trace. >> trace: lauren green live for us in new york, lauren thank you >> let's bring in the co-author of stolen youth bethany mandel and cherise trump. thank you for both coming on. we appreciate this. you look at harvard and you look at the videos and talk to the students, obvious they did a horrific job of protecting those kids. >> absolutely. imgay friends with the former director of the harvard hill andrew and he was telling me right before we came on air that the situation at harvard is really bad and he's looking at this investigation and he's wondering are they actually going to do anything. i know from my time at rutgers when he was executive director there and at rutgers they opened a similar investigation in 2018 and nothing came of it. so i'm wondering if this is a delay tactic on the part of harvard they know the spotlight is on them right now and they don't want the bad press so they're like, yeah, yeah, we'll open an investigation, don't worry we have it covered and then they'll stall and not do anything. >> trace: exactly right, a lot of these investigations just kind o

back to you, julie. >> julie: lauren green, thank you very much. thanksgiving dinner will hopefully be delicious but a stark reminder of painful prices as the president pushes bidenomics. since he took office prices have spiked for many thanksgiving essentials. turkey up more than 31%. bread, potatoes, pie, cakes, cookies all seeing major price jumps as well. critics say voters are not too happy. >> they keep trying to reinforce this idea that bidenomics is working for the average american when the average american keeps telling pollsters and this administration that in fact it is not. the people getting crushed the most are the middle class, working class and the poor. those are the same groups that the democrats and joe biden profess to champion the most but they are getting squeezed on thanksgiving or any other day july >> julie: hundreds of millions of americans will celebrate a grateful, politics-free holiday, family memories and touch football are still free but they may well remember the holiday grocery bill whether they vote next year. no o

lauren green, thank you so much. , this is interesting. you can get a christmas tree for as little as $5 but, lauren, my question is do you get the old, sad charlie brown tree for $5? lauren: no, but maybe not the exact tree that a you want. so actually i didn't know this was even possible, you go to recreation.gov and get a permit. you have to live near a national forest, you go to that web site to find out if you do and which forests are available to you, and you get your permit for $5, and then you can go into the national forest and literally cut down your own christmas tree. they're going to section off some areas, so it's not like any tree that you want, but ones that the forest service say are a-okay. they say cutting trees includes forest health by thinning densely populated areas. so if that's appealing to you and you want to save some money, i like it. ashley: you know what? i did it. i did it when i lived in montana for the very first time. i went up the hill, it was snowy and icy. i went and cut down a tre

i'm lauren greene in new york. a deal has been struck overnight to open the rafah border crossing to some critically injured palestinians as well as foreign passport holders. and this is significant since it might allow some american citizens stuck in gaza the opportunity to leave. chief fox news correspondent jonathan hunt joins us live from jerusalem with the very latest. jonathan, it has to be some very good news, good news indeed, lauren, as we hit the 10 a.m. hour here in israel and we understand from the reporting of the associated press that some of those foreign nationals have already now crossed from southern gaza into northern egypt via the rafah border crossing at the southern end of the gaza strip. we do not know at this point whether those who have crossed or will cross will include americans. but we assume that this involves all foreign nationals, all foreign passport holders. so we await to see when and if all of those americans who have been stuck inside gaza for more than three weeks now are able t

chief religion correspondent lauren green is here and she has religious leaders with her to kick us offte the miracle of light, light overcoming darkness. for jews, it's the festival of lights, hanukkah. the marvel of one days or the lasting eight days. for christians it is christmas. the birth of jesus who is called the light of the world. lighting the all-american christmas tree would not be complete without a few blessings. to start us off is the reverend lawrence aker from cornerstone baptist church in brooklyn. >> good evening. let us pray. god of light and love, in the darkness of winter you bring joy to our hearts with the lighting of this tree. may your light shine within our hearts throughout these days and fill us, we pray, with the hope of peace on earth and goodwill to all. jesus, the light of the world as we celebrate your birth they we begin to see the world in the light of understanding you give us. as you chose the lowly, the outcast, and the poor to receive the greatest news the world has ever known so may we worship you in the meekness of heart that you give. may we al

>> mike: lauren green, many thanks.as war plus tonight's debate between governors ron desantis and gavin newsom. first, beyond our borders tonight, ukrainian officials say russian missiles tore through apartment buildings in the denext region. they say one person was killed and families were buried under the rubble. and this is a live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight, visitors to the edinboro zoo get their final chance to see returning to china after more than a decade in scotland. just some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality

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nem lauren greene in new york. the israeli military now says an additional nine soldiers have been killed inside gaza. they were hit by an anti-tank guided missile while operating in the northern part of the strip for the very latest, chief fox news correspondent jonathan hunt joins us live from jerusalem. jonathan lauren, it is 8 a.m. here in israel. and within the last couple of hours, we got that news from the israeli defense forces that nine soldiers were killed in one incident tuesday day morning. they were fired on by with an anti-tank tank, guided missile fired by hamas fighters. nine un soldiers killed. that is separate to the two soldiers killed that we reported on yesterday. so it brings to 11 the total number of idf soldiers killed in gaza since the ground operation began. now, the israeli defense forces , meantime, put out these videos showing an israeli strike against a vehicle that they said was carrying exactly those kind of anti-tank guided missiles. their ground operations continue. you meantime, a

lauren green live in manhattan. reparing for tomorrow's thanksgiving day parade on high alert and watching out for all of us. hi, lauren. >> that is right. here on the upper west side of manhattan, ahead of the parade, police are out in full force. the balloons for that parade will inflated today for the parade tomorrow. looming over this festive atmosphere is the threat of terror because of the war in the middle east. take a listen to the mayor. >> the threats the deputy mayor and commissioner and whole team at nypd and deputy commissioner wiener have been monitoring these threats. we have a joint terrorist task force. monitoring a lot of chatter. >> the war between israel and hamas has created tensions and strife around the world and here in the united states. new york city and state officials are challenged with insuring a safe environment for millions during one of the most watched and attended events of the year. at a time when there is marked increase in the threat of terror. for nearly 100 years the macy's tha

lauren green reports. >> happening in small town america.as attacked israel, north andover flew the israeli flag in support for the victims. days later, a petition was raised to fly the palestinian flag. >> it's our cause going to be symbolized the cause of hamas whose only goal is to slaughter all the jews and eradicate the state of israel from the river to the sea? >> residents packed the town hall where tempers flared over whether to allow the flag to be flown. the red, green, black and white flag was hoisted between between the american and pow/mia flags. people say the flag supports palestinians, not the hamas terrorists. >> we need to respect each other, accept each other and love each other. if we're trying to go with peace with to two-state solution, we have to learn and we have to start somewhere. kudos for the town of north andover to sell an example. >> a local rabbi says he's disappointed but the town needs to move past the controversy. >> we need to move on. we're looking for the holy day of miracles. >> the flag will fly until

here's the chief religion correspondent lauren green. ♪ music playing ♪ stand by me. >> the time forme for action is now. >> reporter: with images of hostages and the murdered and heavy security and police presence, thousands rallied in front of new york's central park this evening. one of the limited number of pro-israel gatherings in the country. organized by the united jewish federation, it marked 30 days since hamas terrorist invaded the jewish state igniting a battle that for all intents and purposes may before the survival of the nation. new york senator chuck schumer vowing america support. >> i will fight heart until we get all the aid israel has asked for and needs out of the congress and on to president biden's desk to support israel, to support ourselves. it's. >> reporter: over the weekend tens of thousand marched on washington protesting the war. vandalizing the white house gates and many shouting death to israel. even the statue of liberty became the background for an anti- israel protest. today's rally showed some in hollywood are speaking out. >> that enemies had trie

lauren green is with more on his life and legacy today. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you very much. the 56th secretary of state will be remembered as one of the most admired, controversial, influential and respected men in the political world. he advised 12 presidents from jfk to joe biden it came under richard nixon. he helped shape american foreign policy under nixon. i warded the nobel peace prize for negotiating the cease-fire agreement to end american involvement in vietnam and paved the way for president nixon's visit to china and normalization of chinese, american relations and detente between the u.s. and soviet union. he was born on the 27th of may in 1923 in germany to an orthodox jewish family. in 1938 they fled to the united states as the nazis gained power and became an american citizen and served in the u.s. army during world war ii. he earned degrees at harvard and taught there. george w. bush said i long admired a man who fled the nazis with the jewish family and fought them in the united states army. when he became secretary of state his appoint

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marjorie taylor greene, logan -- lauren boebert. every day it seems like another faction is going after another faction and certainly ukraine is something where the conference is split down the middle on a very tough issue for johnson to figure out. he has said we can't allow putin to win. he has previously voted against ukraine, the defense on both the house and the senate have been arguing for him and his character is we need to take care of the u.s. border first. that is the big sort of negotiation that is happening right now, particularly in the senate. people like senator chris murphy, kyrsten sinema have been working with senator langford and some of the other republicans who try to find some republicans who try to find some yes. eted munitions you can cause a lot of class value damage if you're trying to attack one person. there's various things being talked about but it's clearly a devastating situation if you're in gaza right now. host: the line from maryland. erin, hello. caller: how are you? host: you're on with our guest

marjorie taylor greene, logan -- lauren boebert. every day it seems like another faction is going after another faction and certainly ukraine is something where the conference is split down the middle on a very tough issue for johnson to figure out. he has said we can't allow putin to win. he has previously voted against ukraine, the defense on both the house and the senate have been arguing for him and his character is we need to take care of the u.s. border first. that is the big sort of negotiation that is happening right now, particularly in the senate. people like senator chris murphy, kyrsten sinema have been working with senator langford and some of the other republicans who try to find some way to reduce the migrants that are coming over the border. that is not really about money, that is more about policy issues. typically democrats don't want to change the policies but they do have incentives now, political incentives. joe biden's poll numbers are not so hot and going into an election year, they also have other issues give

we got marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert and others calling people who have been convicted by jury beyond a reasonable doubt of having assaulted police officers, hospitalizing officers, bloodying police officers, breaking their notribs, calling these people political prisoners or they are calling them hostages. mike johnson said he is releasing this for criminal defendants. it's hard to think of a message more antithetical to law enforcement and the capitol police telling us not to do what he and another republican speaker did in sharing this information with tucker carlson. if somebody robs a bank and they are convicted, the fact that you can show a picture of them peacefully eating lunch in the park six hours before is irrelevant to it. i don't know what they think they're doing for people who have been convicted of all of these offenses. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> you bet. >>> just ahead, president biden ready to take the gloves off. he sharpens his attacks on donald trump. >>> tonight, cnn has an exclusive new poll of voters in new hampshire showing democrat

you and i have discussed outrageous statements made by donald trump, ron desantis, marie taylor greene, lauren a republican statement politician than what i've just heard, saying that civil have seen because i have no right. saying they are like civilians like not cease. i think it's so much time we have spent this week, looking at college campuses, and protesters placards, and what phrases are used. and yet, this guy i haven't heard anybody denouncing him from the top of the democratic party. >> the comments are not fully abhorrent they reflect a deep ignorance for this congressman who we should note showed up to congress dressed in an israeli military uniform in the early days of this war. but as you said, this is a reflection of where the republican party is in this country, where the discourse is in this country at the moment. and it's troubling and it's scary. it reflects an anti palestinian sentiment that's not just in words. you actually now have a member of the republican party representative, ryan zinke who introduced this bill to basically ban palestinians from this country, to strip

you know, you talk about marjorie taylor greene, a lauren boebert. no one has really accused them of all the things that we have seen both in the investigations that reporters have done and to george santos, the kind of obfuscating and lying and adding things to his biography that don't seem to be true. but now seeking to exploit every aspect of his candidacy. accused of stealing from the campaign. deceiving donors, all of these things, and at some point, republicans are saying that point seems to be now. we're not taking this anymore. we know that things are tight. but things that oe seen at this point doesn't seem to fix the issues they have deep in the conference when it comes to the voting of things. they just needed one vote here or there. so i think they've just decided there's no more george santos that they want around. and frankly, as they look to 2024, trying to keep the house and frankly, the presidency, they're trying to find ways to show that there are some adults in the room in the republican party, and george santos is no help in that

let's be clear, santos drops his crown, marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert were quick to pickt up. do you think having someone like george santos out of congress is necessarily going to make that much of a difference in terms of the chaos that the republicans are pumping into congress at this time? >> absolutely not. i mean, george santos was not involved in any of the brawls which almost took place. seriously, this is a guy who they removed from his committees very early on. santos is not necessarily the one who is the catalyst for the chaos, but he definitely is a symptom and an outcome of who the republican party as a whole has become. as far as i am concerned, the chaos starts at the top. it starts with donald trump. we know we have maga mike is the speaker who basically is doing everything he can to make sure that he shows his loyalty to the twice impeached 91 count indicted former president. it actually starts with donald trump. it doesn't start with santos. >> it's a rare sign of bipartisan action which could happen. it sounds like there are about 60 more members of the

you have marjorie taylor greene's, you have lauren bogart's, you people who are not in congress to legislate in congress to be famous. a great example is representative luna. these are failed actors and comedians. they are not lawyers, so i do think that you are seeing a real people who are sort of serious people, like the mitt romney's, who want to make leave office. and that's gonna be a real problem. because the whole goal, and of course the whole job, is to create legislation. and pass laws for. and these people like marjorie taylor greene are interested in that. they are interested in small dollar donations, and getting famous. >> dean, one of the people who is not seeking reelection is congressman dean phillips, of minnesota. he announced in late october that he was going to be challenging president biden in a run for president, which is, simply put, beyond a long shot. he tweeted this on social media. if it's joe biden versus donald trump, i will do everything i can to defend democracy beginning november 6th because all trump is going to win. now it's actually going to help democracy,

lauren. back to the markets, please. green across the board.up nearly 60, the dow has turned positive. st the up 6 points. scott shellady with me now. uber reported this morning. the stock turned around. it was down a fraction, then it moved up, thousand it's dead flat. now it's do dead flat. what's your ideas on uber this morning? >> well, i got a message from 'em about, i don't know, a month ago saying i'm a 10- year uber rider whichst the gone by quickly, and i use it a lot it's a good company. they obviously broke the mold. it's a game-changer. and i'm always skeptical of analyst expectations, stuart. and i think sometimes you are too about expectations period because they came out, and they grew with. they made money. they missed expectations on top and bottom line by just a little bit percentage terms wise, and they get punished for that? that's why analysts don't run companies, because they couldn't. [laughter] they'd also by saying on the other hand or the other hand. i think that uber's results were just fine and away we go. and i thin

green energy not the only thing on tap. >> that's true. he's going to take the opportunity to take some digs at the local congresswoman while he's there, laurenspeak about green energy. he's going to tour the largest manufacturer of wind towers in the world. president biden landed in colorado yesterday, after attending a memorial for first lady rosalynn carter. but the white house has added to his agenda, quote, the president will highlight how self-described maga republicans like representative lauren boebert are threatening investments, jobs and opportunities. now, presidents don't usually take on members of the house, they both may work in washington but there's a pretty big gap between being president and being a member of congress with three years under their belt. several moments of bad behavior have left boebert's seat vulnerable. the democrats have 213 members in the house, republicans 233. flipping seats would change the math, and boebert is not the only vulnerable seat. republican george santos as well, there's a new bill in front of the speaker asking for his ouster. the speaker has two days to get it to the floor or send it to com

green utopia dream. wall street is pulling billions from esg financeds. all that and much more on mon moan. lauren: freed forelark after better word is good. greed is right. greed works. lauren: what a movie. as markets rise following a week of volatility investor sentiment moves sharply into greed from extreme fear as you can see right here and they did this in less than a month. it is like whiplash. maybe gordon gekko is right, greed can be good. we have crossmark ceo bob doll. good to see you. >> happy afternoon on thanksgiving week. lauren: are investors being greedy, bob? >> getting there. sentiment is really important as you point out. if you go back to the first of the year before the market had the big run people were concerned. well that's the time to buy. july 31st, the high for the market so far this year, people were very bullish. time to trim back. so you can see use these things in the opposite direction which they point. and now we have investors becoming more bullish to use the word, more greedy. when we get to peak bullishness, that is probably the time to trim back. we're not too

lauren. [laughter] an energy watchdog group warns biden's green agenda is one of the biggest threats facing the> blackouts, rolling brownout, ultimately, possibly, higher prices, of course. that kind of goes with all of that. watch for electricity blackouts this winter warns a power grid watchdog which cites the nation's energy policies as a key factor in the cold weather power disruptions. for the first time in 55 years, the north american electric reliability corp. can is blaming green energy policies that are shutting coal and gas-fired power plants as one of the biggest threats to the power grid. it's all part of the epa's effort to the slash plant emissions by 2035. listen. >> energy policy at times is encouraging plants to be hut down before the end of their useful life. that makes no sense. this report shows we're at risk of having reliability problems and blackouts. we shouldn't have policies encouraging the shutdown of always available power plants. >> reporter: most of the u.s., more than half, is at an elevated risk of energy brownouts and blackouts this winter, prolonged cold snaps

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teenager and her incredible gift this thanksgiving. 17-year-old lauren schroeder has been growing vegetables in her own garden. a lot of them. greenatoes, and so much more. planting, watering, harvesting them. and now, just one week from thanksgiving, she has given it all away to families, to nonprofits in the region. she started with a half an acre on her family's corn and soybean farm, eventually growing to a full acre, with help from the future farmers of america. and tonight, the numbers -- she grew 716 pounds of squash, 972 pounds of zucchini, 2,400 pounds of pumpkins. more than 7,000 pounds of food in all. donating it all to families who will benefit from eight nonprofits. including the river bend food bank. >> lauren's donation has helped out a large number of area food banks. not only does she provide food to those food banks, but she also sets an example. >> david: and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: lauren, that young farmer, on giving. >> seeing people's reactions when i drop off the produce is pretty great. no matter who you are or where you come from, you can make a difference. >> david: no question, lau

part of this club, do i want to spend the next two years of my life sitting next to lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greenechaos? and i think many of them love being in office but the price has just gotten too high for them. >> yeah, this isn't as much fun anymore. and look, the presidential campaign is kind of interesting. mitt romney in that comment that charlie was just talking about said that he would vote for any of the republican candidates except vivek ramaswamy. nikki haley continues to get kudos for her performances in these things. there's a little more life in that republican primary than you would think given the numbers, right? the numbers still indicate that there's no competition for donald trump. but the activity there seems more interesting than at least in congress where nothing's happening. >> right. you're seeing a surge for nikki haley. surge aobviously still a 30-point gap with trump. but you know, momentum is always interesting. but it's interesting because her surge is also corresponding with ron desantis's decline. he's not doing well in new hampshire. he has just really leveled ou

lauren: they might go bust, they need additional cash to stay afloat. start ups particularly green energy, clean energy startups can't survive in these high interest rate environment. it's hard to do so. stuart: these green policies are flat in several areas right there. we are right, aren't we? >> it is slim all over again. stuart: solyndra, nice comment. one for you. ken griffin again warning about inflation. what is he saying? lauren: the us spends like a drunken sailor and he predict inflation could stay high for decades because of inflation and there is something called a piece dividend the we are paying as president biden is asking congress for one hundred billion dollars more more for ukraine and israel. this is something martha mccallum said on this show a while ago. she said something is not quite right about the country and that is what griffin said about the economy. doesn't feel right even though the job market is strong. it is so basic but that is what bidenomics isn't selling. >> you are an economist. is inflation going to persist for decades? >> we run a $2 trillion

marjorie taylor greene, logan -- lauren boebert.ery day it seems like another faction is going after another faction and certainly ukraine is something where the conference is split down the middle on a very tough issue for johnson to figure out. he has said we can't allow putin to win. he has previously voted against ukraine, the defense on both the house and the senate have been arguing for him and his character is we need to take care of the u.s. border first. that is the big sort of negotiation that is happening right now, particularly in the senate. people like senator chris murphy, kyrsten sinema have been working with senator langford and some of the other republicans who try to find some way to reduce the migrants that are coming over the border. that is not really about money, that is more about policy issues. typically democrats don't want to change the policies but they do have incentives now, political incentives. joe biden's poll numbers are not so hot and going into an election year, they also have other issues given t

lauren. >> i'm leaving. i'm out of here. [laughter] stuart: sill ahead, are biden's green policies tailing? i will ask art laffer.ed for a resignation. ronna mcdaniel will respond, she's here. ben domenech tells us who he hi thinks won the debate, and mayorkas says the border is not a disaster. what? indiana senator mike braun on that, the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ when i walk in the room, i can still headache the whole place shimmer ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights. trade brilliantly with schwab. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5%

lauren, thanks very much. let's bring in indiana senator mike braun. mr. senator, is the greenen agenda, is it failing? >> i think without exception, it is. guys like you and me, stu, we're conservationists, we're practical on that issue. there is the nothing practical about the green new deal. you look at what's happened globally, our main geopolitical foes are still building coal-fired plants weekly, china, oh places. other places. they're trying to corner the market on all the stuff for the green new deal. and here we are shutting down our energy independence. not to mention i built my little business into a regional national company selling to the automotive market. nearly 4,000 dealers wrote a letter to president biden, stop it, we're getting loaded up with vehicles, and no one wants to buy with at this statement. at this state. so whatever your long-term goal is, don't shut down your energy independence, which we've done, don't go to unproven methods. do that gradually and make sure the market wants it. and do you know what the default is here? do it all, borrow every pen

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you see that green get a little bit closer but stays off the coastline should be dry on sunday. just some partly cloudy skies by the afternoon. lauren, thank you. following the death of an elderly couple to carbon monoxide poisoning inside of their santa rosa apartment. >> the fire department is warning others to make sure you're careful as the winter months approach. they say everyone should make sure they have carbon monoxide alarms and make sure they're up to date as alarms can expire after 10 years. they also recommend getting familiar with the sounds of your alarm. >> carbon monoxide, especially in as as primarily as a result of incomplete combustion. and so it's important that people have those carbon monoxide in other homes that have been tested, their functioning and outside bedrooms where they can alert somebody. >> as temperatures drop people might resort to using their gas stove or their oven to try and heat up a room. the fire marshal is warning against that practice. he says if an alarm it does end up going off. turn off the appliance, open the windows and call 9-1-1. as for the couple, police have not yet released thei

margie lee taylor greene, 6363. in lauren bogart, republican shutdown -- their scheme and give more airtime to the lies being told on this committee today. then the real life >> the list goes on and on. republican shutdown will cause 12,349 attempt situates. it byron donald, 3235. it andy baker, 8343. it scott tyre, the capital of my commonwealth, republican shutdown, 5445 of his constituents who will lose their paycheck. when you add all up, republicans shut down will cause 217,000 of their constituents on this committee paychecks. the income for who knows how long. let that sink in for a second. those our fathers, brothers, sisters, moms. veterans, who won't know how food or medicine will be paid for. many of them vote republicans but i bet not one of them cares about hunter biden's laptop or helping mccarthy keep his gig as speaker of his dysfunctional caucus. it make ends meet. the republicans are betting that we will spend partisan bickering over their favorite bloodwork without the shut down. rs, brothers, sisters, gran

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lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> she will no doubt do that inspire. >> she's going to be fun to watch. all right. warriors will be without steph curry and draymond greens for a while. >> sports director larry beil is here with the latest. larry. dan stephanie is keeping him out while the nba is keeping draymond green out five games as a suspension for his role in escalating fight ♪ did you know 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? dryness and frizz that keeps coming back, could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. you need pantene's miracle rescue deep conditioner. it's filled with pro-vitamins to help hair lock in moisture, visibly repairing six months of damage in just one use, with no weigh-down. guaranteed, or your money back. for hair that looks healthy and stays healthy. if you know, you know it's pantene. the nba suspending greene five games for his role in last night's fight started really early with the warriors and t-wolves. jaden mcdaniels tying up with klay thompson. rudy gobert jumps in. he grabs klay from behind. draymond then puts rudy in a headlock. klay drained mcdaniels were all ejected today, fined $25,000 apiece. go

, the stuffed peppers and the mashed potatoes, green beans, and then dessert, cheesecake and plenty of italian cookies is and cheese and nuts. david: laurenonetti is shaking her head. lauren: i'm a littleing opposed to the raviolis, kenny. everyone got too full, so i'm surprised you're doing that instead of a chicken soup -- david kidd that's a lot to eat, kenny. >> well, you know, depends on the year. sometimes it is chicken soup or italian wedding soup, but sometimes it's got to be the ravioli. david said well, you look very good. i don't know how you do it. a little bit of everything, i guess that's the secret, right in. >> that's the secret. david: kenny polcari, or great to see you. lauren: bye, gwenny. david: a group of protesters i glued their hands to sixth avenue attempting to stop the macy's thanksgiving day parade. they were not successful. we're teasing that one for you. and hamas is beginning to release the first set of hostages, 13 women and children. trey yingst has the report from the air base, that's next. ♪ ♪ (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that

green for dick's sporting goods. yeah, look at that, up 8%. i'm assuming they had better news. lauren: experiences.od about the holidays. their same store sales rose 1.7%. and finally, a retailer raising their full-year view. the stock is up 8.33%. ashley: very good. all right. let's change gears here. china tech company baidu also reporting this morning. what do they have to say? lauren: china's google, if you will. advertising income came in stronger. china is showing signs of recovery, and they have a lot of investment in artificial intelligence. their chat bot, chatgpt rival is ernie 4, and they have 70 million customers signing up to use ernie in just three months since launch. and they expect to generate hundreds of millions of yuan in additional advertising revenue because of the way that artificial intelligence can trigger the company to the product. unfortunately, the stock is down about 1.5%. ashley: i was going to say, none of that helping the stock today. but anyway, let's talk about artificial intelligence giving a boost to what? lauren: zoom. do you remember height of the pandemic, zo