kevin corke is live in dc with how this might shake up the race a bit much kevin good evening. >> goodning, trace. as you know, winning key endorsements in places like iowa doesn't necessarily mean you'll win the caucuses and even if you win the caucus doesn't necessarily mean you'll win the gop nomination let alone the presidency. we know that. consider this, back in 2020, it was president trump who won the caucuses, yes he obviously won the nomination but look at what happened before then. ted cruz, rick san for um, rick huckabee yeah they won the iowa caucuses but so much for that. okay. so that all happened. but still, any time you can pick up a major endorsement, listen, it's not nothing as the old saying goes, especially when it comes from an influential evangelical leader like bob vander platt. when you pair the endorsement from iowa governor kim rep wolds van der platt's endorsement you start to get the sense that maybe, just maybe the desantis campaign could be mounting a political shock and awe campaign. >> he was very clear about we need a president who can serve two terms,

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with how that impacted today's talks. n good evening. >> reporter: evening trace, indeed china's economy arguably facing its biggest challenge in decades, growth has slowed the housing sector heavily indebted and perhaps worst of all foreign capitol is fleeing the country and that say experts is a reflex of growing concerns over the country's leadership abilities to quickly get things back on track. with that as the back drop today the president agreed that working cooperatively can work for both countries and the global economy. >> i think it's paramount that you and i understand each other clearly, leader to lead, with no misconceptions or miscommunications. we have to ensure that competition does not veer into conflict. >> planet earth is big enough for the two countries to succeed. >> trace: interpreter there, obviously. now, in awe the two leaders spent about four hours together today, in meetings, working lunch and a garden stroll intent on showing the world that while, yes, they are global economic competitors they

kevin corke is back live with a campaign trail update. n. >> reporter: trace while other gop presidential nominees like vivek ramaswamy, are crisscrossing the hawkeye state former president donald trump was back to the lone star state of texas picking up a key endorsement from the state's governor greg abbott and the president also laying out his vision for immigration in the country. he says he wants to get rid of birth right citizenship institute ideological screenings and revive the trump era travel ban. meanwhile the biden campaign is targeting former un ambassador nicky hailing who is surging in the polls calling her a maga extremist for saying that she would have signed a six-week abortion ban while governor of south carolina if that's what the electorate voted for. california governor gavin newsom announced his own tv ad condemning florida governor ron desantis's six week abortion ban. that is obviously not slowing down the money train for mr. desantis. in fact, his campaign raised $2 million in just 48 hours this past week. he's go

the senior correspondent kevin corke live in dc with the information on this kevin good evening. >> eveningtrace oversight chair james comer says back in 2017, then private citizen joe biden received $40,000 in, quote, laundered chinese money. comer says the funds came from the bank account of his brother and his sister-in-law in the form of a personal check. now, comer detailed his findings wednesday in a video posted to x, formally known as twitter, suggesting the president has exposed himself to future blackmail from beijing. however, defenders of the president say frankly this is much adieu about nothing, after all he paid back the money. >> with two brothers loan each other money they pay it back not in office. end of story. one brother gives one brother money, the other brother pays it back. no one is elected at all. they're both private citizens. what are we talking about? >> well, what they're talking about is, if this is just one brick in an obvious foundation that they could be building toward an impeachment. now, those findings, i should point out, come after comer subpoenaed per

meanwhile, here with my friend kevin corke. >> kevin: great to be with you. we are anticipating hearing from president biden, he'll be apparently making a statement and commenting on the first wave of hostages being released. he is in nantucket, massachusetts, lucas tomlinson is there, we'll go to that as soon as we have it. but arthel, kick it off with trey yingst. >> arthel: we are going to wait for the president but first trey yingst in southern israel, we have heard a lot from the idf. and some of the hostages have been released and everyone in israel, they are breathing a sigh of relief because of it, the war is far from over. friday night, 9:00 p.m., an air of joy but yet still a lot of distrust. tell us -- tell us more, trey. >> arthel, absolutely. we are here in front of the air base in southern israel. there are a group of israelis behind us in this air base now, and they are receiving treatment. we understand that two out of the 13 people who were released were taken to medical facilities immediately by helicopter, likely in need of more medical car

the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the latest on the impeachment inquiry. kevin good evening. >> reporter: tough to top that one trace. good to be with you. now these subpoenas are not only just for the president's son and his brother, but also for his sister-in-law, his daughter-in-law, as well as his former daughter-in-law and even her sister. all from the pen of the house oversight committee chair james comer whose investigation into the biden family business dealings continues to expand. but even as the probe tightens a bit around perhaps the president himself, defenders of mr. biden insist this is nothing more than a political witch hunt. >> i mean, we've had nine months of investigation. we've had tens of thousands of documents, suspicious activity reports, hours upon hours upon hours of witnesses. and they don't have anything. >> reporter: and raskin' not alone on his sentiment. attorney abby lowell writing in a statement hunter is eager to have the opportunity in a public forum and at the right time to discuss these matters with the committee. mean

but many believe a pause is simply another term for a ceasefire t senior national correspondent kevin corkes live in dc with more on this. kevin good evening. >> reporter: good evening trace. critics argue the bows is performing a bit of verbal jew jut situate when it comes to what they mean by the word pause. because, by any reasonable standard, sacred i cans, it sounds an awful lot like ceasefire and yet here we are. on the one hand the president says there should be a quote, pause, in the fighting in gaza to get the hostages out. but the nsc, that's the national security council, says he's not talking about a ceasefire. >> right now is not the time for a general ceasefire. it is, however, the time to consider pausess in the fighting the. >> so pauses do not help hamas? >> a temporary pause that's localized that would allow us to get aid in and to get our people out is a good thing for the people of gaza. it's a good thing for the americans that are being held hostage. >> reporter: a view obviously not held by many in israel itself. in the meantime mr. biden's under increasing pressure fr

. >> i'm kevin corke. pro-palestinian protesters rally against what they call one of the most horrific genocides being carried out in our time in gaza. [chanting]. alexis mcadams is live with more. >> i've been covering these protesters quite a few weeks. today we got to cover the thanksgiving day parade. these protesters poured red paint on the ground trying to symbolize the blood that they say has been bleeding out there in gaza for innocent people and blocking the parade route. it just wrapped up a short time ago. went on quite a few hours. let's take a look at what it looked like. started around the parade route. it continued on across the city there. the group says they're going to continue to march and won't stop until there's a cease fire here. hundreds of people showing support for the palestinian people demanding the united states stop supporting what they believe is a genocide. investigators here at the nypd did step in to clear the route. this is what the mayor had to say. >> we're going to cont

nicely said kevin cork. yes, indeed. had a great professor who once said the two best parts of my job are to instruct and to inspire, to inspire you to think for yourself. and too often now students in college campuses, they're shading the way they write their papers because they're afraid of stepping out a line that shouldn't be. yeah kevin cork, great stuff. thank you all for joining the nightcap. and thank you all for watching america's late news fox news at night. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. we'll see you right back here for a friday night version of america's late news. good night. for over 25 years, lovesac has been rewriting the rules of comfort. it's okay to change your style. it's okay to change your mind and to change things up. get messy. get get immersed. with lovesac. you make the rules. cracked windshield on your new car. you don't have to take it to the dealer. bring it to safelite. we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. thank you so much. schedule now. safelite repair safelit

>> kevin cork. thank you.are still monitoring an intense anti-israel protest but here in new york. it's about scuffle moments ago. we will bring you the latest as we look at that troubling situation this hour. switching gears. earlier today house gop conference chair elyse's to phonic filed a formal ethics complaint against the judge overseeing the trump civil fraud trial in new york. citing, in his art behavior and bias. he didn't even want to hear from trumped. that happened this week. remote republican senators are demanding answers on shocking new allegations that the doj spied on congressional staffers during the rush probe. it's been a busy week for house oversight committee chairman james comer who finally much anticipated subpoena of hunter martin in a number of people related to the private impeachment inquiry. it happened. hunter, joe's brother james, were to be go from here? joining is now author of the constitution of the united states and other patriotic documents, fox news legal analyst greg jarr

i'm kevin corke live in washington. republican governor tate reeves is clinching a second term as governor of the state of mississippi after defeating democrat brandon pressly, a public service commissioner. pressly conceding just a short time ago. reeves was expected to have the edge, although pressly put up what many observers thought was a pretty good fight. he is, by the way, the cousin of elvis presley. meantime, democrats in virginia reigning victorious after they were able to take full control of the state assembly. they came into the night only having control of the senate. but by night's end, they were also able to win the house. a sharp rebuke for the state's gop governor, glenn youngkin. in kentucky, another big win for democrats. governor andy beshear winning reelection over republican daniel cameron. beshear, who is the only democrat in kentucky statewide elected office, made abortion his major campaign issue. and a big win for abortion rights advocates in ohio. voters there passing a constitutional amendme

ask your doctor about breztri. >> trace: time for final thoughts now with kevin corke, matt finn, stevend jeff paul. to you first, kevin, ohio voters in favor of issue one this evening. it seems like you might have these types of abortion measures in a lot of states going forward. >> no question about that. this will continue to be the democrats' litmus test. can they use this issue especially with suburban women to outpoint republicans across the country. ohio, a big win for them tonight, trace. >> trace: it is a big win for them in other states as well. matt finn, the department of defense warning tonight. what are your concerns about what might or might not happen tomorrow? >> the internal memo is warning about a potential day of action all over the united states. tonight, trace, the state department has the worldwide travel caution advisory for any u.s. citizen traveling anywhere around the world. it is unsettling times. >> trace: it is scary. what effects of the war have those who live where you are reporting from been dealing with on a regular basis, steve? >> trace, our shift her

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i'm kevin corke, fox news. let's start with the california rainy season already showing positive results for the state's water shortage. >> major reservoirs are on average at 124, over average for this time of the year. here's a look at the state's biggest reservoirs. shasta sits at 127% of its historical average. oroville 132% of average. and trinity is at 86. several of the other big reservoirs, including san luis new melones and san pedro, are also well over their historic average. of course, those reservoirs rely on the sierra snowpack to keep those water levels high. weather watcher sent us video from the dodge ridge and bear valley area. dodge ridge is reporting 4 to 6in of snow yesterday. bear valley says it got 3 to 6in and is planning to open next weekend. while dodge ridge has tentatively scheduled december 1st as its opening day in the central sierra on mammoth mountain, the resort received nearly a foot of snow over the last two days. san anselmo is pushing forward with a plan to leave marin county'

kevin corke has the latest. kevin, even in kayleigh, the divisive season, the mayor, at least a pair of cell phones and an ipad were reportedly returned within a few days, according to authorities. meantime, they are said to be conducting an investigationri into whether adams's 2021 ayoral campaign conspired with a brooklyn construction company and the turkish government meant to funnel foreign money into the campaign through a straw donor scheme. this latest probe is the latest, frankly, in string of investigations into his political apparatu. sa stri and surrounding his campaign. you may recall earlier in novembengr, fbi agents searched the home of adams, his chief election campaign raiser, brianna suggs. and back in july, manhattan's d.a. alvin bragg announced the indictment of six backle thacampt he claims used a straw donor scheme to generate publicbeing matching funds for the adams 2021 campaign. no funds for t comment from them about seizing adams's electronicno coms. a spokesperson for his campaign says t

kevin corke, in washington. >> trey: welcome back to sunday nighondut in america. scrutiny over gifts and trips and deals.id justices should comply with existing ruling for lower court, but justices may accept reasonable compensation for c travel, food and lodging. wa ts thooe code necessary? if so, what took a couple of centuries. joining us on carrie severino. wel welcome,lcom carrie, you are th expert on the supreme court, i am not. why a code of conduct now?u, >> yeah, thanks, trey, the r challenge, it is not really necessary, none of the rules arn new. thhae justices have behaved ethically fofor the last severa hundred years, having something codified was nothing new, they were following the rules anyway people werthe suggesting suprem court isas like the wild west. it is more explicit and clear. for anyone who was concerned about ethics, these are rules we're following. a lot of people on the left, is not what concerned them, they are complaining and won't be happy until senate democrats decide who sits in every case and control a separate branch of governmen

fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke. we haven't seen new forever, kevin.e all the details? >> it's great to be with you once again, my friend. this is an interesting one. i guess i will begin the piece by saying this give me your tire, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free but not exactly free. now, what am i saying? i'm talking about this influx apparently of migrants, primarily from venezuela and they are so many of them in new york city that apparently there's a prostitution problem. they are creating, allegedly, whole red light districts, places like corona queens and east new york, brooklyn. you got to be kidding me. but apparently it's true. and the mayor says this is exactly what is wrong with unfettered migration. listen. >> this is what happens when you create an atmosphere that people can't provide for themselves. when i talk about the spiraling impact of how this is going to impact our city, this is what i'm talking about. >> yeah, this is what he is talking about. but what he is not talking about, of course, is the fact that it's a

i am kevin cork in washington, former president jimmy carter tonight remembering his late receive rosalynnhe former first lady passing away peacefully today at a age of 96, tributes and memories of mrs. carter have been pouring in, and eulogized as first lady who worked tirelessly, on des behalf of mental reform. >> israeli defense forces continue to push deeper to gaza, u.s. secretary-general making a plea for a ceasefire after verying this gaza civilians have been killed in strikes while hiding in u.n. buildings, back to more "sunday night in america." trey: welcome back to sunday "sunday night in america," all 9 justices endorsed a code of conduct after months of scrutiny over gifts, trips and good deals, code said justices should comply with existing rules for lower courts. was this code necessary, if so, what took a couple of centuries. joining us now judicial crisis in carrie severino. welcome. i think we have a supreme court for quite some time, why a code of conduct now? >> yes, thank you, trey, i think thatting which it is not really necessary, up in of these rules is anything new

kevin corke in washington right now with the latest. kevin? >> afternoon, c.p.ned sunday evening in the georgetown area of washington d.c. that's when agents encountered a group of individuals breaking a window on a parked and unoccupied government vehicle. an agent fired his weapons at the would-be thieves. nobody was hurt. the agency says the offenders immediately fled the scene in a red vehicle and a regional lookout was issued to supporting units. there was no threat to protectees and the indense is being investigated by the metropolitan police department and the secret service. the protectee, the president's 29-year-old granddaughter, naomi biden, the oldest daughter of hunter biden. if you've been following this story, this will not surprise you. it's been an awful and violent year in the nation's capitol. there's been more than 750 carjacks and 6,000 reports of stolen vehicles in the district, charles. >> charles: wow. kevin, be safe, my friend. thanks very makeup. so with a five-day deadline looming, if the government shuts down, your thanksgiving travel

i'm kevin corke. y thanksgiving to you and yours, and especially to you, molly line. >> molly: thank you, kevin, i'm molly line. great to be with you. a handsful of protestors disrupted today's thanksgiving parade. you can see them attempting to block the route in the big apple. fear not, bluey, sponge bob, they made it through. alexis mcadams is new york city, she got to watch the big parade. alexis, to you. >> we saw big crowds out here trying to catch a glimpse of that beautiful parade, all of those beautiful floats and creativity going by along with the marching bands as everybody was waiting to experience the macy's thanksgiving day parade, but that was not all that came with the parade. lots of protestors behind me, lining the route and now they have continued throughout the day. hundreds of people showing support for the palestinian people, demanding the united states stop supporting what they believe is a genocide, protestors poured red paint on the ground and tried to block off the parade rout

. >> kevin: i'm kevin corke. gillian turner is up next. have a great weekend, arthel. >> arthel: you too. thank you. >> i'm gillian turner in for martha. breaking right now on this special edition of "the story," we're learning more about the two dozen hostages released by hamas. here's red cross vans carrying them to safety a short while ago. among them, 13 israelis including young mothers like danielle and her mother, daron asher and her daughters. now, to the dismay of many people today, no americans have been freed as originally thought. president biden says he doesn't know as of now when they will be. meanwhile, prime minister benjamin netanyahu's senior adviser is standing by to give us more details. we begin first with fox team coverage, lucas tomlinson with president biden in nantucket. first, trey yingst on the ground in southern israel. >> here at the air base, some of those released hostages are receiving the first medical treatment in israel before they are taken to other regional hospitals. this has been a day of anticipation.

kevin corke is back live with the break down. >> reporter: democrats would love the selection about abortiongly republican voters and apparently even the officeholders appear to be less strident when it comes to outright bans on abortion, preferring instead, or so it would seem, many have called sensible restrictions. taking a look at the latest abortion pull. this is an interesting survey that we wanted to share. do think abortion should be always legal, 35%, mostly legal 27%. mostly illegal or always illegal just 20% and 10% respectively. this as ohio voters head to the polls on tuesday to weigh in on a very closely watched proposal to establish a constitutional right to abortion and what would likely end up being an early test of where the democrats can wants again use that issue to mobilize voters in next years congressional and presidential elections. the ballot by the way is known as number one, issue one. if voters approve and agree to amend the state constitution it would enshrine abortion rights. while the debate does continue all over the country for that matter some gop lawmakers

kevin corke has more. >> what a story i have for you tonight.at house committee report, thousands of viles of biological substances including some labels hiv and others found in a freezer marked ebola were found inside a secret chinese owned bio lab in the state of california which according to investigators the cdc and the fbi initially refused to investigate. illegal lab was operated in the city of reidly california. the house report on the chinese communist party that launched their own investigation in october released shocking findings including the discovery of several potentially infection agents ininclude, sars, hiv, rubella and malaria and more. in july, under a court order, this is interesting, local officials contracted hazardous waste removal and the destruction of about 140 tons of lab equipment and 440 gallons of medical and biological waste found at that site. perhaps most shocking of all, the cdc according to lawmakers refused to test samples of those unlabelled viles at all. even after the city promised to pay for it all. lastly

. >> i'm kevin corke in washington, now back to "life, liberty and levin." welcome back, america. we're here with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. two kind of related questions, mr. president. number -- mr. prime minister. number one, the cultural9 rot in the west didn't start today particularly when it comes the evil versus good and, furthermore, i'd be with curious about your thoughts about what has been taking place at this main hospital where hamas if is dug in and your folks are really trying to do the right thing. can you answer a those questions? >> yeah. in 1933 shortly after hitler came to power, the oxford student union in britain had a debate, and 2 to 1 they had a resolution that that they would not under any circumstances fight for king and country. and, you know, you know what that did. they had to change their way because they understood they wouldn't have a king and they wouldn't have a country, and they wouldn't have an oxford if they didn't fight. so they the ended up fighting on the battlefields and fighting well until nazis almost destr

our very and can own kevin corke has the latest. >> kevin evening, judge. that vehicle actually exploded on the rainbow bridge after hurtlingtually into america from canada this morning. if you haven't seen the pictures that are quit itit flew through the air at a high f rate of speed before bursting rg into flames right next to an immigration checkpointht nex. >> as you pointed out, judge, two people in the car died, at least one border patrol a official was injured. now, authoritiest quickly shutt down three other crossings connecting western new york and canadaot. and buffalo niagara international airport has been ffalo ni to international flights, according to the faa. t the fbi, we, we are told, is spearheading the investigatio ad, n into thise incident. and new york state and local authoritie s also on the scene. on th meanwhile, the nypd haes to send officers upstate to assist on the ground. on td yes, they willng o be beefing up security in and around new york city, pecially especially ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. meantime, over at the white o

kevin corke joins us live to break it down. >> good morning, b.k., it may be tempting to dismiss thisf nerds squabbling but the announcement overnight that sam altman is returning to open ai as ceo with a brand new board is essentially the culmination of a simmering power struggle at the tech giant and it could impact the way you read, write and learn, especially if you use chatgpt. now, the company announcing by way of x, formerly known as twitter, quote: we have reached an agreement in principle for sam altman to return to open ai as ceo with a new initial board of bret taylor, larry summers and adam d'angelo. we are clashing to figure out the details. thank you so much for your patience through. this now, the previous board of directors had refused to give specific reasons for why it fired altman though industry insiders suggest it had to do with a.i.'s rapid commercialization since chatgpt launched a year ago. and members of the board had expressed deep concerns about the safety risks posed by a.i. as it gets more advanced. i'll say. now, nearly all of the start-up's 770 employees

and kevin corke is here with the latest. oue kevin. >> boy, well, what a story i have for you tonight. now, according to that house committee report released again today, thousands bio said thousands of vials of biological substances, includinbstancesg some labeled u and others found in a freezer marked eboland were found inside a secret chinese owned bio lab in the state of california, which, according to investigatorsaliforni. c inexplicably, the cdc and the fbi initially refusedlegal to investigate. the illegal lab was operated in thela city of reedley, california. that's just southeast of fresno . in its 42 page report, the house select committee on the chinese communist party, which launched its own investigation into the matter back in septembechinesunist pard some shocking findings, including, as you pointed ou t, covery the discovery of several potentially infectious agent s at the lab, including sa's chlamydia, hiv e coli,v, hepatitis b and c, dengue rubella and malaria.nder >> in july, under a court order . this is

corke, we have not seen you, what are the details? >> kevin: great to be with you, my friend.ive me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free, but not exactly free. what am i saying? talking about this influx of migrants from venezuela and so many in new york city that apparently there is prostitution problem, they are creating allegedly whole red light districts, places like corona queen and brooklyn, you have to be kidding me. apparently it is true. this is what is wrong with unfettered migration. listen. >> this is what happens when you create an atmosphere that people can't provide for themselves. when i talk about the spiralling impact of how this is going to impact our city, this is what i'm talking about. >> kevin: this is what he's talking about, what he's not talking about is of course the fact it is a sanctuary city, you ask, you receive. by the way, this is a problem that sometimes the experts say, we don't know if migrants are performing sex acts voluntarily or being trafficked, either way, huge problem and one that is not likely to go away any

i'm kevin corke, fox news. >> all right, kevin, thank you. time now, 408. the federal trade commission is suing to blockhe proposed takeover by john muir health of san ramon regional medical center. john muir health wants to buy the hospital for $142 million from its current owner, tenet healthcare. the ftc claims that deal would drive up health care costs by eliminating competition between the two health care companies. also the regulators say the merger would reduce incentives for these hospital is to invest inoe qualy improvements. well, in just a couple of hours, we expect to learn about a new federal initiative to deal with community food insecurity affecting bay eaar families. bay area congressman jimmy panetta will be highlighting the new program with second harvest of silicon valley. he's also focused on legislation to help food banks meet the demands by expanding the usda's ability to buy food directly from producers . panetta plans to push for this legislation in the upcoming farm bill. it is 409 parts of the bay area saw a lot of rain and heavy w