is asking for another rate hike. how much could your bill jump if it's approved? plus, a suspected bay area bomber on the run for more than 20 years, he's finally captur

the red building was using hundreds of forcibly displaced palestinians in johnson city. at least 4 children have been killed. the engine were rushed in nearby hospitals, which was already overwhelmed with patients. the go ahead we have rushed to solid in school officer was pounded by his ready war planes. this entire section of the building was level and a massive fire broke out. as a result, we managed to put the fire out, but full young children were killed and the attack on simply because they were sheltering in the school on the houses this place civilians, most of them women and children. the israel continues within the genocide against the entire post indian population. the whole world is watching palestinian women and children be slaughtered ripped to pieces in charge of the bones. what wrong did those innocent children do? what is it exactly that is real wants? what are the airbus waiting for? why is the whole world silent as our population is cleanse? enough is enough. tarry cowboys? room is monitoring, as well as the tags from central gaza. is valley only has m

joe fryer, nbc news, johnson city, tennessee.that spirit is still going to be right skies for them tomorrow, even with a downpour coming. of course, you can catch the macy's thanksgiving day parade right here on nbc, and the today show will have a front row seat to all the action with a special preview of all the festivities. so it's tradition, right? you're cooking, you're setting the table, you're roasting the turkey. you put on the parade. and if you're up extra early, basting or heating up the oven, we're going to be here. join us then. thanks so much for watching. i'm frances rivera. the jewelry exchange, the source for lab grown two carat studs. 992 carat solitaires, 1293 carat, 2490 ten carat tennis bracelets. 3990. thousands to choose from. always the lowest price. the jewelry exchange, redwood city. your day started like any other. you drop the kids off at school and head to work. little do you know, in the next moment a truck is going to run a red light and hit you, changing your life forever for everything that comes n

is there any forces attack, a school sheltering palestinians in johnson city children are among the dead. and voting is under way in a time selection in times and the, the main opposition party says 2 of its members of the q the . so we're going to begin in 11, only for up to months of conflict. a cease fire appears to be holding more than a year from bomb. and by the is really mandatory has forcibly displaced 1200000 people, most of them from southern level, on many of them, not returning to their homes. there were celebrations when this, these 5 came into effect at 40. i'm local fine, us president joe by and maybe announcement calling at a permanent cessation of hostilities between israel and his ball on just ahead of the deal taking effect. israel bummed southern bay with, with some of the most intense air rates of the conflict. since october last year, the fighting is taking a heavy toll and civilians is really attacks and 11 on have killed around to $3000.00 the $800.00 people. well across the border in israel, a 129 people have been killed. now people have been returning to bay wit

a lesson for all of us on this thanksgiving joe fryer, nbc news, johnson city, tennessee. and we'll keep an eye out for them on thursday. which reminds me to remind you, you can watch the macy's thanksgiving day parade starting at 830 eastern on thursday, and tomorrow we'll have my interview with astronaut sunny williams, who has been stuck on the space station since june. that's nightly news. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. we're counting down to thanksgiving with kaley cuoco. i pardoned two turkeys this year. what does this mean? okay, like you're pardoned. you're pardoned. no one will eat you. we love you. you're into football, which i love. yes, but also you get annoyed. i'm like, why didn't the coach tell him to do this? they should kick the ball. what are they doing? plus from cobra kai, xolo mariduena, all new kelly. staring at the ceiling with you. oh, you don't ever too say much. you don't really read into my melancholy. young. i've been under scrutiny. you handle it beautifully. let go. y

pounds of supplies, dozens to of search and rescue missions as well as medical evacuations over to johnson cityonce did i see fema there trying to support. we continue to see weaponization, stuart. we saw it from the department of injustice who was utilizing law lawfare against political opponents, obama had weaponized the irs, you're seeing fema if who's utilizing good and best practices the avoid homes that seem to have been supporting president trump which i think that you could actually looked at that as almost voter suppression in some ways because they're trying to to insure their focus was on trying to recover, not get ott ballot box. we need to know where's the money that was being allocated by mayorkas for $232 billion that he claims was for milton and helene, and we know the dod just failed their seventh audit. we need to be auditing every single one of these departments and agencies. stuart: congressman cory mills, thanks for being with us this morning. thank you. >>> here's a development in the transition. i think it's about a intel briefings. is president-elect trump now getting th

refugee camp on base last year, dozens of injured children were brought to allow the hospital in johnson city. israel is continuous bombardment of 11 east capital with more strikes in the past couple of hours is where the attacks across 11 and have killed more than 3700 people. most of them civilians says october last year, it acts comp. i meant suggestions that a ceasefire deal could be back on the table. these really cabinet is expected to discuss it as early as tuesday. european unions foreign policy to chose a brow as honest as you to box the proposed ccr. do you live on? there is no excuses for the ceasefire on the proposal agreement. broken by day us on friends usually has all security concerns. there's not an excuse for not implementing ceasefire, otherwise leave, i don't live full. a parked police are far tear gas and supporters and pakistan's jail. the former prime minister, even on con in his lama, but at least 7 people were killed and dozens were injured. tens of thousands of con supporters and policies. members park march to the capital on monday to them on their leaders release.

inch of rain, the most sense september 29th, 24 many people from green bay, wisconsin down to johnson cityuld be looking at 20 inches of snow back to the appalachian mountains and along the allegheny mountains. out west, you can see this atmosphere river of moisture making its way into the northwest and parts of northern california we are expecting anywhere from three to five inches, someplace is seven inches of rain, winter storms out there, we look for this heavy rain stretching from ukiah, all the way down to santa rosa and in the sierra we could see three feet or more of snow.>> thank you. we moved to the latest on the trial of bryn khoberger, he can face the death penalty if convicted. defense lawyers have thrown everything at this to get this off the table, it was a hard road and they didn't win.>> it was unlikely to prevail, 12 motions failed, everything from the idea that the death penalty was cruel and unusual to violating international law, the judge mapped them all. what surprised me is how fast they did this, they filed those notions back in september, they held a quick hearing

others lowered, joined in the conversation, bullseye american ingenuity fund manager adam johnson, new york cityil minority leader joe borelli, right here mornings of maria is live right now. it is time for the hot topic of the hour, president-elect rounded out the economic team nominating trade lawyer jamieson greer as a next u.s. trade representative, he served as a former chief of staff to bob lighthizer, trump's trade representative during his first term he was instrumental in imposing tariffs on china and replacing the u.s. trade agreement with mexico and canada trump nominating kevin hassett to lead the national economic council he previously showed the council of economic advisors for two years during trump's first presidency, hassett was a vocal defender of trump's tariffs and corporate tax rate cuts. we are more on all of that coming out. adam johnson, your reaction. >> it is about change in washington and i like what i see take about all the people being put into authority, power and responsibility these are smart people, kevin hassett i had the pleasure speaking with him on the show w

brandon, the city cannot afford to take it any illegal migrants, in a recent city council meeting trump supporters ripped mayor johnsonn property tax hike while still funding illegal migrants. >> you're going to protect the undocumented when you allow citizens in chicago to suffer. >> last week chicago 50 city council members unanimously voted down the mayor's initial $300 million tax hike, he said it was necessary to avoid laying off city workers including police officers. mayor johnson has not responded to fox's request for comment but tonight the chicago office has since found a way to cut the proposed $300 million tax increase in half, in part by increasing tax on cloud computing and streaming services, we know the illegal migrant crisis in chicago is not just financial, a recent report by the conservative think tank america first legal, reveals at least 30 people arrested over the past two years have connections to the violent venezuelan gang. a senior advisor with america first said there could be dozens more late to the gang but they don't get arrested or the gang connection does not get mentioned in the paperw

. >> the incoming trump administration now says century city's refused to cooperate with the effort... >> in chicago brandon johnsono strapped for cash he's trying to raise property tax. still he vowed he will stand defiant to the federal immigration crackdown. >> we are not going to ask our police force to serve as i.c.e. agents. we're not going to do that. we are working hard to restore confidence with community and policing. why will be will -- put police officers in a position where the community can't trust them? we are not cooperating with that madness. >> pastor coy brooks is an activist in chicago neighbourhoods impacted by migration. he says homeless shelters are overwhelmed, petty crime and violent crime are on the rise. the venezuelan gang has surfaced. they say a mayor with an approval rating in the teens doesn't speak for people who want safe streets. >> we cannot allow in the city of chicago our mayor to speak on our behalf because he does not speak on behalf of the people. >> leaders from new york to l.a. have promised to resist. the denver mayor said his own freedom is on the line. >> would you be w

. >> mike johnson travel to 243 cities in 40 states campaigning.what will be the outcome of the house when all said and done? >> very, very, very difficult to tell a much more difficult than the senate but i do think republicans will maintain control because i think mainly those blue states new york and y contested races, i think those will retain g.o.p. seats. we will pick up one seat, the republicans will pick up one seat southern california, katie porter's old district. that will likely turn republican and i think it will be slim that they will maintain the control of the house. >> todd: interesting katie porter ran for senate as a democrat and the fact percy could go republican is interesting. just in one way to get us kicked off here. former president trump and endorsement from patrick my moms' mother last night. >> make america great again, let's do it! >> todd: i was going to say patrick moans himself. for seal of approval after his wife indicated her support of trumpian august and instagram posed, patrick has not endorsed a candidate and no

. >> mike: sanctuary cities that refused to cooperate with getting illegal migrants off the street will see federal funds stripped out of their budget. >> in chicago brandon johnson trying to raise property tax. he vows he will stand defiant to the federal immigration crackdown. >> we are not going to ask our police force to serve as agents. we are not going to do that we are working hard to restore confidence with community and policing. why would we put police officers in a position where the community can't trust them? we are not cooperating with that madness. >> mike: pastor cory brooks is impacting neighborhoods with immigration. homeless shelters are overwhelmed crime is on the rise. the venezuelan gang has surfaced. a mayor with an approval rating in the teens does not speak for people who want safe streets. >> we cannot allowed in the city of chicago the mayor to speak on our behalf . >> mike: leaders from new york to la have promised to resist for the denver mayor said his freedom is on the line. >> would you be afraid to go to jail for these things? >> i'm not afraid of that. >> he is afraid to go to jail and i am not afraid to put them in jail. >> mike

to dig his heels in, if anybody is hurting black families and residents of the city of chicago, it's mayor brandon johnsonyou have a lawsuit that you brought against the city accusing them of mishandling the migrant crisis to the detriment of the people that list there. what is the status of that today and what you hope to achieve? >> what basically happened, we got a stay from the court. what the judge told the city of chicago as well as the residents in the community is that as long as the mayor and his administration did not bring the migrants in to our park, then they would not move to make a judgment. so with him finding somewhere else to send the migrants, we were able to avert having to go in to a long court battle. >> gillian: so now president-elect trump says that illegal immigration in american cities across the nation is something that he's going to be focuses on from day one in the oval office. what would you like to see as a first move coming out of the trump administration? >> one of the things i want to see as a first move is for him to send mr. holman to the city of chicago, to the state o

. >> john: chicago residents tearing into mayor brandon johnson at a heated city council meeting accusingioritizing illegal immigrants over citizens in chicago. the executive director of violence interrupters joins us now. not a popular guy. who exactly does he represent these days? >> right now mayor brandon johnson represents himself and his party because a lot of the people in in chicago are frustrated with his performance as a mayor when it comes down to the migrant issue here in chicago. >> john: what exactly is it that constituents are upset about? >> african-american people have been deprived of resources for decades in chicago. if you travel to the south and west side of chicago you know you can count thousands of abandon buildings, a lot of people living in poverty and people are upset because there appears to be a priority for the migrants compared to pry or tidesing some of the issues of single african-american women living in homeless situations. we had over 60,000 homeless people living in chicago before the migrants came to chicago and the homeless people were never a priori

trump made historic gains of among voters in the deep blue city of chicago, the windy city's mayor brandon johnson'sesident-elect, former president trump, his threat is not just toward news new arrivals and undocumented families. his threats are also against black families. >> greg: harold, you are a g guy. >> dana: [laughs] >> greg: what can the federal government do in chicago if it still says it's a sanctuary? does that mean anything? >> harold: i don't know. mayor johnson is not going to win this fight. and i do think we had a story, i think earlier, late last week, about governors who were readying to challenge or to fortify their states against what they think would be a tax on their values, which is fine, governors, when president obama was in office, f you think that the border issue is not going or migrants are going to be able to travel across our country without -- without this administration saying you are not going to be here, you are not going to commit crimes and places, if i were a mayor in one of these big cities, i would try to work with this administration. i would share with them

the 2nd biggest city, they say they've taken control city center, the don't carry johnson this is i'll just hear a noise from the whole set coming up is very a tax could at least 55 protest indians across gauze, or including 18 people single strike on a residential building, the 2nd not to protest in georgia is capital trans vaughn and also the government suspense. you mentorship tops and restore to its former glory the 1st look and science products is not you don't cathedral, but it's off. it was destroyed by the surgeon of physicians. scientists say they've advanced it to and that the city center video is posted on social media. show opposition fights is celebrating in front of the citizen series. ministry has early upset that repel the attack. the rights as news agencies reporting that the student government is closed, that the airport and canceled or flights social media videos also appear to show position fighters inside the headquarters of the cities police. it's reported that a number of political prisoners will also released from prison. and it comes to style is of the oppositi

chicago's mayor johnson insisting police in his city will not help i.c.e. we're going to protect undocumented individuals. the city of chicago will be better, stronger and safer despite who's in the white house. stuart you're going to protect undocumented workers? they're costing a fortune. how will trump handle this type of resistance? former acting dhs secretary chad wolf has that this story next. ♪ she was like, oh, my god, this is my song. ♪ i've been listening to the radio with all night long. ♪ sitting around waiting for it to come on -- ♪ and here it is ♪ your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! power's out! -power's out! power's out! -power's out comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. plus advanced security. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. powering possibilities. comcast business. power's out. when you'r

>> referent cory brooks is an activist in the parts of the city impacted by the crush of migrants and mayor johnsonoesn't understand what is going on in the neighborhoods and 14% approval rating, he doesn't have the right to speak for the city of chicago. back to you. >> mike: mike tobin, thank you so much, julie. speed two or more on this, national border patrol council vice president. thank you for talking to us today on this thanksgiving and happy thanksgiving to you. >> happy thanksgiving, julie, thank you for having me on. >> julie: what you make for the resistance for the deportation plan first off. >> make no mistake this is not an emigration battle. these are individuals perfectly fine with harboring individuals who commit a crime and to hear them say we will do everything to protect their community, are they really protecting their community by allowing individuals who broke the law to remain in their communities? a lot of individuals who have done this for years came asking for asylum. part of the slm process is getting to daly court. what is it tom homan tom homan an upcoming administrat

the 2nd biggest city, they say they've taken control, the city center, the town carry, johnson. this is, i'll just hear a noise from the whole set coming up is really a tax could at least $55.00 palestinians across garza, including 18 people single strike on a residential building. the.

johnson's great society. and at the same time, yet, there was also increased tension and increased tension between races, between cities and suburbs. and so at the same time, while i think lyndon johnson fulfilled many of the aspirations of those who desired civil rights for a long time, i think he was really disenchanted by the end of his presidency because tensions also had grown during the same period of time. well, richard nixon announced his candidacy in february of 1968. here's some scenes from a nixon campaign video just before the new hampshire primary. right before you do it, your friend dave, of course, is referring to nixon. oh. you tell me. this fellow was a good chairman up here. i heard good fellow. way. you really think so? i really think he's a good guy. all right. got to get. well, as a matter of fact, that's what we hear. we got to a lot of people said, well, he's too young to be chairman. and i said, well, we we need to follow that sort of al gore. would you agree? i would have said, yes, sir. are you on his payroll. i'm retired. all right. you were in the service. you were in the first one. what's t

>> carley: mayor brandon johnson proposed $300 million property tax hike being used to cover the cost of the city'sfficer enjoins me now. good morning to you. the council voted this plan down and i'm sure spurred on by those angry residents that you've just heard. but tell us more about the town hall meeting and from your perspective, what is it like to hear all these angry residents angry with the direction chicago is going speaking out and telling them, enough is enough? >> we see that on a day-to-day basis in city hall city hall. people show up constantly ready to show how they feel the way government is run in the city. to answer that question the best way about nine months ago, we try to put referendum on the recent ballot asking chicagoans if they want to remain a sanctuary city. the mayor at the administration did everything they could to keep that off at the ballot because they did not want to know what we already knew coach at residents of chicago are fedp with illegal immigrants in chic. we told them to send them expending would bite them in the and sure enough it did. they were asking fo

one week after trump >> one week after trump made historic gains in the deep blue city of chicago, the mayor brandon johnson. >> harold, you are a guy, what a can the federal government doing chicago if it still says its as sanctuary?t >> i don't know, the governor or mayor is not going to win this fight and i do think we have a story earlier late last week t governors who are ready to challenge or to fortify their t statements, what they think will be a tax on their values, which is fine, governors win-winvern president obama was in office, if you think about the border issue and it's not going to bewh without this administration, ifo i was a mayor i will be trying to work with this administration. i certainly wouldn't want this to be the opening because we have a challenge in our country and donald trump won this election. one of theop t top two reason. >> was because of this issue. y >> do you thinouk maybema mayor johnson and maybe onceyo - will want to check in with his citizens? >> everyplace in america went right there except for like a three counties, itls takes a lop for him to say donald trump is

both for being here, help us understand the power that cities have to resist trumps deportation efforts? >> thank you, these mayors, mayor johnsonmayors who have poked -- pushed back against getting local police involved in immigration enforcement. there are many cities that don't participate in the 287 g program that involves local police acting as immigration enforcement agents and cities have what is known as home willpower under state constitutions so they have a good amount of power themselves. usually, the way the federal government would try to make them comply would be to threaten to withhold funding for transportation projects, for public safety, any number of other items if they don't comply. these conflicts have gone to court before and actually, the courts have been getting a lot of latitude to cities in certain cases, so it is going to be fascinating to watch and i think probably disappointing for donald trump if he tries to force these cities to comply with his wishes. i'm glad to see them standing up, i think it's what people need right now and it's also good for keeping neighborhoods safer, police chiefs make the

let's start in denver, colorado, the mile high city tension could be high if all goes as the mayor there. mike johnsone won't be assisting in mass deportation efforts. and residents in denver support his decision. these are his words, johnston, even comparing the potential for public resistance to the upcoming federal immigration operation. to the 1989 tiananmen square protests in china. that is a bold prediction. meantime, others thanks for cities like los angeles and chicago are bracing for those same mass deportation operations into the new administration. and mayor karen bass, you know, saying this moment demands urgency after city council there reaffirmed its sanctuary cities as the governor of illinois, jb pritzker. also a democrat saying earlier this week he is deeply concerned and question whether the version of the ice, it's even has the authority to do so. they're 2 different provisions of the act that authorizes the use of the national guard. >>title 10 title. 32 and yeah, he doesn't have and are either one of those the ability to call the national guard out again in the united states of am

house speaker mike johnson campaigned for new york republicans about an hour north of new york city.> the majority for the house runs through new york and california. >> reporter: trying to salvage his perilous eight-seat house majority. all 435 u.s. house seats are up for election next week, but cbs news estimates only a few dozen are considered competitive. and you can see nearly a third of those are concentrated in california and new york. >> it's almost unheard of to see tv ads for congressional races because it doesn't make a lot of sense. you're seeing it because it's so much money. >> reporter: court orders forced a redrawing of unconditional congressional maps in new york setting up a half dozen blockbuster multimillion dollar races. in new york it's democrats talking about the border. >> i will work with anyone from any party to secure our southern border. >> reporter: and republicans talking ivf -- >> i believe health decisions should be made between a woman and her doctor. >> reporter: a mirror image in california including outside of los angeles where derrick tran is one

that. >> sandra: you say regardless, regardless this is brandon johnson on his pledge to protect those undocumented immigrants in the cityundocumented individuals, we are going to protect black folks, brown folks, asian folks. listen, the antisentiment that exists in this political space right now is unconscionable and it is dangerous, whether his anti-black -- >> sandra: the newly-elected majority leader of the senate is now speaking, john thune, let's listen. >> senator thune: rejected the failed policies of the biden-harris schumer agenda. this republican team is united. we are on one team, we are excited to reclaim the majority to get to work with our colleagues in the house to enact president trump's agenda. we have a mandate from the american people. a mandate not only to clean up the mess left by the biden-harris-schumer agenda, but also to deliver on president trump's priorities. we will make sure that the president and his team have the tools and support they need to enforce border security laws and to remove the violent criminals were wreaking havoc in every one of our states. we will work to make america prosp

cities down in 2020? this morning i saw on the ticker thing speaker johnson said there are serious issues with the democrat party taking money from our adversaries. the democrat people are good people. my neighbors are good people. the party does not give a damn about america and will take money from anybody. host: money comes in from a lot of outside sources. talk about where the money is coming from and some of the races where the -- guest: there are bogeyman on both sides here. republicans love to point out the soros family. democrats are increasingly taking aim at the spending elon musk has injected into the super pac realm. yet there is a broader array of donors that are funding super pac's that are spending hundreds of millions of dollars, if not billions of dollars on races at all levels. those pac's have less of a punch than the hard dollars that candidates spend. candidates are raising funds that are subject to limits and have access to better advertising rates than super pac's. one thing we noticed early on in the reset of the presidential race when kamala harris was nominated after joe biden wit

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kelly on x called migrant inc., and mayor johnson stated and intends, hes he will raise taxes on chicagoans to fund perms nant migrant resetelment in the city of chicago, first ever in the united states of america. i hope tom homan is sincere. >> carley: gavin newsom's first statement wasn't congratulations, maybe we can try and work together. his first statement is he was going to try to trump-proof california. sounds like it will be a hostile four years. >> this suspect about the expenditure of federal money. in california, our leaders have elected or chosen to ignore federal law even in the face of overwhelming vote by voters that they want the laws enforced. if your neighbor is causing a forest fire, do you let him burn down the trees? no, my opinion is trump is correct, and saying to gavin newsom in particular, change your approach or we'll cut you off from federal funds. >> carley: we'll see if he takes that suggestion into consideration. thank you for joining us. thank you for sitting there and your motion sensor light turned off. kamala harris low support among jewish voters may have cost her pennsylvania and potentially entire elec

house speaker mike johnson campaigned for new york republicans about an hour north of new york city thison. >> the majority for the house runs through new york and california. >> reporter: trying to salvage his perilous eight-seat house majority. all 435 u.s. house seats are up for election next week, but cbs news estimates only a few dozen are considered competitive. and you can see nearly a third of those are concentrated in california and new york. >> it's almost unheard of to see tv ads for congressional races because that doesn't make a lot of sense but you are seeing it because there's so much money. >> reporter: court orders forced a redrawing of congressional maps in new york, setting up potentially a dozen blockbuster multimillion dollar races. in new york, it is democrats talking about the border. >> i will work with anyone from any party to secure our southern border. >> reporter: and republicans talking ivf. >> i believe health decisions should be made between a woman and her doctor. >> reporter: a mirror image in california, including outside of los angeles, where derek tran

they allow the path for people like tim fox and ruin the city of chicago by a mayor by the name of brandon johnson leading to his decline and laurie lightfoot in before him. these policies are causing people to die on a daily basis in the city of chips act. that's why donald trump's election was so important for millions of people across the country because we need law and order a president in office that actually cares about the people. david: david, you talked about migrant crime before and guy benson, did we have the sound bite, producers, from guy? guy benson was on earlier on outnumbers and he talked about this with regard to deportations at least for the criminal illegal migrant. not necessarily a whole net for every single illegal, but at least the criminals. let me play that and get your reaction. roll it. >> some of these deep blue states look disturbingly purple to a lot of democrats right now. because i think of issues like this in law and order. and prioritizing illegal immigrant criminals for deportation is probably an 80% issue in this country. if the deputies really want to set them

cities. i want to surge federal law enforcement into all 50 states. i want that to happen. i hope mike johnson and trump have a plan. the first hundred days, let's ban century cities. we have to stop these guys. and that l.a. official who wants to call trump hate speech, it is hate speech to say let's get rid of jose ibarra? you know it's hateful? killing young women who went out for a jog and girls to go to a convenience store. that is hateful. 15% of the american people want mass deportation. let's protect america's women. sit down, l.a. lawmakers. >> emily: that's right. a new york district attorney, alvin bragg, refusing to toss out his case against president-elect trump, willing to wait until 2029 to sentence him. stay with us. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you n

. >> those messages prompted illinois's governor and nearly the entire chicago city council to call for johnsongo. >> the chicago sun-times reports johnson has now apologized for his comments. a new legal challenge from donald trump, the former president is suing cbs demanding $10 million in damages for the network's 60 minutes interview with vice president kamala harris. trump alleges that the network engaged in election interference with the interview, that the interview intended to, quote, mislead the public and attempt to tip the scales. >> alleging they doctored the interview with his democratic rival. a spokesperson for cbs says that trump's claims are false and they will vigorously defend against it. >> and if you're already looking ahead to the holidays, the kelce brothers, they're here for you dropping a holiday song today must have been years since i've been home we went high i mean the smooth melodic tones of it's called christmas time in cleveland heights the kelsey brothers hometown, jason kelce called the tune buttery. >> can't disagree with that one. boys to men joined them on th

the democratic leader of another blue city not holding back in his thoughts about president-elect trump. listen to chicago mayor brandon johnson. >> he is a threat to everything that is sensible. stop playing games with the people of this country. we won't let him play games with the people of this stechlt he wants to work with us he will have a partner. if he wants to threaten us then he is declared opposition to us. >> john: johnson has been receiving criticism for some time that allocated tax power money to migrants instead of city residents. >> martha: joining me now texas republican governor greg abbott. great to have you with us in the studio. thank you for joinings. bill melugin report evidence 1.4 million migrants that are under deportation removal orders in texas it's very interesting. i want to look at this sound bite. your land commissioner talking about 1400 acres in texas used as part of the deportation process. watch this. >> what i care about is we have safe communities. no doubt we're losing too many of our children to these violent criminals coming across the border. i am 100% on board with the trump administr

for making sure there was health care here in the county, didn't the city didn't for sure that we right worst in the robert wood johnson health rankings. i totally can't administrator the boy, you know, at some point you guys have got to step up. if you want to know can be here in an approved. do you guys have got to do this? i'll retire at some point and unless there's some kind of structure, some somebody has responsibility for health care year. it will be in the health care here. the is writing. this also gets palestinians sheltering in tents as the war on guns are in, is that it's full 100, stay the hell or i'm sort of fight out. this is all the 0 life from the whole. so coming up a suicide bombing at the train station and focused on city of course, kills at least $26.00 people, including 14 soldiers prior to us on the way in the sprains of slot, hit valencia regent as the government's crits.

johnson. i can y'all send it to see you, so you are a city which is seen on rest of the palestinian issue for many months now. how do you think that ahead of the nation's league match tonight? it appears that the french side is quite excited for a number of different reasons. yeah, of course. this is the way from nations league competition. and for us displaying host it through its competition with israel. and this is where things get very interesting the past week or so has essentially provided a different outlook as to how many people across the globe are protesting. the current is rim governments, and the form of protests, of course, includes housing taking part in competition with is really sorry, then where we are right now is in front of the funds to the stadium in which the competition will take place. but, but we understand the front side particularly is not a very big fan of the is rarely cy, particularly with respect to as policies. and the reason we understand that many of the locals have called to an end to allowing is we'll start taking an international competitions while it's on

. >> reporter: that's bradley johnson, the budget administrator getting a dire warning to the council on the state of the city'sreally, there are only two choices. one is either radically cut staff or get staff to make substantial concessions. >> reporter: and dan was the city administrator, a professor at uc berkeley now. he says there is no way to get out of the city's current budget crisis without making some kind of cuts to public safety. >> two-thirds of the general fund is in police and fire. and if there are going to be shortfalls, the only place with major reductions could come from is it in police and fire. >> reporter: members of the council knew this was coming as they were counting on money from the sales to help balance this year's budget and next. they put that budget in place to outline which departments would get cut if the deal fell apart or was delayed. the group buying the property has already missed the november 7 payment to the city of $10 million. but insist the deal is still on track and it will pay the full price by the end of the fiscal year. >> the money hasn't come in. it's unknown wh

like a full time pedro. pyro made it 3 new, and brenda johnson finish things up in the middle of added time. frame for the final school in cities. first defeat at home in 52 games, a run stretching back 2 years after they'd use here. i knew in the last one to 2 years. sooner or later we was dropped. of course, never expect to win to lose the permalinks in a row. but in the times always we spoke a trumpet that we're using cover consistent again and again and again. and now we cannot deny that the reality that sometimes you football sometimes you live here. so we have no use to lose. so megan 0 does happen. that doesn't mean is going to change, will have to to everything, to change and especially the next one. it doesn't get 10 easy if a city next week they face a trick to leave is little pool. who are 5 points clay with a game in hand before that it's fine or the champions league on choose day. david stokes it out you 0 are not set for me or kyle. so moment so you can find the pendulum on a website that's out. is there a dot com and i'll be up with one use here on ounces era off to restitution african stolen on the colleges. whe

johnson know what i feel as far as finance minister and color can pop not stanley shoals wants to confidence vote in parliament after christmas. the city opposition says vote tomato. there's no reason to wage. also coming up we will engage in a peaceful transfer of power. the concession speech of us vice president, couple of 100 as includes a dig at president electric drum and congratulations for winning back the white house. the i'm british manager, welcome. the governing coalition in germany has collapsed, and johnson, the old shoals, has gold for the confidence vote. in mid january sholtes of the source of the democratic party made the announcement of dismissing his finance minister crystelina, who leads the business friendly, freed democrats. they formed part of the country's tea party coalition. government with the greens, the confidence voted lexi trigger new parliamentary elections by the end of march. here's how sold explaining the decision to sac his finance minister. this is happening and when did i ask permission from the federal president to dismiss the finance minister? i was forced into this decision in order to prevent d

city of quest. yes, prosecutors have johnson of gun national labor relations thought firearms. revelation regard to assassinate donald trump, the justice department says the accused was part of that lack of criminals used by to hon. to carry out surveillance. i'm felt much as they were on this for him is draped, dismissed. the allegations of baseless and falls on trump survives to assassination attempts this year. 100 reports from trumps results in palm beach, florida. as the u. s. department of justice says it has charged 3 men in iranian plot to assassinate president elect. donald trump, according to justice department officials, an f d, a national, named for hon shaka read, was hired by the iranian revolutionary guard. and his handlers told him to come up with a plan to assassinate trump in september. according to recorded conversations with law enforcement officials, chuck a re said that he was told on october 7th to carry out that plan within 7 days or wait until after the election to other man carlyle rivera and jonathan load home were arrested in the united states. shot the rate is believed

johnson can ya soon. thanks for joining us. so you were in a city which has stayed on rest over the palace. did industry for many months now. how is things looking as the football not stores there? that's right, and so we still have some time to go before it kick off in an hour. but it seems that the parents didn't have gathered in the town hall in paris. thing that needs to be exact and i just have gathered here do essentially the part the pilot in cause. and you can see many people are excited to an extent to show this just to show solidarity with the light of the palace, the name people, but also to express the outrage they have towards israel's policies procured pertaining to gauze. that as well as the west bank there had been many displays are displays for centrally highlighting the on so on that these really governance has been it's essentially putting the palestinian people through and they just got accepted. they weren't lawmakers, french law makers to be held accountable. they don't have to take us down to the position, not necessarily again, is really do at least acknowledge the f

in october, he gave a speech in salt lake city in which he appeared to break from johnson on the war.e was the sitting vice president. he could only go so far but it was a different tone and so he started to elevate. the party started to come together. mccarthy left and endorsed him and then critically, l.b.j. had a bombing halt over north vietnam and sent herman to paris for peace talks and we got a peace balloon effect and lou harris, the pollster, called us the saturday before the tuesday election and said for the first time you're ahead of nixon 45-42. the undecides are breaking 2-1 for you and you're going to win overwhelming. we didn't. what happened? that was saturday. on sunday, the president of south vietnam announcedest not going to go to paris for the peace talks and we now know why. that is that campaign manager, john mitchell sent madam which he matt, a sort of taiwan lobby to see her friend, the president, to tell him don't go to paris. it will elect hubert humphrey. he's going to pull all the american troops out. we're going to keep them in. you'll be toast otherwise an

don johnson is with us. [ cheers and applause ] later, from the city of on the job land, her album, spaceout last week. mxmtoon from the snapdragon stage. next week, we've got new shows with top notch guests including kerry washington, jeff bridges, wanda sykes, mikey madison, ben falcone, jimmy o. yang and ted danson - with music from blxst, anderson paak the red clay strays, mark amber and the one, the only sting will be with us too. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is an actor with enough talent for all three of his names. he stars alongside samuel l. jackson in a movie directed by his brother - it's called "the piano lesson." >> selling the land, say he want to sell it to me. that's why i come up here. now, i got one part. i say i didn't want it, give me another part. then i had a third part. >> buddy ain't gonna say all that. >> i'm going to talk to her. she'll come around. >> you get that thought out of your mind. bernese ain't going to sell that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "the piano lesson" opens in theaters tomorrow and on netflix november 2nd. please welcome john d

major cities currently overall tax between 21 and 24%, depending where you stay, meanwhile, in new york, l.a., san francisco, miami the tax rate hovers around just 14%. this comes as chicago mayor johnson dollars. >> the cities chicago doesn't have -- the city budget is up six billion dollars compared to 2019, and despite that we're seeing chronic shortfall mismanagement of funds not that we don't have enough to get you tourism it is just that, years of financial mismanagement, and misplaced priorities had effect on taxpayers varies mysterious across the city. >> according to two chicago 50 million people visited the city last year 7% increase from 2022 but expecting to see record numbers again like we saw before the pandemic next year. a. maria: i am wondering if this is putting hotels in competition even more because one hotel has a tax, and more expensive than another hotel that is not downtown, that is what is a, the hotel at disadvantage; right? >> exactly it might push visitors to not want to stay in this new hotel district if trying to create admit not to stay here for otherance you alluded to at the beginning of my story. >> of course, thank you kelly saberi in chicago, cheryl

republican senator ron johnson here to respond to on this hi to pockily city. was with them. we're mt. middle of history, what's coming up on quality the bottom line"? if sean anne saw rid -- where did democrats go wrong? corey lewandowski's going to join us. as well as the house to is close what's the agenda of the house going on to, can it match up with trump's? what is the objective? jason chaffetz is going to be here with us. dagen: and i promise that we won't be in the dark during the show. tudor dixon is here on the rust belt, not so rusty for president trump. and governor kristi noem, a strong, intelligent woman herself along with tudor. top of the hour. ♪ the markets, like life, will turn and challenge us. but when emotions run high, we stay grounded. with the hcm buyline, we work to empower investors, in navigating market volatility and complex conditions. we provide a diverse portfolio with proprietary mutual funds and etfs aimed at growth and preservation. so you can invest with confidence. visit howard c.m. funds dot com. we all know that words have