>> carley: that's a rhetorical. >> lawrence: already talked about uncle lawrence. >> carley: lawrencees and knowing him he will. >> lawrence: his first suit is going to come from uncle lawrence. >> carley: keep those leftovers extra money to spend on the baby. love it. >> lawrence: bingo. >> steve: if you head to the airport, that's what can you and cannot take. in the meantime, moving on, on this friday after thanksgiving, chaos in china. workers riot over their pay at an apple factory as the communist country locks down more cities over covid cases, kevin corke is going to break it all down coming up. >> carley: what a mess over there home buyers not holding back, the surprising rise in new sales despite soaring home prices. why our next guest says buyers are actually in a power position. interesting. that's next. ♪ people ready to support you when you need it most? christian health care ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted care who understands the importance of family. a group that sees you for who you are, regardless of your health history, offering values b

lawrence lawrence they spice it up way too much. in to take that sour taste out. i still love you. >> joe: i'm thankful. >> rachel: we are are going to make transition trying to make a good one. we're not thankful for hunter biden. how is that? ted cr cruz has a podcast he was talking about the hunter biden case that we all know. we all call it the hunter biden laptop case, right? the scandal. just like we call it the monica lewenski candle but it actually really is about bill clinton. right? >> lawrence: exactly. >> rachel: he is i sag we should not call it that. we should focus on joe biden's role. i couldn't agree more. here is senator cruz talking about that. >> the focus needs to be on joe biden. this is not ab about hunter bidn any more than if you are going after the mafia and catch some low level enforcer or you are going after a drug cartel and you catch some mule who swallowed balloons full of heroin. it's not about the poor shrub so got caught. it's about the boss, it's about the big guy, it's about the godfather. joe bid

have gotten better. >> lawrence: really?lawrence: you can design an entire set with legos. >> carley: because of inflation there was a "new york post" article that said toys are getting smaller. they're getting smaller because the toy manufacturers are trying to save on plastic because everything is so expensive. >> steve: we had the guy from i want to say and see a toy company in los angeles and he was joining us last year they had i think ten or 20 toys under $10. this year they have 200 because so many people are on a budget. not only are you shopping today we were also traveling today. the day after you had a great big meal. if you are headed to the air airport, and your mom or some loved one has packed up a bunch of cranberry sauce or something like that and you are wondering will this be allowed by the tsa, we have their list of stuff you can and can't. >> carley: these are the leftovers i can be carried through tsa. they include the baked goods, meats, stuffing, casserole, mac and cheese, fresh vegetables, fresh fruit

lawrence: what type of information? when you request information, the information you've been able to collect, you got dna, has the dna been processed? have you been able to grab all the information from the servers and wi-fi, has that already been processed? >> we are continuing to ask for public health especially for video surveillance, we believe what not on the video is just as important as what is on the video. most of the evidence was to the police crime lab. as high priority for the case and they are working 24/7 to provide analytics. lawrence: so we will get more from the information they've collected, that's -- it is a big crime scene they haven't processed it all yet. all the subjects there, the people from the maternity house and the witnesses on the scene asleep during this allegedly, have they all been cleared ask. >> i can tell you the roommates there and the people who called 911, all the people in the ho house, detectives do not believe any of them were involved, all have been cooperative and helped with

>> a turkey. >> lawrence: what? >> nana's turkey. >> lawrence: oh, a turkey!dy have the turkey? was a good? >> yes. >> lawrence: that's what i'm talking about, andrew. what are you guys thankful this morning for? >> we are thankful to being able to come up to your new york. our family came in and we are here for a first parade, and it's been a great visit. >> lawrence: where you from? >> we are from lake oconee georgia. >> lawrence: what is it like out there? >> very real. a lot of deer. >> lawrence: how has inflation hit you guys? >> it's hit americans all over. the cost of groceries, the cost of travel. we have a small farm, feed is going up. steel and that's what really hits you. you guys are the first folks to get food on our table. we think you guys for being here today. what are you thankful for this morning? >> mimi. >> lawrence: what did mimi cook today? you don't know? that she cooked turkey? are you going to have a good thanksgiving? have you seen santa already? not yet? [laughs] thank y'all so much for being here. i'll send it back to you guys. as y

[bells] >> lawrence: news to get.y is black friday many will take advantage of sales to cross items of otheir christmas list. >> steve: this year, retailers in the united states are under pressure to give big, deep discounts because, inflation has taken a big bite out of your spending power. >> carley: it certainly is grady trimble from fox business is live on michigan avenue in chicago to tell us more. hey, grady. >> good morning, carley, lawrence and steve. yes, the big retailer started of deals earlier than ever this year. both in store and online. but, this weekend is still expected to be the biggest shopping event of the year. the national retail federation is forecasting that this black friday threw cyber monday will break records. they say more than 166 million people will shop this weekend. spending between 6 to #% more than last year. with inflation as high as it is. shoppers say finding good deals is as important as ever. but, today might not be the best time to buy. depending on what you're looking for. you

he is the reason cravings are called joan singh, lawrence jones, sorry on saturday nights lawrence jonesse] as a wrestler he raised cane as mayor he is lowering the boom. wwe wrestler glenn jacobs. [cheers and applause] she is bone year than the museum of natural history. fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause] and no one's ever given him a bag over rating. my massive sidekick tyrus. [cheers and applause] mayor jacobs congratulations on being the first person be taller than tyrus on the show. >> glenn: are all big guys, but apparently does only one big guy. you see how he actually rolls is in it? >> greg: i want to ask you if you could pick the investigations which one would be of interest to you? >> glenn: i cannot wait to see ron paul. finally taken the gloves all the way off. [cheers and applause] because as you said mr. i am the science, he crushed any sentiment even from credible sources. the lockdowns were the worst public policy mistake this country is ever made shred of the constitution, destroyed, hurt people. the title i amnesty for covid, covid amnesty they need

happy thanksgiving. >> lawrence: happy thanksgiving.st thanksgiving as an american citizen. he joins us with a special message, that's next. don't go anywhere ♪ and nothing that i don't ♪ oh, are no ♪ oh no ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> does yellowstone look the same today as they described in these journals 150 years ago? i'm walking in the shadow of the pioneers following the trail they blazed. >> here we go. ♪ get a limited time fox nation. >> carley: we are back with your headlines starting with this a social media influencer speaking out after he was robbed and beaten at gun point in his hollywood hills home, wow. >> i woke up to two guns to my head. i think there is like four people in the house at the time. and, you know, guys could see the end result here. ended up taking a richard mill that was worth like 500,000. about a quarter million dollars. >> carley: that robbery victim who has more than 271,000 followers on social media says this incident is just part of the game in los angeles he lost an estimated million dollars after the break-in. with

lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, family. talk about the border. the number one issue because you know two people that have died from fentanyl. >> i do. and one was just about two weeks ago. and very unfortunate. but i think it's a national security crisis. i really do. not just the fentanyl but just the invasion, the bodies coming over the border. and it's time to close it. >> lawrence: and the biden administration is doing nothing. >> nothing at all. not even acknowledging it. it's very scary. >> lawrence: ma'am, you own a bakery and you say inflation is the number one issue for you. >> absolutely. just as a small business owner, i'm seeing the prices go up and up and up. and we just can't sustain it. we cannot sustain it as small businesses anymore. >> this is the poultry capital of the world? >> this is the poultry capital of the world. >> lawrence: you are here because you want to support herschel walker. how is the race looking for you and how is the issue looking for you. >> i believe kemp is going to win easily with herschel, i think it mig

hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey, good morning, family. can tell me we are packed in here like sardines. i want to ask you guys a question. is education one of the top issues and who's concerned about our kids' future raise your hands? [cheers] >> linda you are a former teacher, retired teacher, what can you tell these parents to give them hope about kids future. >> have them take career tech family and consumer science because it's life skills. >> lawrence: thank you so much, friends. more "fox & friends" after this break. ♪ ♪ people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. ♪ good times. insurance! ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ tis' the season to buy the maytag pet pro pair. so you and your sweater can forget all about those hairy situations. enjoy instant savings, when you purchase multiple appliances. shop daily steals this black friday, exclusively at lowe's. ( ♪ ) (snorting) (clattering) (f

until then find us on social media lawrence b. your dvr so you never miss a show and sending us your stories at cross country at fox.com. good night america. brian: aren't you excited it's saturday night? i'm brian kilmeade and this is "one nation." herschel walker, a lot of pressure on his shoulders. the mid-term elections are important. the first opportunity for the american people to look at their chief executive and let them know what they think of his policies win or lose. they give a clear picture what voters want.

she said lawrence i woke up like this. there. >> carley: that couldn't be further from the truth. are a two hours of meticulous hair and makeup. if i could make them think that. why not? >> lawrence: mission accomplished. >> carley: and you are the king, always. >> brian: can we have the show back? >> carley: i'm sorry. headlines,. >> lawrence: let's get out of here. >> carley: i have will take it from here because we do have some more news to get to starting with. this an armed robbery at a mcdonald's in philadelphia caught on camera. police are searching for that suspect, look at him right there seen pointing a gun at employee and stealing the entire cash register. my gosh. thankfully, no one was hurt that incident. the biden administration still fighting to keep its $400 billion student loan handout plan alive. legal documents show the justice department plans to ask the supreme court to revive the debt cancellation program it. aims to eliminate as much as $20,000 in debt per borrower but it has already been held up by

. ♪ ♪ lawrence: breaking tonight, a community on edge.horities in moscow, idaho asking the public for any help in solving the gruesome murder of four college student found in a home near university of idaho last sunday. police say the victims evan and madison mogan shannon and caylee all alleged 22 to 21 were stabbed to death in the early hours of the morning of sunday. as of now, police say there's no evidence of forced entry into their three story home. and a murder weapon has yet to be recovered. local authorities have scheduled a press conference for tomorrow afternoon around 3 p.m. local time as law enforcement continue to encourage anyone with any information about the case to come forward. good evening, welcome to cross country i'm lawrence jones this hour, redig into every facet of this case with experts across the criminal justice field. joining me now, on the scene former homicide detective criminal defense attorney, and fox news contributor ted williams. you've been on the ground for us. what can you tell us tonight? >> lawrenc

lawrence, thank you for joining us.ther news, a mascot for the paris olympics in 2024 was unveiled today. organizers picking the hat that has come to symbolize liberty. they are sporty, love to party and are so french. reporter: introducing the olympic and paralympic mascots for the 2024 paris summer games in the colors of the french flag. while many mistake the creatures for birds, they are inspired by a hat, a symbol of liberty in the french revolution. the games president explained the message behind the mascots. >> it was so important the mascot would also have an ideal, not just an animal or object, but the sense of the games, that's why the mascot had to carry this symbol and the cap is a definitely the idea of let's do altogether the revolution of sport, to celebrate sport in a new era through paris 2024. reporter: france is the birthplace of the olympic mascot, the first ever created for the 1968 olympic games, a simple figure on skis. the first 2024 toys will be unshelved in paris this week. the plan is to prod

good evening lawrence! >> good evening alex, it turns out donald trump admitted tonight that he is no longer presidents. i think this might be the first time that he has made that clear. >> a journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step, lawrence. >> yes, that little honest moment, there it is! >> a window to the insanity. >> thanks alex. >> have a great show! >> thank you. >> donald trump has filed a statement of organization with the federal election commission, announcing the formation of donald j trump for president 2024 committee. filing says that this committee is a principle campaign committee. this is the most desperate filing. the federal election commission has ever received. this is the earliest announced presidential candidacy in history, in history! this is the announcement more than a year and a half before the very first votes will be cast in any form and iowa. or new hampshire. this is not, this is not about running for president. this is about something else. it is well documented that d

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex. i'm glad you reported on that settlement today, especially including the famous donald trump's 2016 vote of how he never settles. when in fact, as litigation history has a lot of settlements, even before trump university, where he just kind of gave up and paid people off. >> it's what he does. >> yeah. >> he settles. it's also a great window into his adherence to the truth. >> exactly. thank, you alex. >> thanks, lawrence. >> thank you. we have breaking news tonight in the federal criminal investigation of donald trump's possession of government documents, including classifies documents at his florida residence. wall street journal is reporting that kash patel has reached an immunity agreement with the department of justice, and will soon be forced to testify under oath to a federal grand jury investigating the case. prosecutors obtained the immunity agreement with patel after he appeared before the grand jury on october and refused to answer questions by invoking the fifth amendment.

>> that's a middle or question, i think, lawrence.see the in ideological underpinnings of it. it begins with, with donald trump excoriated in the iraq war, which was the right thing to do, actually. and it's clear that, ukraine conflict, in the eyes of a lot of republicans is fraught because it's russia against ukraine and this puts them in a position where they're having to criticize a country that has looked so favorably upon trump. what greener said to me is that we need to get out of these forever wars, but i really do not have any sense beyond just a catch phrase america first, of which he and others like her believe america's role in the world's. i think it's a very healthy debate to have but i do not see this as we get into this debate, this is a green simply saying we're gonna put it into this war, and i suspect it's because -- or and the u.s. support for this war, and i suspect it's just because president biden is for, it she ought to be against it. >> aiden something that very few journalists are able to, do he spent surreal

and i'm here with lawrence jones and joey jones.sgiving to both of you. >> lawrence: the jones brothers.

>> well, great to be with you, lawrence.his is the same kind of extremism that would lead senator lee, and did lead senator lee to try and overturn an election in 2020 by recruiting fake electors to overturn the will of the people and to dismantle our democratic republic. i mean, senator lee is an extremist. and that is what we are fighting against here in utah. i'm running as an independent so i can build a cross partisan coalition of pro democracy democrats, republicans, and independents. and that's what we've done. here and that's why this is now a competitive race. that's why senator lee and the far-right are frightened that we are going to unseat him. and that we're going to challenge their power. this is something that should not be partisan. most republicans, democrats, and independents want to protect social security. most of us want to still have a democracy in america. but the far-right is opposed to those things. and that's why we're building this coalition to replace them. so, we are inviting people from across t

and in lawrence, massachusetts. i understand you lead a number of re-developments within that particular area. mr. -- i would add to the comments already from the senator, the chairman, i said to him before we started, i said we are both chairman. [laughter] you can never have too many of them. chairman -- and law firm of atlanta georgia. along with mr. goldstein's firm, number of brownsville pollution. you are the author of new brownfield legislation as well. from the inside -- you will provide. and thank you for finally, the friend from west virginia, mr. kerik oh,. -- communities across west virginia, i said before i started, senator capito, my sister is a graduate from marshall, my cousins as well, every ten or 20 years, they knock someone off in college football. ohio state, sorry, michigan about 15 years ago. earlier this year, notre dame, and my sister and cousins are hard to live with when that happens. but i will get through it, so will they. thanks for each of you mister goldstein, we will lead off with yo

i am speaking to you today on behalf of groundwork lawrence and the city of lawrence, massachusetts, located 30 miles north of boston. it is a planned industrial city founded in the 1840s central to the city's rise. north and the construction of the great stone dam along the mary mcwhirter diverted water to the north and south canals to provide power to the mills along the bank. lawrence quickly became known as the immigrant city. by 1910, 90% of the cities 80,000 residents who are either first or second generation americans. the city had become the largest manufacturer of worst-hit wool and textiles in the world. by the end of world war ii, the was in full force as capital employment was moved out of lawrence to lower costs regions. the challenge associated with lawrence's deindustrialization. it is significant. abandoned mills are impacted by poly are a matter hydrocarbons, petroleum, chlorinated solvents, arsenic, led, pcb, and cadmium. a wave of arson and abandonment in the 80s left vacant house in laws potentially contaminated by lead and asbestos. multiple trash incinerators fo

>> well that really was chilling, and thanksgiving beyond, lawrence. look, don bullock is an election denier, as i laid out in the debate last night. that's not the only thing that is extreme about, and he's working to conceal from granite status. he would also eliminate social security, and would vote to enact a nationwide abortion ban. but, he keeps, trying backed up by more than $60 million now in national republican dark money super pacs. he keeps trying to conceal this, because of eulogy, if you think you don't have to accept the results of the election, it means you don't have to listen to constituents, because you can just reject their votes. so this is somebody with an extremely strong agenda, who would jack peoples costs up, and limiting social security, he also wants to impose a 23% sales tax on everything from red to housing and at this right your individual rights. but he doesn't want you to know about, it because he's an election denier, you things will never have to be accountable to you about it. >> the money barons of the republican par

and ultimately, lawrence, this raises about competence and character.i think when it comes down to those two, the choice is clear in this election, whether it is for the 50th both or the 51st vote, we're confident that when we put senator warnock's competence and character on the ballot against herschel walker, we win every time. >> how are voters dealing with the issues that represent -- express their concerns in the exit polls like inflation and other issues, as they vote for senator warnock. what is it that they are expecting of him that they don't expect the republicans can deliver? >> so, lawrence, senator warnock has been in office for two years now. and he's been out in the community, talking to georgians in every corner of the state. and what georgia voters know is that they have a senator who is willing to listen to them, and willing to invest in them. it is our job to make sure that we get back out there, and remind voters why they turned out to vote for senator warnock in the first place. senator warnock has a model to deliver a runoff electi

good evening lawrence. rencgood evening, rachel, we hae some breaking news from pennsylvania you're gonna hear about, this is from the four former governors of pennsylvania, who are still with us, three republicans and one democrat, tom, ridge mark schweikert, bell the democrat, tom corbin, live written a letter to the candidates, for governor, josh shapiro and doug mastriano, saying this. as the commonwealth's four living former governors, we share much in common as regards our beloved pennsylvania. the go on to say more about, that and then they say we are asking you, as the leaders of the pennsylvania republican and democratic parties, to pledge to honor the process, respect the law, who provided peoples will, and support a peaceful transfer of power. in doing so you will demonstrate to all pennsylvania candidates, who will be looking to for leadership, the love of commonwealth and country, must come above all. they say -- they're asking them to, it's astonishing that there's a letter saying this, but th

who's side are you on, lawrence?ory when we've had 50 years of an economy that has worked really well for the top 10% and has not worked well for anybody else. and i believe we are turning the page on the reagan era, the trickle down economics, the supply side economics that has created such massive income inequality, made it so hard for people in colorado to afford housing or health care or higher education or childcare. and democrats have actually passed three important pieces of legislation turning that page. one of them is the infrastructure bill. one was bringing back the first -- industry from southeast asia that we brought back, the semiconductor industry, since reagan decided to privilege people in our economy he wanted to make stuff as cheaply as possible in southeast asia and china over lots of other choices that we could have made. and then an energy bill with important health care provisions that my opponent opposes but that caps drug costs for seniors at $2, 000, requires medicare to negotiate. finally,

hey, lawrence?ce: the reason why we are here this was a place where the residents of alpharetta hung out during the pandemic because they were shut down for about four weeks. but the reason why i mentioned that is because when you ask the voters why is it not tight in the governor's race and it's tight in the senate race, they say that they know brian kemp and he kept them open. he was business-friendly. so let's talk with some of the voters on why they are voting for their candidate. how are you doing, ma'am? >> good. >> why are you supporting the current governor as well as herschel walker? >> supporting the current governor because he kept the state open during covid. i have a lot of family in new york. big difference. so i appreciate that he kept us open and kept the businesses open. >> lawrence: why is the race so tight between raphael warnock as well as herschel walker but it seems like the governor is just surging alone? >> i think herschel does not have the name recognition at least politica

[cheers and applause] >> brian: let's go out to lawrence.s at the smoke house bbq in gainesville or bq, hey lawrence. >> hey, good morning, family. i'm in georgia with the dogs this morning and a big race here and all bets are on the governor, but still a big race when it comes to the senate spot between raphael warnock and herschel walker but guys, we have been talking politics on the got a little hungry so they brought me my favorite, ainsley, biscuits and gravy. biscuits, and then of course, we have some fruit on the side. as you can see what matters the most is the real man food. [laughter] we will be here all morning and then tonight as election results are coming in, i will be back in georgia with the folks at a bar. we will have a good time. so guys, it new york come i will devour all of >> brian: very nice. from diners drive-ins and dives to triple p, pancake p.m. pennsylvania, pete. >> i will take it, steve, how are we filling in pennsylvania today? speed [cheers and applause] what an awesome crowd in bucks county outside of philade

lawrence called, how does washington view what president 3rd one says or is threatening to do? well, basically, we do not agree with president erewhon that all of the cards are terrorist. not everybody in the y p j as part of the p k, k. the y p j, who we're supporting to deal with isis. that's how we 1st got involved when the iraqis asked us to come back after isis almost through the government after we had with, with withdrawn. and we also want to protect the rebels who applied against the sod . so we do not want to see turkey have a ground invasion here. we want to keep our good relations because there are very, very productive voice for us in dealing with poke no, with this horrible war ukraine. kind of just does president good one care? what is an i the us thinks. well, i think, i mean, i mean the full check what the us is, but in the end the decision will be made. i'm obvious that there's a u. s. presence in major prices probably in the nation on one and other mistakes or fresh and pe space. but not forget to maintain that created a major storm in the u. s. mason ship, bu

and what about the timing ed lawrence mentioned? the bombing it is the, is, is purely to do with the bombing in east amble. or is there more to this, this president ottawa has, will have one eye on his hopes for reelection next year. is the president perhaps calculating that there's an opportunity here because his allies, his western allies, are distracted remember by what's going on a new crane. it is the trigger at the trigger. i mean, if you look at, in a wider context, you see that and recent monster brewery turkey is playing a major role in a major complex with what's happening in between russia and the crane. and actually turkey is becoming the main access point to russia, to the west, and actually the main communicator between the west and, and, and i'm asha, so i think a turkey is playing a major role now. and i think what happened in toxeme was triggering was a to that just to push for action for 4 months now. and the recent, i think, 18 months turkey was not happy of what happened the nurse if she had not have celiac and t

weekend, lawrence. yeah, this weekend, of course, a lot of folks headed out to have a little fun. well, we've got a little rain to deal with this weekend. not one. >> but maybe a couple of different storms. the good news is i think most of the day, part of each day looks okay. although. >> saturday starts get a little iffy in the afternoon, especially in the north bay out there tonight. we've got a lot of clouds and had a little drizzle along the coastline today. we could see a little more drizzle even overnight tonight. we could see that again up there right now. you've got some clouds moving through the golden gate bridge. and out there. we're going to see more of those clouds, but because the cloud cover not going to be quite as cold tonight. so that's some good news. not the freezing temperatures like we've seen the past couple of nights tomorrow, though, increasing clouds that front begins to get a little bit closer. chance of light showers as we head toward the afternoon hours, increasing clouds t

>> thank you so much for having me on lawrence, it was surreal.th my future colleagues, looking at each other before the speaker came up to make her announcement. and we were all telling each other, it is surreal to be here for this historic moment. some like speaker pelosi who has led our caucus through thick and thin, the dedication, creativity. always passing the baton to a new generation. it's exciting and she deserves the ability to make this decision, so i'm excited to continue to serve with her as she stays a member, but also continue to serve with the future leadership that we have here. >> have you had any time with the speaker yourself during what is now your frenchman orientation? >> not a ton of time, but we did have a dinner just a few days ago, and i have the privilege to sit next to her and we had a great conversation around what it means to represent your district, but also what it means to represent a generation, and to represent indigenous folks. and represent what you mean in the united states congress. so for me, that's symboli

and they got what they wanted. >> lawrence: yeah.s know i have been covering chicago, filly, all these progressive cities and i think, you know, these -- all d.a.s were backed by george soros, this thought of criminal justice reform. they took it too far. we are not talking about reformed people. we are talking about people after murder after murder, robbery after robbery. and it goes against the philosophy that was once give people a second chance. let them turn their life around. now they extended it empty all the jails. it doesn't matter if they turned their life around. used to be nonviolent offenses now we know for a fact these are violent offenses. you hear the left. every time there is this mass shooting incident, they talk about the guns. got to ban -- meanwhile, every single day this is happening people on the street. he is next aoc of the senate. he is so progressive but then when you learned they have impeached the d.a., it sends two different messages. so what is going on? >> brian: republicans in control of that body. >>

but lawrence karnow is here, lawrence, i even want to go skiing.atest time to drive up that? yeah, actually. start to clear out. now. that's a good thing is the snowfall has come to an end. they're open up the roads. >> nora glaze being reported on i-80 or 50 right now, at least they're not chaining up. that's got to be careful. get nicely up there, too. and you can see donner and look at all the snow piled on the side. that is a nice sight to some of the mountain tops taking upwards of 4, maybe 6 feet snow by the time. all is said and done. nice to get things going this early in the season. of course, a ski resort love they love to be open by the time thanksgiving rolls around. well, there may be some more snow on the way tomorrow is going to be a clear cold day in the high country. so if you're driving up there, wait till you get past the early morning in the ice on the roads and those temperatures begin to warm up a little bit friday. the temperatures warm up a little bit further, but then a chance of snow showers moves in on saturday as another

now it is time for the last word, with lawrence o'donnell. s >> alex, it is time for you to take some vocal rest. >> yes. >> thank, you alex. >> thank you lawrence [whispering] >> it was not a farewell speech because how speaker nancy pelosi has more important work as speaker of the house before republicans take over control of the house in january. in her speech today on the house floor, nancy pelosi announced the end of her 16 year tenure as the leader of the democrats in the house of representatives with control of the house shifting back and forth during those years, nancy pelosi has served as minority leader and as speaker of the house, and not so long ago the kind of speech nancy pelosi delivered today would've been attended by every member of the house in both parties. the standing ovation would have been by every member of the house. the republican leader would have been leading the standing ovation on the republican side of the house. but not today. the republican minority leader of the house kevin mccarthy decided not to attend nanc

tom lawrence. — government, once again. tom lawrence, former i government, once again.ancy pelosi who is backing down from the role, thank you for making the type arise. —— morris. much more on the website. you can download the website. you can download the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @ richpreston. please get in touch. we�*ll see you next time. goodbye. hello. our very unsettled spell of november weather is set to continue for some of us, particularly towards the north and east. there�*s some fairly heavy rain in the forecast over the next 2a hours or so. further south and towards the south—west, things are tending to dry out through the day on friday, so it�*s going to be a day of mixed fortunes. let�*s look at the expected rainfall accumulation over the next 2a hours. not much for southern england, wales, northern ireland, but take a look at scotland — this green zone here — that is where we�*re going to see the heaviest and most persistent rainfall. in fact, the met office have issued an amber warning for heavy rain in eastern scotland, particul

we don't see any lawrence and i.ing some of the things we found out from the press office and from the moscow p.d. they did do a grid search. they deployed a dog in that area to look for the weapon and maybe an escape route by the perp. not all the dna is back. they may still be able to develop something off that. forensics are starting to come back. you see an updated timeline getting some of the stuff off kaylee's phone that they're into and have probably pulled the wifi logs. if you look online you can see one of kaylee's tiktok videos is still up. a wifi router in the background. so i assess the house likely had a wifi. you can get those logs relatively easily. right now i think it's for lack of a better term a battle of wills. you have this team of investigators going through the minutia of these state yeah points and you have somebody out there who is a psychopath who thinks they can outlast them and he is not breaking. i think the good guys will be able to pull it off. you can't call it a cold case by any stre

yeah, look, strike lawrence is here. lawrence said there has been quite a bit of snow. yeah, folks getting caught up. there's they're traveling up numerous prepared. >> for the snow moving in. but you better be prepared this next time around a series of storms going to bring all whole lot more snow than what >> yeah, we're talking about some whiteout conditions at times. i think across the sierra nevada. so yeah, things are looks like we're going to see the storm clouds begin to move in. not quite yet. you see the yeah. looking good up there at the summit there in donner. you're going to see what looks like a more storm clouds rolling in as early as tomorrow. but again, the snow going to start a very high with that for storm. probably rain even at the summit here. so so line up along the sierra nevada. that's a good sign to see winter storm warnings going up across much of the sierra to sunday through wednesday. now it's been extended, expecting to see as much as 3, maybe 4 feet of snow across some of the higher mountain peaks there in the sierra nevada. and that would

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