this hour we will start with kristie. kristie lu stout. over to you. >> hey john, in hong kong at the international school, five students are marking call to earth day, data action. the theme this year's share at home. they've been reading a fiction book about our shared home and creating these presentations. presentations and posters about the importance of preserving national habitats. this one about the consequences of pollution. this one creating an overall summary of all the presentations and posters. the interconnectedness of all living things, the power of individual action, and right over here the resilience of nature. in addition to creating these posters, students have also been writing poetry, and victoria is going to share it stands out about what she wrote. victoria please share. >> like a breath in the winter, it happened as the creature walks by. all of a sudden, a perfect silence, van dillen smiled up at this twinkling stars. >> that is a beautiful line from your book, thank you so much for sharing that with this. about a h

that is kristie lu in hong kong, steven jiang in beijing, and paula hancocks in seoul. great kids, great reports, thank you all very much. i'm sure that we will see you again throughout the day. i'm john vause, time for a short break. for those watching cnn international, world sport is up next. for viewers here on cnn u.s., all be back with more news in a moment. >>> 45 minutes past the hour, welcome back. the truce between israel and hamas is now its fifth, day extended by at least another 48 hours. that should mean the release of more hostages. hamas freed two women and nine children on monday. they were flown by helicopter to a hospital in tel aviv. all 11 israelis have a dual citizenship, three french citizens, to germans, and six argentines. here's an update on their condition. >> we can say at this point that all our children and mothers are in stable, medical condition. and we will further on to continue with medical evaluation. >> reporter: in return, israel has released another 33 palestinians who are being held in israeli prisons, all of those set free so far

but there still a year to go. >> kristy, let us talk about trump's civil case.een cameras in the courtroom today. don junior basically sent a big infomercial for his dad's business? how does this help the defense, calling him a visionary, some of the sexist projects out there? come on now. >> it doesn't. the judge said it was completely irrelevant. but he let it in, he said he doesn't want to get overturned on appeal. essentially, it sounded like he was trying to sell the judge a timeshare, as opposed to illegal defense. >> oh my god. let's be clear, that never works for anyone. >> exactly. like many bad presentations, this was also a scam. i mean, he was going through the trump history with photographs and hours of a power point of showing pools, penthouses, and golf courses, and describing in those flowery terms if missionary, iconic, and spectacular. and he is skipping over the multiple bankruptcies, all the workers that have been stiff, all the time that trump's slum lords, like, all of that kind of fell off the hours long presentation. so, as the judge said

kristy, what we see in the federal case, jack smith has been getting all his evidence.an evidence mike pence is going to be or how they're going to use him until we get to the march trial. what do you see in that? >> i think he's going to be a star witness for the prosecution. he's in the room with trump saying, i told him i thought these lawyers were crank lawyers. i told him that i didn't see any evidence of election fraud. i told him that it would be un-american for me to not show up and certify the count. those are damning statements he can say he told donald trump personally, and donald trump's strategy according the a filing yesterday, his team is trying to discredit mike pence by saying that he's biassed against trump because he was trying to get out of the mishandling of classified information investigation, which really just seems ludicrous. they found one document in his house. it was a consensual search. seems kind of a desperate strategy. >> is it progress they're trying to verbally discredit him than having other people kill him? >> i don't know that it's p

kristy, i will start with you.ion in your district and you will represent them, as well. how did you do this? >> my community was tired and they wanted a change. >> carley: you spoke to people who live in your bronx sdrekt, what do they say impact them most? >> tbl safety, they are tired of the crime and smoke shop and having people breaking into their homes, cars, they are over it. >> carley: kim, going to you in virginia, it is looking like you are going to win your district. you are a republican, it was disappointing for republicans and glenn youngkin. tell us your thought on the outcome of virginia races last night. i'm thrilled, it was a long and difficult race for me. i'm disappointed we lost the majority. but public safety is top issue, the economy, people are struggling trying to put food on the table and make tough decisions for their kids. it was a long, hard race and i'm thrilled to represent virginia. carol >> carley: there are those that would say joe biden's agenda is working. what would you say to th

governor crusty nome joins me now -- kristi noem.n your state. >> yes. stuart:off very strong opposition to all things china, right? >> i absolutely do. i have been working on policy to stand up to china for over 25 years. i'm a farmer and a rancher, and so decades ago i recognized the fact that china was slowly buying up our fertilizer companies, our chemical companies, they were buying our food supply chain, and now we've seen them dramatically increase the amount of land that they're buying in the united states of america. so that's what's concerning to me, stuart, is that this is a real national security threat, and people need to wake up to the fact that if we think a pandemic was scary, wait until china controls our food supply. then they truly will control us as a cup. stuart: i notice in america wealthy people in china trying to get their e money out of china and into america, serving their kids to the united states -- sending their kids to the united states and having the kids buy nice apartments and houses. that's how they

so, kristie, inka trump, as you know, took the stand in the frd trial. descrid calm and poised, but some analysts one so far as to say she threw her dad under the bus. what's your assessment on that? >> i'm not sure i quite got that from her testimony. she essentially had, if i could sum it up in a few words, every time she was shown a document, she will show various documents on certain properties, on the real golf course, d.c., old post office, that they converted to a hotel. and chicago skyscraper. with each project, she continued to say, well, this is an iconic asset. and i'm very proud of the work we did on it. you ask me any details of what i did on its, i do not recall any of them. and, so, then you go email after email, document after document, she was very involved in these projects, particularly on the financials. particular, that's the primary point of contact for deutsche bank. and getting these loans as securing these low interest rates savings on the loans that trump wanted. so, when she was shown those documents, you, know she has to say,

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but kristy, why does it matter the a.g. had to fight to get that? that and now as david mentioned the judge is weigh, how bad is the fraud? >> it's important she has the depositions because she has their testimony locked in. the children and donald trump she knows what they're going to say in response to various questions she's already asked, so if there is daylight, if they do back away from something, she can pull up the tape and continue front them with it. what's interesting there in the clip you just showed is this is going to be their m.o., just point the finger at somebody else. whether it's the cfo, the accountant, the lawyer, anybody wh doesn't have to last name judge, aimaty for donald trump jr., he sigdhese statements of financial condition and said that they were accurate. he doesn't have to be an accountant. he said that the information he provided to the accountants was accurate, and now in the deposition at least, he said, well, i didn't really have anything to do with that you can't have it both ways. if he was on the apprentice righ

noem, now governor kristi noem, and he said man, she's a fine... you can put the b-word in place there. >> stephen: brepresentative of bouth bakota? mullin also mentioned gaetz's most disturbing scandal. >> you gotta think about this guy. this is a guy that the media didn't give a time of day to after he was accused to sleeping with an underage girl. and there's a reason why no one in the conference came and defended him, because we had all seen the videos he was showing on the house floor that all of us had walked away of the girls that he had slept with. he would brag about how he would crush e.d. medicine and chase it with an energy drink so he could go all night. this is obviously before he got married. >> stephen: oh! well, that makes it better then. "yeah, my friend ted used to scam old ladies out of their life savings and then release them, confused, into the woods. before he had kids, obviously." for the record, married people can still get crazy with the pharmaceuticals. i've been married 30 years and just last night i crushed a whole lipi

which aaron was just talking about, the scenes of children being pulled out of rubble -- governor kristi saying it is awful and it upsets him but blaming hamas squarely for starting this war and using people as human shields, at least. >> jonge it for us in tel aviv. josh, thank you. in washington, we are five days away from a government shutdown. there is no rival plan to keep that from happening. house speaker mike johnson saturday proposing a temporary solution that is unpopular with both parties in the white house. his resolution does not include aid for israel and ukraine, and also doesn't include the budget cuts that hard-line republicans demand. nbc news capitol hill correspondent julie tsirkin on where things go next. >> hey, alicia. this time tomorrow, the house rules committee will meet to try and report out the bill to the full house floor, the two tiered, to step to continuing resolution that speaker johnson introduced over the weekend. that's going to be his first key procedural hurdle to overcome. and the first big test since he's got the gavel since a little over two weeks

kristie, i was good to see you, my friends.e sat in on some of the new york court sessions. what did you find the most alarming among the threats against court officers, and could it have any impact on the gag order the new york case? >> well, these are civil servants. the judge's staff, a law clerk, typically, you don't have people in court, any of the parties or the lawyers, targeting a law clerk. a young woman who is just a civil servant, trying to do her job. she's certainly not an interested party here. her job is just to do justice and apply the law to the facts. and the fact that she has become such a prominent target of trump and his team is incredibly alarming. the threats that have been lodged at the judge and now at this law clerk are incredibly disturbing. according to the court filing, she is receiving anywhere between 20 to 30 calls a day. and 30 to 50 messages a day. and these are vile. just a sampling of what was in that filing calls for her death and demise. they are blatantly antisemitic. they are violent, and

kristie, what's happening there?i rosemary, here in hong kong i'm just outside of one of hundreds of schools around the world marking called earth day. a day of action to protect the planet this year's theme is our shared home. and here i am right now it is stage ten of the world fitness, trail which is located right behind the international school. every day after school, a number of students come here to pick up the litter that is on the trail. the trail here is beautiful, but it needs care and protection. the students come here to pick up the litter and also to bring out their cameras, to take photographs are going about conservation and the environment through their geography courses. hong kong is known as a dense, urban jungle, but 40% of hong kong it's protected parkland. but even safe haven like this, here and around the world, are under threat because of poaching, because of pollution, because of rapid urbanization. this is what the students here want to address, especially this day on cold earth day. earlier

. >> carley: kristi noem reaching out with personal invitation.d love to show him, bring the whole team, sounds like a party in south dakota if that happens. >> lawrence: kristi noem knows marketing for her state, never misses an opportunity. >> carley: four heads in california, love it. so good. >> lawrence: thank you. we have tough news, fox news alert 50 hamas hostages expected to be released as early as tomorrow and relatives, including our next guest anxiously wait to see if their loved ones will be freed. three family members are being held hostage by the terror group. abbi, thank you for joining the program, happy thanksgiving, wish it was better circumstances. has your family been reached out to? do you know if your family is among some of those that will be released? >> thank you for having me. happy thanksgiving. we know as much as the world knows, basically the way it will happen, every evening before each release, there will be a list of 10 names passed between the negotiating parties. i don't believe the names will be confirmed until

kristie lu stout is joining us from hong kong. we won't get a big communique or anything out of this, but in large part isn't it about body language and making sure the two don't increase tensions and just calm things down a bit? >> absolutely. it is about just their presence, about that you have leader to leader engagement taking place soon, but in these two powers. and the meeting is a clear sign that both biden and xi want to manage this complicated relationship. u.s. president biden and xi jinping will soon be meeting on the sidelines of the apec summit in the san francisco bay area. xi arrived tuesday and greeted on the tarmac at the airport in san francisco by the california state governor and also by the treasury secretary janet yellen as well as china's ambassador to the united states. ahead of the summit, both china and the u.s. announced an agreement to tackle global warming by ramping up renewables. and that was a positive note of collaboration to tee up the big leadership meeting. and today we just heard from china's m

kristie, the evidence that the attorney for the court presented today is staggering, and there is noistaking the catalyst for these hate filled voicemails, messages, whatever. it's when donald trump post pictures and messages about this judge and his clerk. how does the appeals process bounce, yes, trump's first amendment rights, but obviously, the security concerns that are on the table here. >> the judge has to. the judge has to look at this imbalance. you don't have, particularly as a defendant under a civil case, as it is embarked or in a criminal case, as he had in d. c. and florida, you don't have an unfettered right to say whatever you want to say, or in a court proceeding. there are countervailing interests here, in particular, the safety of the people that are involved. when you look at some of these messages, just looking at the sampling that were in their, they are vial. the message is against the clerk were wishing for her death randomized. they are sickening. the worst part about it is, in the affidavit that was put in, the department of public safety, so these are the p

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. >>> we're back with veteran prosecutor kristy greenberg. it's been quite a week as you saw there. mysteries hatched, mysteries resolved. before we get to one of the trump codefendant lawyers was telling me, first your thought big picture on the proffer sessions, the meat of all this, suggests about the remaining rico case. >> it's interesting. you've got jenna ellis who has the bombshell of trump not being able to leave office. but really i think her value is being able to point the prosecutors to dan scavino, because scavino is the one who had the conversation with trump, and he's the one were he to testify could get that into evidence. it's here say. but she points the investigator in the right direction and agreed as part of her plea to continue talking to prosecutors. >> you mean as far as the court is concerned the truth of what white house aide scavino said. >> correct, you can't bring it in for the truth of the matter because it's an out of court statement. but again, she's cooperating, providing information. that's all good. as to sidney powell, apparently in one of her vi

all right, thank you kristy greenberg, as always, it is good to talk with you.meantime, the moment matt bradley's interview with a hamas leader got contentious. nbc reporter himself joins me next with how that all went down. down they switched to google tools for education because there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. now they're focused on learning knowing that their data is secure. ( ♪♪ ) right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. the power goes out and we still have wifi kinda like me. to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >> we're back with new reaction to nbc's exclusive and ntentious if interview with a senior hama

. >> kristy, i want to go from new york down to florida. news reporting yesterday that the former president the was in the scif viewing classified documents as essentially the secured room inside the courthouse and the mar-a-lago documents case. we know there is a motion hearing in the case today. what are your expectations there? >> so donald trump and his team are going to continue to try to move this trial date, and the way that they are doing this is to continue to try to move any of these other pretrial deadlines that are in the case. one of them involves him just having to preview his general defense theories, which he and his lawyers have already done in various public appearances to the press. so they are going to -- now they're asking for three more month thes just to be able to file a very basic motion that they could conceivably file, even without discovery. so again, this is more trying to just move the ball. the special counsel's office is not having it. they've been very clear they have met their discovery obligations. they pr

. >> the other thing, kristy, i keep thinking about, when you're talking about these experts and filed papers, at some point, on some level, the information has to come from is somewhere, right? they didn't just pull these numbers out of thin air. is that fair in terms of just understanding what the problem with some of the arguments that are being made by donald trump and his children are? >> it's so funny you say that because there was one point at the trial where they're asking him about what was your methodology, i think it was for wall street, what was your methodology for that valuation. he said, i can look at a property, and i can determine the value of that property. just by looking at it. it reminded me almost like the defense in the classified documents case. >> that's exactly what i was thinking. i can think about something and declassify it. >> right. and that's obviously absurd. the accountants, the people he was relying on. he constantly was looking to deflect to weisselberg, all of the people that he's looking at, he had to -- somebody had to provide them with the number

we're talking about the kristi yamaguchi ice rink. she is cutting the ribbon retink last year.t money goes to her always dream foundation. it provides books to underserved communities. the rink will be open until january 7th. >>> another hospital favorite kicking off. we're talking about glow-farri. talk going popular. it's a very popular family event back with new larger than life animal lanterns. some of the new themes include forests of north america, frosty friends of the arctic, and deep ocean. >> i sound like alex trebek. it runs into the 29th of january. get your tickets ahead of time because it often sells out. >> it is one of my favorite events. i go every year. >> and your daughter, i'll bet, goes crazy. >> yeah. we might go this weekend. this would be a good weekend to go, right? >> yeah. it will be perfect. whatever you have planned across the bay area on saturday or sunday. we are still looking at rain chances. we know there are a lot of detours from the conference moving in. if you're doing anything tonight, once you get a parking space, it is looking good. we're

. >> we're talking about the kristi yamaguchi holiday ice rink at bishop ramp in san ramon. tickets go to support her always dream initiative, which promotes literacy and provides books for underserved communities. it will be open to the public until january 7th. tonight's ribbon-cutting ceremony kicks off at 6:00 p.m. because we're in california, it should be nice to go ice-skating. >> i would wear a coat because temperatures will drop quickly after sunset, even though it will be nice for the afternoon, reaching 70. once it gets into the 50s with the wind, yeah, we get cold. we're kind of spoiled. we'll have a great veterans day, low 70s, and we are going to see more 70s into the start of next week. rain chances start to increase on tuesday, and temperatures will be dropping, and this weekend in san francisco upper 60s, the mornings starting out in the upper 40s. yeah, we are looking at several days of rain here, so take it all in. take a little time to prepare as well. >> you think that will be spread out across the bay area? >> it looks like it, definitely. >> okay. a goo

access to collect information about the attacks, but it has not received a response from israel. kristy the lamb is chief correspondent for the sunday times, and she's also the author of the book, our bodies there battlefield, in which she chronicles the lives of women in war time and house sexual violence against them is used as a weapon. christina, so good to see you again. your in israel at the moment. what have you heard about the sexual violence perpetrated by him? off on and after october 7th. so i've spoken to a number of women's organizations and police and others to always say that they have a body of evidence from people at large. the music press or not to discover that might witness is of women. young women be briefly rate scan rates at the festival. i was a lawsuit of the atrocities against women and how does that compare to what you've been able to document and other attacks and conflicts? so the problem here at the moment that is that the most divided sup actually come forward. so this is all the information coming either from people who are like 1st responder or people wh

kristi keiser says she lost 122 pounds after 15 months on the drug. she says she's no longer pre-diabetic and no longer needs blood pressure medicine. >> for me personally, it has given me my life back. my health is, you know, is better. i hope i've extended the longevity of my life because of it. >> reporter: zepbound comes with side effects like wegovy and ozempic, including nausea, constipation, and abdominal pain. injectable weight loss drugs are not always covered by insurance, and can cost over $1,000 a month. eli lilly say zepbound will be 20% cheaper than its competitors. and e lyle lily says zepbound will be available just after thanksgiving. david? >> david: erielle, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the horrific crash on a highway. eight people killed. >>> also, a major break tonight, after the killing of a synagogue leader in detroit. >>> and later here, the pandas now leaving the national zoo. [man struggles] i need some sleep. ♪ [man relieved] if you struggle with cpap, you should check out inspire. inspire. sleep apnea innovation.

from not threatened by a states that use a censorship and repression as weapons and for me to, to kristy on in late, november gag. actually they will open the 24th edition of the film festival. as for what comes next, any time can tell the next stop on our journey to the 2023 good to metal winters is hungary. the curatorial collective of the off the amount of budapest bring create is together independent of state funding. the hungary and capital of budapest in early summer 2023, a place where all for a terry and policies are restricting the free offs. themes, the all spin on a budapest is pushing back with symposium like the season of darkness. female control activists. encountering the contemporary political clue, the only these interactions and collaborations can save us these days coming together and avoiding ukraine are the 2 major effect doors which influenced our not only the symposium but our daily life as well. presentations and panels ran for 3 days that this independence control venue. neal guest, right. the off being honest, curatorial team is made up of 6 women back in 2013.

favorite teachers >> oh, definitely, absolutely he was just a great person >> reporter: 39-year-old kristy gaynor was a wife and mother shannon wigfield was a parent chaperone and is being remembered as a friend, mentor, and inspiration to others. >> it's definitely made us all hug each other and hold each other a lot. >> reporter: rehema ellis, nbc news. >>> now to our nbc news exclusive newly revealed footage from the alec baldwin movie, "rust," showing the actor handling and firing a gun during filming of a scene before the deadly shooting on set. as chloe melas reports, it comes as he is potentially facing new charges >> reporter: tonight, never-before-seen footage from the set of "rust" taken in the days before the fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins. >> now, wait a second. i'm going to shoot right. do you want to go to the other side i don't want to shoot toward you. >> reporter: the clips obtained exclusively by nbc news show the actor preparing for scenes, firing weapons and interacting with crew members. >> i don't know why you're going up hill and all this other you

told right now that there is a verdict in for the depape trial going on in san francisco and our kristyt will be read and she's monitoring everything going on. so we'll check in with her and find out what the jury has reached. >> this is that case where david depape accused of breaking into the pelosis' home attacking paul pelosi with the hammer and we'll have more of that coming up hopefully in this newscast and meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring the weather for us. a lot going on here, kari. >> yes, we'll see it coming in waves and right now it's the break in between the heavier rain set to arrive for the afternoon and even getting some sunshine as we take a live look outside in san jose. temperatures are in the mid-60s and we'll see low to mid-60s across the bay area and the low 70s and mild temperatures as we go through the day and we'll see the next wave of rain coming in and not much of a change in those temperatures tomorrow either. here's a look at the storm system and not steered by anything so so it's been causing unsettled weather and some of the heavier showers and

next on i'll say international kristi. i has the latest episode of the cost of everything. all of that was more news in about 30 minutes. thanks for watching the, [000:00:00;00] the sense world war 2, united states as fostered extremist and t, russian prejudices and hatreds among the ukrainian. they ask for, in, at least in canada, united states and countries in eastern europe, probably everywhere. and it doesn't matter what these groups say or do they will support them if it is the groups are causing hatred and chaos within the target country. joe again might done on the cheese. that sounds great deal of the sort of you will as well as what is the way. so if it just means that the printer was using just $50.00 when the way of reaching to get to the ca, uses anyone at anything if there's a religion the what do we think of tourism? we usually think of vacation, sunny beaches and exploring new places. and traditionally that was a standard of the tourism industry when you can get a nice little package filled with things to do on your vacation. but today, the medical tours in s

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here's how some gals that have reacted to the kristi. all the cease fire feels like a pain killer and this a mockery with the resistance. there is no such thing as a ceasefire. it's merely a string of words to negotiate the release of captives held by the resistance. thanks. will revert to how they were before the so called cease fire. it is in their benefits for not ours will continue to survive on the bare essentials. and even if those went out will in june with ourselves and we've got a ceasefire, whole snow significance for us hill this is fire, accomplish is one crucial goal. the domain is due relentless, mon main. so most of the screw it was it gains to published and then people like this compared to way for or tiny table puts in you to use sustaining to cease fire onto the walled, collect to realize the gravity of the situation. and it's the at to all these genocide, it gives a policy and people with local palestinian officials calling the death toll know at 14 and a half 1000 people, volunteers in the southern gulf and city of co

vance, kristi noem, john ratcliffe, kari lake, vivek ramaswamy. what do you think out of this? >> the important thing to think about this group, in years past, in the pre-trump era of american presidential politics, we've looked at vice presidential picks as what state can they wring. someone who's in a battleground state or add an east coast candidate who can bring the south, or something like that. that is not necessarily the way trump is thinking about this. for one, there's little evidence that there is much political sway. that home state voters will support a ticket, just because of the vice presidential ticket. because of the vice presidential pick? the thing that is more important to trump is someone who can be 100% behind him and supportive all the time. all of these folks fall into that category. >> i want to combine the last two groups, because i think they do kind of thread together. and that is to start with, the up-and-comers, stephanie tooudo dickson, leslie pace in the congress. and wild cards, people like tucker carlson, senator rick scott, marjory taylor green

who wants to put the spices and what the kristi on a me, me waiting for supplies. she lives here with her husbands and the 3 daughters completed the printed out the recording device. yes. with your hand right now like this. the yes. yeah. with my hands mom my your yes. go ahead by the way. and then you would have to go and wash your hands the family has lived here for 10 years. now, do you have husband pole as an engineer in a gold mine? nadia who did process a studies in the united states does not to learn to adapt to the constraints of life in the out takes the extreme cold and most of all the food supply. well, we don't have like farming or gardening here in the, in our area because the summer is so short. and we cannot grow any foot the uh foot from the ground. so all, all the folders brought here by ships from the end of july to 2. i think november, it's in our air, it's called navigation. the big ships are coming over. they bring everything in, branford clothes and they, they must bring enough wood for the entire year. in winter, we only have a place coming o

. >>> turning to the city center, the kristi yamaguchi holiday ice rink is now welcoming skaters for holiday season. just last night the rink opened for the fourth year celebrating the occasion with performances by local kpet kpet -- competitive skaters. they added an outdoor fire pit or sets of outdoor fire pits and a bar. the rink is open through january 7th. a portion of the proceeds go to the always dream foundation which supports youth literacy. >>> and to the slopes now. the season officially kicking off this weekend. this is a look at the opening of mount rose ski resort yesterday. it's the first resort to open in the tahoe basin. other resorts including heavenly and north star are expected to open next weekend. >>> hard to believe there is know on the ground and we have sunshine here, cynthia. we have a look at our micro climate forecast. >> it's going to be a spectacular weekend no matter what you do. we're mostly dry. there are change that's we'll talk about. i want to give -- changes that we'll talk about. let's admire this from afar. it's a chilly 25 degrees there. you ca

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the mother-in-law of the fallen sergeant, kristi shamblin. thank you. nice to see you. a great person. i got to know all of them. they called me because they were devastated by what happened and they knew it was a horrible mistake and the administration refused to do anything. the whole thing is horrible. those young people should all be alive. they don't talk about all the 38 people so badly wounded and just obliterated. the mother and brother of the corporal. thank you very much. [applause] and the great father of lance corporal. please stand. you look good. [applause] i had to them as my guests. we sat down and listened to music all night and thought about your loved ones. it was a beautiful evening actually, but thank you very much for being here. what happened there is a shame. has biden done anything right? the economy is destroyed. what has he done right? we have tens of thousands of people. there's not one person to stand up and say one good thing they've done. and we are laughed at and being humiliated all over the world. nobody respects us. it's too bad. we ha

thank you, kristy. >>> israeli forces claim to have taken control of a hamas military stronghold in northerna. >> a man dies after palestinian and israeli demonstrations in california, and his death this morning ruled a homicide. those details ahead. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. . >>> take a look, this is new video into cnn, showing explosions near the al jazeera offices in gaza city. this is during a live broadcast. watch. see the proximity there. this comes as the idf claims overnight it took control of a hamas military stronghold in northern gaza. >> today marks the one month anniversary since hamas militants attacked israel, taking 240 hostages. sin

would not threatened by a states that use a censorship and repression as webpage and for me to, to kristy on in late, november gag. actually. so we opened the 24th edition of the film festival. as for what comes next, any time can tell the next stop on our journey to the 2023 good to metal winters is hungary. the curatorial collective of the off the amount of budapest bring create is together independent of state funding, the capital of budapest, in early summer 2023. a place where all for a terry and policies are restricting the free offs. themes, the all spin on a boat, a pest is pushing back with symposium like the season of darkness. female control activists encountering the contemporary political clue the only these interactions and collaborations can save us these days coming together and avoiding ukraine are the 2 major factors which influenced our not only the symposium but our daily life as well. presentations and panels run for 3 days that this independence console venue. neal guest, right? the off be an honest curatorial team is made up of 6 women back in 2013. 1 of them came u

. >> that could be a nightmare scenario, but one that governor kristi clearly sees as a possibility.ormer jersey governor and presidential candidate is here with me. now governor christie, you know, i think half that audience broke out of a cold sweat, the other in hives, when you said that. do you really think that could happen? >> sure. it absolutely is a possibility. look, the country has been very clear, kaitlan. a lot of times when poland gets close you can wonder if it's true or not. but i have seen the polling that you have seen, which is 75% or more of the people and the united states don't want it to be a trump biden matchup. and if that's what it turned out to be, you would be in a situation where i would think for sure you would see these no labels folks coming in, joe manchin or some other candidate, would come into the race. and then, we really could have a situation where nobody gets to 270. so i think that is another risk that republican voters have to consider when you're considering whether or not to vote for donald trump. >> and i mean, there is a plan for what woul

if you're going ice-skating in the san ramon kristi yamaguchi holiday ice rink, it's going to be verylly. take a look at our lows tonight. it will cool off so fast, at 7:00, it is only 47 degrees. low 40s as we go later into tonight. also, glowfari will be happening at the oakland zoo. it's going to be at about 58 degrees at 5:00 when it opens, and down to about 54 degrees at 7:00. and we're also looking at some nice weather for the holiday lights in santa cruz. our temperatures for highs will reach into the mid-60s, but our evening temperatures will head toward the low to mid-40s. and if you're going to be staying along the coastline today, making that drive down highway 1, it's going to be in the mid-60s and cooling down to the mid to upper 40s. if your weekend plans take you to tahoe, take a look at those highs. staying in the 30s, and overnight lows in the teens. so pack some extra layers in that suitcase. >>> cinthia, you were looking ahead for holiday traffic. >> lots of things going on in the south bay. let's start with enchant. you've probably seen the big white tree driving a

times that trump has forgot what state he is in, times he has confused biden and obama, confused kristi noem and on and on. what do you think about donald trump's mental fitness? do you think he's too old to be president? >> i have said publicly, the president is not a job for an 80-ye 80-year-old. donald trump will be order on july of 2025 than biden was in january of 2021. but this is not the same guy as the trump in 2015 and '16. that guy would show up on the debate stage, he would barnstorm. yes, he was off-color, he was edgy, but it was all part of an idea that he was really going to shake things up. now he's wedded to the teleprompter, he's not willing to debate, and he's running on many of the same things he promised to do in 2016 and didn't deliver. for example, he said he was going to build a wall and have mexico pay for it. jake, he didn't build the wall and mexico sure didn't pay for it, because you would not have been able to have 8 million people come in illegally if we had a fully constructed wall. he also said that he would drain the swamp and yet the swamp is more powerf

then we also have the kristi yamaguchi holiday ice rink in bishop ranch in san ramon.ect it to be cooler there. it's only going to be in the mid-40s this evening, with a clear sky. we'll see that from 8:00 through 10:00 tonight. and then there's also the glowfari lantern festival in oakland, and it's always chilly out there. we're going to see those temperatures in the mid-50s for this evening. if you're going to santa cruz for the holiday lights, it's going to reach up to 62 today, and then back down to low 40s. we'll see more of the same weather throughout the weekend, with cool, crisp mornings and some fairly mild afternoons. we're keeping it along the coast with a look at big sur for that drive. you hop out quickly, take some pictures. it's going to be nice and sunny. and then looking at south lake tahoe for the weekend, pack some extra layers in the suitcase. the highs will only be in the 30s and lows in the teens. >>> cinthia, you were looking ahead to holiday traffic. >> i anticipate a lot of traffic in the south bay, especially along 880 as people make their wa

we've mentioned vladimir and quite rightly, kristie. and this is an important christina already both american countries an important cause that passed on to us. but you i don't want to talk about just about numbers today, but i think it's important to say that only since february 2020 to thanks to russia's genocidal war over 70 ukrainian artists have died. and today we remember victoria. in a few hours we'll be talking here about vladimir putin. but there are many, many more such. and this is our great duty to tell stories, to find opportunities to continue their causes, their festivals, their that perhaps they have the time to publish. it is our job to collect this text, to publish them and to find opportunities to continue and extend their stories. let them persist, continue to be their voice. thank you. i want to move on the conversation a little to the role of women? there are plenty of women on the front line here. i've interviewed some of them and i heard the amazing irina yesterday i think around 20% if you're armed forces are wo

kristy greenberg and lindsey reiser, good to see you ladies. >>> the search for a former national guardsmane january 6th attack is expanding. federal authorities are searching for this former new jersey police sergeant, gregory yetman, the man you see there using a sprayer on law enforcement apparently during e capitol attack. in a statement, the fbi field office in new jersey says accuse me, they're asking the public with information on his whereabouts to call fbi newark. so far about 1,200 people have been arrested in connection to the january 6th attack. >>> next here on "ana cabrera reports." intensifying investigations on capitol hill. this hour senate democrats consider subpoenas related to their supreme court ethics investigation, who they're eyeing and house republicans subpoenaing hunter biden and president biden's brother james in their impeachment inquiry. . ♪♪ fastsigns. make your statement. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪