kenny polcari joins me now. kenny, great to see you. i hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving.ant to talk about thanksgiving beginner at your house -- dinner at your house, but my 401(k), i've got to say, i took a peek at it yesterday after i was digesting my meecialtion it looks pretty damn good compared to the way it was a month ago. >> yeah, you know, listen, stocks have gone higher, right? we've seen this big rally in the broad market ever since that october swoon, right? that doesn't necessarily mean you're not going to see stocks pull back again, they certainly will. they'll ebb and flow with with the economy as we learn more about where the fed is really going, have they navigate canned a soft landing or not, are rates going to tick back up to 5% or not? lots of treasury funding coming to the market this month as well as the first quarter of 2024, so there's still a lot to consider. but that doesn't mean that long-term investors need to, you know, suddenly change their plan. they need to have their plan, make sure it's where they're comfortable and then stick to the plan

, kenny. >> good evening, a heavy security presence here for jill and joe biden's dinner. you have members of the chp, san francisco police department, other agentses, other federal agencies including secret service agencies. and right behind me, a lot of residents that gathered at the corner trying to get a peek at some of the dignitaries that may come through in motorcades. we have not seen anything like that. there are several entrance points into the legion of honor. no motorcades coming in yet. a lot of people who, perhaps, are hoping that they catch a glimpse of perhaps president biden or president xi jinping of china. there are barricades set up all day throughout the city including here in the outer richmond area. blocks and blocks of behavior aids for an event like this you need that kind of security presence for all of these world leaders who are converging and convening here tonight at the legion of honor, president biden and jill biden hosting an official white house event here tonight in san francisco. so, 21 world leaders from the apec countries that make up

i recently talked with kenny leon about why this is a story people need to hear now. >> kenny leon thank to the show. >> it's great to be. here >> this is the first broadway revival of the play purlie victorious since it premiered in 1961. why did it take so long? >> it's political satire. and when you look at that words, it's oh, is it safe to talk about that now? is that okay? he's using that word. it is a farce on racism and you know the best that is challenging but when i look at it, i think it's a love letter that ozzie davis junior wrote in 1961. he wrote it to us 62 years later. he wrote about now then. and so when i see it, i say every generation has to fight for democracy. and this is about standing and fighting for democracy. he embraced all those things that black artists have been champions of forever. our dance or move our committee, our drama. he put it in one evening. >> i'm so glad you said that. i was sitting there the entire time thinking, wait, was this not written now? because if you had not told me ossie davis wrote this, it was more than 60 years old, i wouldn't hav

that is where we find kenny choi. kenny, i can only imagine the sense of security is extremely high right now. >> yeah. that's for sure, ryan. there has been a heavy security presence throughout the day as we get closer to the start time for the dinner. that will be hosted by president biden and the first lady, jill biden, here at the legion of honor. it is after 7:30 today. they will be hosting the 20 other world leaders from the other, those countries that make up apec, as well as other dignitaries. you can see the security presence here. the san francisco police department. we have seen members of the state patrol, as well as secret service members and agents. obviously, when you have an event like this that they have been planning for months, security is going to be tight. there have been street closures in this area on clement street. of course, bus routes have been rerouted for tonight's event. again, president biden, hosting this dinner tonight. it is not a fundraiser event like we have seen earlier this week.

kenny choi and -- is live at the legion of honor. hey there, kenny. >> reporter: yeah. that is right. it is a challenge for a lot of residents here. there are barricades that have been set up, stretching for blocks and blocks, as you can imagine, for a security event like this. president biden and the first lady, hosting a dinner tonight for 20 other world leaders of the apec countries that make up the corporation. street closures in this nearby area as well as throughout the city is impacting residence in many ways. >> pretty much i'm going to sell out today. early. >> the food truck operator sets up in various farmers markets across the bay, but today, he parked in front of a security checkpoint at hill, or security is extremely tight, as canine and secret service agents abound. >> we got super busy. you can see a lot of people around here, especially officers. >> business has been good this week as residents navigate around street closures. a few blocks to the east on california avenue, chris getz believes aipac is his chance to draw more attention to ongoing human r

kenny polcari on the markets. let's move on. under a winter weather warning as the storm is giving post-thanksgiving travelers issues. as you can see by the video lots of snow especially in the midwest and great plains some areas getting 23 inches of snow almost 2 feet. mike tobin live from chicago o'hare airport this afternoon. how does it look. >> it's not that bad they had some delays yesterday due to the snow yesterday but only one flight cancellation in the airlines are pleased with how the holiday weekend has gone and how it's wrapping up. american airlines had the highest load factor moving 6.5 million people from point-to-point and in that time the fewest flight cancellations at any point in the airlines history for the travel weekend 59000 flights and only 55 are canceled most of that due to other yesterday was the busiest travel day today is busy but lighter weather should not be a big factor east particularly lake erie and ontario at the middle will have wind but mostly blue skies. >> it really isn't going to be an im

the american people recognize that find and donate me kenny xu.com. >> steve: kenny, both of your familiescommunist regimes, came to the united states. kenny, i know your parents in 2008 voted for barack obama back at that time. >> yeah. that's right. because immigrants, we -- >> steve: explain how you now have landed with the republican party. >> immigrants, we tended to like diverse candidates. we wanted america to represent a diverse country. but the problem is the so-called diverse candidate, obama, harmed education, harmed our healthcare, harmed the economy, and started this racial divisive racial violence called black lives matter in this country. i think a lot of asian americans and a lot of americans really, because i speak for all people, got sick and tired of how the left minutes our emotions to pass horrible policies in the schools and in the cities. so i am running to end crt in the schools. i'm running to end affirmative action. i'm running to stand for fairness, individual fairness for all americans. immigrants and americans don't want to be treated based on their skin color.

. >> reporter: i'm kenny choi in los angeles where studios have given striking actors a best and finalffer to get hollywood back up and running. >>> and later, a wedding a long time coming. 56 years. but who's counting? >> you may kiss the bride. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. we begin this sunday with israel's siege of gaza and its war on hamas. tonight's cia director william burns is in israel. part of a new push by the biden administration to engage leaders in the region and to keep the war from spreading amid rising outrage over civilian deaths in the palestinian territory. burns joins secretary of state antony blinken, already there. today blinken made stops to baghdad as well as the west bank city of ramallah, where he held what's being described as a tense meeting with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. and tonight the israeli army said its, quote, significant air strikes and land assault had essentially split the palestinian territory in two. cbs's ramy inocencio is in tel aviv tonight

liz: i've never seen a pause that kenny polcari can't fill. [laughter] gentlemen, or thank you so much. great to see you. >> have us back. >> la lavorgna, polcari, it's the team. great to see you. >> the numbers are in, cyber monday unleashed a history of making click frenzy. the former ceo of j.crew and gap, the man who created old navy and madewell out of thin air joins us next to tell us what the record day and huge shopping weekend says about the american consumer. the strength of the economy and which names are really going to succeed. oh, yeah, and shein it may launch an ipo. amazon up 74% year to date. "the claman countdown" is coming right back with the retail king, mickey directs canler. ♪ -- mickey drexler. ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ (woman) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (vo) now you can with once-weekly moun

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kenny, i know you were listening and said what? >> he left the door wide open and if it slows he can point it it and if it doesn't, he can point that that. university of michigan came out last week and 1-year inflation expectation ticked higher at 4.2% now. that's-up from just under 4 the last couple of months and then 5-10 year inflation outlook also ticked up a little bit. so this whole we're getting back to 2% thing is far away. we're not anywhere y near it and my sense is we're not going to get there as quickly as he said. the market's rallying today not because he didn't raise rates today and that was televised and anyone surprised by today's report, they need to see a therapist. but the indication that maybe he's not going to do it in december is maybe what's giving the market a boost. janet yellen came out about what they need to fund and not the actual auction today and next week is we're really going to see where the bodies lie. china in that cellar and japan is in that sellar and who's buying all that stuff and the market

kenny polcari with us this morning. first off, kenny, i want to talk about apple.appointment over the company's outlook for the million days. i think that's why the stock's down. will you buy more on this dip? >> so i'll buy more. i want to see how it acts once it opens, but i'd buy more down the trend line. 171-ish is probably where i'll buy some more. i bought it a couple of weeks ago, it broke down again, rallied up. i want to see what it does after this report. i think once again it's an overrah reaction. if they sell apple off, i think it's a huge opportunity. i think the cautiousness that we saw yesterday in the guidance going forward is just timmy cook being cautious. i'm not really buying it. it's apple, right? it's apple. where's it going? they made $90 billion in three months. multiply that by four and just think of the numbers, it's crazy. stuart: wait a minute, you'll only buy it if it drops another buck or two to 171? what's the difference? >> because i'm playing around the trend line just because i already own it. i'm just being a little bit coy with

joining me now is asset management, shelby mcfadden and kenny polkari. shelby, i want to kick things off with us as we watch the market trade lower ahead of more earnings coming out and of course ahead of an economy that is expected to slow. uber crossed earl injury, it reported a double miss despite quarterly revenue up 11% year over year, the ride sharing app forecasts holiday travel demand to boost fourth quarter numbers, that has the stock up 1% right now. we're waiting on warner brothers, discovery and disney which will come out tomorrow. how would assess the earnings period so far, shelby? >> i think thus far earnings have been marked by a little more volatility and part of that is because expectations have been set really high. as we've seen with tech thus far, we've seen they're very sensitive around a.i. and what companies are able to do with it. we're in the show me period. now that we're inching into consumer names where the consumer is mixed with tech names like uber and a lyft coming up, there's more pressure and concern around the ability o

kenny polcari is with us this morning. all right, kenny.ve got a pretty good rally for the last two weeks and it looks like we'll have a rally into the third week. does this have legs? >> yeah, so listen. i think it's going to end higher today. it seems that they put a lot of the geopolitical stuff at least behind them for now. do i think the rally has legs? i do think we'll rally into the end of the year but we're in a little bit of an overbought position, i think after the action we saw, but look, here is going to be the issue. at 45.30 which is the september high, if we break up and threw that, that only leaves 46.08 which is the 2023 high and the algos for no other reason will take it there to prove they can so i would expect if we go through the 45.30 there's another push by the algos to go higher and then we tap out because we are ahead of ourselves. stuart: okay, i know that you've been buying some stocks on weakness. did you buy apple? >> so, i bought apple. these are all names that i own, so i add to them like you and i had this di

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so here is the question for our next guest, kenny polcari, on j.j.ate stone wealth chief market strategist. i got to ask you, so what do you think about j.j.'s performance because i got to tell you, kenny, looks like wall street is happy with it? >> well, wall street is happy with it but you and i have discussed this. i thought the nervousness going into the last couple of weeks, it started to feed on itself, right? remember every time we broke one of those key technical levels the algorithms sent wave after wave of sells putting us into an oversold condition, a short-term oversold condition. when j.j. comes out, kind of satisfies the markets, janet pulls back a little bit on the amount she will bring to the treasury, everybody taking that as a positive. all of sudden the algos go, everything is cheap, everything is a buy, look what happens. they go scrambling to get back in. we have had three dramatic days in the market. today being just another one. to the point of your prior guest. part of it is a short squeeze. part of it is people went what did

some want kenny chesney. carley and janice hats. do you have anything weather themed?olt? >> lightning bolt just for you. >> yes! >> it's perfect. that looks so good. >> totally yours. >> it is my hat. >> it is the jd. no one will steal it, you ready to see the final look? >> carley: how fun was that? janice is here now, we have our hats on. i love that experience. stormy helped us. she was phenomenal, wasn't she? >> janice: she was amazing. we got our little initials. you got b on your hat and i got a lightning bolt for weather. rustler hat company, this might be my favorite hat. i feel so nashville. >> carley: absolutely, it is a cool concept and they have an interesting story. it started 2-1/2 years ago. the woman is in her mid-30s. she was living in nashville and said, i feel like there is something missing in the cowboy hat industry in nashville. and she said it would be custom cowboy hat bar. you can go in and pick whatever hat you want and design to your liking. we did some female designs, but men go in all the time. they get the kenny hat and there is big influ

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i'm joined by one of the authors of the report charles kenny, a seniorfellow at the centerfor globals already under way. i he told me this shift is already under way. i think we are seeing — already under way. i think we are seeing this _ already under way. i think we are seeing this shift - already under way. i think we are seeing this shift over- are seeing this shift over time. we predict business as usual, if you well, about 65 million fewer manufacturing jobs in 2050 than there are today. where are all of those records going because mikey mentioned service industries, business and consumer services backin business and consumer services back in 1970 and played up at the same number of people worldwide as manufacturing. a2050, they were probably employee four times as many. what is causing the shift? you mentioned _ what is causing the shift? you mentioned ai _ what is causing the shift? you mentioned ai and _ what is causing the shift? wit. mentioned aland automation. mentioned ai and automation. that is one big part of the story, the same number of workers are producing a lot mo

kenny polcari, you've been watching it all, that might be the story tomorrow? >> it is going to be the story tomorrow. look i love the fact the market is rallying. i'm still a little bit cautious. you want a pick in the consumer sector? kimberly clashing, they make diapers for both kids and adults. you should keep your focus in the consumer space scoot volatility index, by the way had the bigger swing here t had been lower by 3%. now it is down seven%, below 17. great to have you kenny. here we go. [closing bell rings] dow closing up 209 points. tomorrow, superstar lineup, blackrock's rick reader, attorney robert shapiro and aflac ceo dan amos. ♪. larry: hello folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. all right, two big stories we're watching right now. israel in its fourth week of war against the barbaric hamas-hezbollah-iranian terrorists and jay powell of the federal reserve leaves interest rates unchanged for the second meeting in a row. our own alex hogan and edward lawrence are standing by with the details for both stories. first up let's go to alex h

morgan asset management global market strategist and kenny polcari slate stones uber trader jack let me start with you how concerned with what is right ahead of us on friday night? >> we've been here before unfortunately and not too long ago we were dealing with the government shutdown to a managed to avoid for a little bit it's not a good way to govern as we heard earlier it's not something that were rooting for but when you compare the impact of the government shutdown to what may come later either this year or early next year with regard to breaching the debt ceiling this is small potatoes is not a good way to govern but for those individuals that are concerned about social security, medicare, those are still going to be coming through, no basic functions will still be in place is just another source of volatility and confusion that we have to deal with. >> i did not even bother putting our introduction which we call a one the big roundup of everything that's happened up until 2:59 p.m. eastern right ahead of the final hour of tr trade. over the weekend moody's downgraded the outl

as part of food for bay area family series kenny choi shows us how a santa rosa food bank is helping the visually impaired . >> reporter: cindy is sight impaired leaving her unable to shop for groceries on her own. >> i don't know what fruit or vegetables are in season and this helps me get those things. >> reporter: the santa rosa native visits earl bound center of the blind, a nonprofit that helps people suffering from sight loss. they offer classes and other services. for the first time they can take home basic groceries. how difficult is it when you have to do it on your own? >> i have to remember what's there and have somebody shop for me. >> there is a line full of others who experience similar challenges. >> it's just more convenient than going to the store because you always feel a little rushed at the store. you never know who you are going to get to help you. >> no sugar added. >> reporter: volunteers from red wood empire food bank like donna who are making this happen. >> it feels to me like i am still doing something that matters. >> reporter: the food bank is offering th

kenny choi is there and will bring you all the updates on later editions of cbs news bay area newscast. >>> still ahead at noon, it's not something you see every day. three people repel down an iconic san francisco building. the stunted on top of the trans america pyramid. >>> a state of emergency in southern california after a massive fire shuts down a busy freeway impacting millions of drivers. the scramble to reopen the interstate. >>> a scary scene. a lion seen roaming streets of italy. how it was finally >>> check this out. in the last hour our chopper spotted three acrobats doing all sorts of flips and tricks on the side of the trans america pyramid. this is amazing. they started repelling down after about 11:30. a spokesperson for the building told us this is a video shoot for an oakland based dance group that regularly performs on the sides of buildings, all fully sanctioned. we can see a drone near them and a film crew on the roof of a nearby building. gave us anxiety just watching it. >>> traffic in los angeles is a whole lot worse than usual today. a busy stretch of intersta

also with us, kenny polkari. kenny, i want to start with you.e market, dow industrials near the highs of the day, up 103, nasdaq up 82, s&p up 18, yields are plummeting 10 year yield down to 4.29%, down 3.1 basis points as we look ahead to the federal reserve chairman jay powell's fire side chat on friday. both fed governors are now leaving the door open for another pause at the december policy meeting, waller, a known hawk making a surprising doveish comment, saying he's increasingly confident that the fed will be able to get inflation back to 2%, suggesting that they're done raising interest rates. >> and listen, i actually think they're going to pause and they are done. i don't think they need to raise anymore. they've left the door open. what made the market crazy yesterday was waller who is a hawk sounded doveish yesterday. maria: that sent yields p plummeting. >> yields are moving lower. it's doing some of the fed's work. with plummeting plummeting yiele fed need to raise rates? maria: what are you doing going into year end, do you expect

kenny choi is in the courtroom and will bring us the latest, later today. >>> today san francisco's teacher junior will announce the results of the vote on the new contract. the deal includes pay increases, a one time stipend and other benefits for employees. it comes after a tentative agreement was reached last month . >>> a san jose chapter of the naacp will gather for a press conference today, calling for transparency and accountability within city government and the police department. this comes after racist and threatening text from a san jose police officer were made public last week. the text relate to a 2022 shooting. the officer has since resigned. community leaders plan to gather of the african-american services agency at 11:00 a.m. to share their demands. >>> un plaza has reopened with the new look and it has a skate park, that is area, ping-pong and chess along with other activities. this area had been known for attracting drug users and the hope is that the renovation will make it more family and tourist friendly. >>> a good-looking thursday with high clouds increasing this aft

. >> kenny, good to have you.to the same panic, to any panic they experienced 50 years ago? >> remember, the markets did come under some pressure in the days and the week right after the event happened, right? we did see the markets come under pressure. they've since stabilized because as you and i know over the long-term, markets don't react to geopolitical tension in the long-term. they create in the short-term, but as things settle down and does not appear to be ungulfing the way they thought it would engulf arab nations, the u.s., other areas around the world into the fight when the markets came under pressure. that doesn't appear to be happening now and the markets put the geopolitical concerns aside. still kind of simmering on the back burner, but they're once again focused on fundamentals, what's happening in the economy because that's what prices stocks in the long-term is going to be the u.s. economy, the global economy, what companies are saying about the future. >> but you know, we talk about the inflat

kenny choi shows us how uc berkeley has a cyber security clinic the trains the next generation of cyberrotectors , whose work will not only protect your data but help save lives. >> reporter: zaina siyed is on the front lines of a raging cyber war, using her keyboard in a high-stakes battle against authoritarian regimes like russia, china and iran. she is helping underfunded groups honorable to overpowering government-backed authorities. >> we are being targeted so that their infrastructure is cut off and they are being targeted so their population is disabled with injuries and with unprecedented violence. >> reporter: grassroots organization document human rights violations and killings like mahsa amini after being arrested last year by iran's morality police. she cannot specify which groups she has helped but the threat is clear. >> it is important to make sure that while they digitally bring attention to their cause and make sure they receive a baseline of humanitarian aid or video evidence of the atrocities happening , they have the means to secure that information digitally and oth

our kenny choi is in the outer richmond with a look. >> a heavy security presence behind me.ing the san francisco police department and the secret service here tonight as president biden and the first ahead host a dinner for 20 other world leaders of the apec countries that are here in san francisco for this conference. there is not a fundraiser for biden. rather, an official white house event. bus routes rerouted. street closures in place in the outer richmond. impacting the general public. residents have to prove their residency to enter this area. so, you can see the barricade that have been set up. a heavy security presence so that the leaders can meet here tonight in san francisco. >> before sunrise this morning we were out on the embarcadero where the crews were taking down the barricades around the exploritorium. that is where president biden held a party last night. >>> a lot of businesses are worried about slow traffic near the summit. we got an update. the owner of bon chon says he has decided to close today through saturday. he tells us the loss was just too overwh

as part of our food for bay area families series, kenny choi shows us how a santa rosa food bank is helping the visually impaired. >> reporter: cindy is site impaired, leaving her unable to shop for groceries on her home. >> i don't usually know what or vegetables are in season and this helps me get those things. >> reporter: bus santa rosa native visits a nonprofit that helps people suffering from site loss. they offer classes and other services. and for the first time , they can also take home basic groceries . how difficult is it usually when you have to do it on your own? >> i have to remember what is there and have somebody shop for me. >> reporter: there is a line full of others who experience similar challenges. >> it is more convenient than going to the store. you always feel a little rushed at the store. and you never know who you will get to help you. >> reporter: it is volunteers from the redwood volunteer food bank you are making this open. -- this happen. >> it feels like i am doing something that matters . >> reporter: the food bank is offering the service for the first time a

earlieri spoke to charles kenny, a senior fellow at the center for global development, and one of the me this shift is already under way. told me this shift is already underway. i told me this shift is already under way-— under way. i think we are seeinu under way. i think we are seeing this _ under way. i think we are seeing this shift - under way. i think we are seeing this shift over i under way. i think we are i seeing this shift over time. we predict sort of under business as usual, if you are, they will be 65 million fewer manufacturing jobs and 2050 and there are today. where are all those workers going? you mentioned services. a business and consumer services back in 1970 employed about the same number of people worldwide as manufacturing and by 2050 they will probably employ four times as many. will probably employ four times as man . ~ . , will probably employ four times asman .~ . ,, as many. what is causing the shift? you — as many. what is causing the shift? you mentioned - as many. what is causing the shift? you mentioned ai i as many. what is causing the shift? you ment

. >> kenny, thank you. >> depape could face life in prison for attempted kidnapping of a federal official and assault on the family member of a federal official. >>> all right, let's talk rain, rain is coming to the bay area. santa clara county wants to make sure we are all ready. city officials are teaming up with valley water to prevent flooding at coyote creek. flooding of the creek in 2017 caused millions of dollars in damage. now, there are large interlocking panels to place in place, that is, to stop the creek from overflowing. so, we heard all of the talk, let's get to the man who is going to walk the walk and tell us all about it, hey, there. >> i don't think it will be the type of storm system that will lead to flooding threat. it will be largely beneficial rain heading towards us over the course of the next several days. this will be a long-lasting weather pattern the storm system essentially is parked off of the west coast. it will be not essentially stationary but moving around. think of the spokes on the bicycle, every time it goes around it is another wave of showers that wi

kenny choi shows us how a santa rosa food bank is helping the visually impaired. >> she is sight impaired leaving her unable to shop for groceries on her own. this helps me get those things. >> the center for the blind. a nonprofit helping people suffering from sight loss. they offer services for the first time, they can take home basic groceries. how difficult is it for you. >> i have to remember what is there and have somebody shop for me. it is hard going to the store because you always feel rushed at the store. you never know who you are going to get to help you. >> it is volunteers from the empire food bank who are making this happen >> it feels to me like i am still doing something that matters. >> the food bank is offering the service for the first time as food costs spiked over the last few years. >> all of a sudden people who did not see themselves needing help need help. it is fun to be able to, you know, to be able to get smiles on people's faces. >> and they are green apples >> they heard about sight impaired people with sight dogs worth thousands but struggling for necessitie

kenny choi shows of the program that is opening new doors for creators and expanding access to art. >> reporter: she worked in an office as an attorney for decades. but it is in an art studio where she finds her true inner peace. >> what art does for me is it is a complete zone out. >> reporter: the nevada resident is one of 30 local artists chosen among hundreds of applicants. she is getting paid for her work that will be part of the lending collection called, on the wall. the 73-year-old said many paintings reflect the beauty of nature and water. >> the need to concentrate is so intense that you are not doing anything else. and you can do that for hours. it is a real gift. it is a form of meditation. >> reporter: marin county free library in department of cultural services open an exhibit featuring the inaugural group of featured artists . they hope this is just the beginning. >> i am really excited about this program. this program will be an opportunity to showcase diverse, local artists . >> reporter: stephanie is the libraries branch manager and on the committee that come through

. >> kenny g i mean, look at that outfit. >> yeah, that is kenny g >> jimmy: i love -- this is a great> she already did it. >> i did >> jimmy: i think it's too soon >> i don't >> i agree >> would mariah think it was too soon, jimmy? [ light laughter ] are we trying to take over and be the queen of christmas? >> jimmy: yes, i'm the queen of christmas. absolutely, yeah >> so have you not decorated yours? >> jimmy: i didn't decorate -- no, i didn't do -- no, not yet i think it's too soon, right >> it's a little early >> jimmy: i think you do it after thanksgiving you do it in december, i think >> i don't know, i - >> yeah, we wait for the holiday. >> we have a holiday single dropping, and i just felt like i had to get into the mode >> jimmy: "carefree christmas. >> "a carefree christmas." >> jimmy: "a carefree christmas. >> yes >> jimmy: is the letter "a" in there? >> yes >> jimmy: so it's "a carefree christmas. >> "a carefree christmas." >> jimmy: "a carefree christmas. >> i'm not exactly sure, to be honest [ laughter ] i'm not exactly sure but i will tell you that also whole foods had a

kenny's deal ended after tuesday night's friendly draw with new zealand.between fans and brazilian police in rio de janeiro. once argentina had inflicted on their rivals a first—ever home qualifying defeat, messi talked of a "great victory" possibly ending in "tragedy" and said the treatment of his team's fans by police "can't be tolerated'. it's "insane and needs to end now." meanwhile, another argentina player rodrigo de paul says the team are shocked that amidst the aftermath of the game. lionel scaloni suggested he might quit as argentina coach. scaloni had his contract extended to the 2026 world cup after they won the trophy in qatar last year. but after five years in the job, he's considering resigning. translation: now something difficult i need to say. - i need to stop the ball and start thinking. i have a lot of things to think about during this time. these players have given a lot to the coaching staff, and i need to think a lot about what i'm going to do. it's not goodbye or anything, but i need to think because the bar is very high, and it's co

kenny tell us now, how many of the 137,000 jobs on the find a job website can you work from home? >> i'm proud of the government's record in supporting those with instability. not only have a close of disability employment gap and increase the number of employers , we are making sure we support those that are most vulnerable in our society, not least with the cost of living increase. >> does prime minister agree the measures taken by covid and putin's war or write for that time but they are not the blueprints for the economy of the future? these are our foundations and not what we are borrowing from the labour party. >> my friend is right. >> my friend is right. 5.5 million. there is a difference between us. we know that it was half the number. meanwhile, we want to make an apprentice secretary. we will just push up inflation interest rate and undermine all the programs that we have made -- progress we have made. it will give people the opportunity to build more secure lives for them and their families. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i know the whole house will agree that we repeat fo

host: that is kenny in california. it is just after 7:30 on the east coast.n this first hour of "washington journal" today, having a conversation about cameras in courtrooms and specifically the courtrooms that will host the federal criminal trials of former president donald trump. asking you to support or oppose having cameras there for all of those proceedings. (202) 748-8000 for democrats to call in. republicans, it is (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. just a roadmap ahead today on "washington journal," in about 30 minutes we will be talking about the state of the u.s. economy. mark zandi will be joining us for that conversation. and then later today, a conversation about crime statistics and crime trends in the united states. we will be joined by adam gelb, president and ceo of the council on criminal justice. that is in our 9:00 a.m. eastern hour today, but for the first hour today, this conversation about cameras in the courtroom. out of durham, connecticut, democrat, thanks for waiting. caller: yes, good morning, john. so i think there is a

kenny choi shows us how a food bank is helping the visually impaired. >> reporter: cindy is sight impaired. leaving her unable to shop for groceries on her own. >> i don't usually know what fruit or vegetables are in season. this helps me get those things. >> reporter: the santa rosa native visits the center of the blind. a nonprofit that helps people suffering from sight loss. they offer classes and other services. for the first time, they can take home basic groceries. >> how difficult is it usually when you have to do it on your own? >> well, i have to remember what is there and have somebody shop for me. >> there is a line full of others who experience similar challenges. >> it is just more convenient than going to the store. you never know who you are going to get to help you. >> but no sugar added. >> it is volunteers from the food bank like donna who are making this happen. >> it feels to me like i am still doing something that matters. >> reporter: the food bank is offering the service for the first time as food costs spiked over the last few years. >> all of a sudden people who di

kenny , probably, instead of being afraid, they all laugh instead of fear, they say that aghajanshu is covered in a book that is also going to be a series. from comedy and social to personality-oriented and holy defense, there are themes of drama series that are going to be broadcast soon by adapting the famous books. sahar zwanati, a news reporter for radio and television. about the quote a writer said: i would like to say hello to mr. mehdi sajjadichi, the screenwriter, mr. sajjadichi. well, let's start like this . what does a good adaptation mean ? the term is not used. for example, you can't use a research book, no matter how comprehensive the research is, even if it contains memories. it is not possible to accurately say that the name of this work is adaptation. it should be inspired , influenced or used . it is different from adaptation, which means you are a work in fictional works of drama that is from a fictional work now, it can be a book, it can actually be a play, it can be a poem, for example, let's say the shahnameh or something from the masnavi, so a good abduction is a

. ♪ ♪ i have heard you calling ♪ >> and kenny chesney, the zac brown band, and alan jackson took thelate jimmy buffett. >>> bruce willis' daughter tallulah shared an update on how her father is doing. the "diehard" star's youngest daughter with demi moore said that his condition is pretty best thing you can ask for. last february the family revealed that willis was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia. >>> and arnold schwarzenegger was upstaged by his pet donkey lulu when he joined eli and peyton manning on their manning cast show on monday. take a look. >> what is that? that donkey looks like you eating, peyton. >> welcome back. >> the donkey was happy to partake in snacks and pets from the "terminator" star, but lulu soon lost interest in football and walked away leaving the group to go back to breaking down the los angeles chargers game against the new york jets. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," a candid interview with actor michael j. fox about how he's managing his three-decade-long battle with parkinson's disease. battle with parkinson's disease. ay son! ya got a little somet

thanksgiving may be over but the need still remains, as part of our food for bay area family series, kennysanta rosa food bank is helping the visually impaired. >> reporter: cindy is sight impaired, leaving her unable to shop for groceries on her own. >> i usually know what fruits or vegetables are in season and that helps me get those things. >> reporter: a nonprofit helps people suffering from slight loss, they offer classes and other services and for the first time, they can also take home basic groceries. >> how difficult is it usually when you have to do it on your own? >> well, i have to remember what is there and have somebody shop for me. >> reporter: there is a line full of others who experienced similar challenges. >> it's just more convenient than going to the store because you always feel a little rushed at the store and you never know who you are going to get to help you. >> reporter: it is volunteers from the redwood empire food bank like donna who are making this happen. >> it feels to me like i'm still doing something that matters. >> reporter: the food bank is offering thi

kenny choi has the details. >> david depape is facing multiple charges. the prosecution, delivering its opening statement, describing how the accused, coding here, unleashed his plan of violence. the defense, however, argued that attacking paul pelosi was not part of the paps plan. >> what is going on, man? >> drop the hammer. >> the first witness -- it was cut on multiple body cameras. they described it as iron headings goal. david depape , sitting stoically, facing the jury. public defenders for the 43-year-old, making their case that the accused went to the public-policy house to talk about wealth, power, corruption, and the preservation of truth, but not to kidnap or attack the pelosi's. >> there is always the shot, but there is almost no legal argument here. >> rory rebuttal is an expert on federal procedure. >> the defense is trying to say that he really believed other things. he didn't really believe that he was going to be assaulting paul pelosi. but he doesn't have to believe it. at the moment he hit him with a hammer, he knew he was hitting him

so here at home and abroad and countries where human rights are being violated, kenny choi shows us howheir work can ultimately save lives. >> reporter: zana sayeed is on the front lines of a raging cyberwar, using her keyboard in a high stakes battle against authoritarian regimes like russia, china, syria, and iran, helping underfunded groups vulnerable to overpowering government-backed authorities. >> they're targeted so that their infrastructure is cut off and their population is disabled with injuries, with unprecedented violence. >> reporter: grassroots organizations document human rights violations and killings like masa amini who died last year by iran's morality police. sayeed can't specify which group she's helped, but the threat is clear. >> it's important to make sure while they digitally try to bring attention to their cause and make sure they receive a baseline of humanitarian aid or video evidence of the atrocities happening to them, they have the means to secure that information digitally. otherwise that evidence is wiped out and their plight becomes all that more difficu