and so far, lori has been ahead by about 26,000 votes in. even though more than 140,000 ballots still need to be counted. this race is essentially mayor breed gave her concession speech earlier today at city hall kron four's. sara stinson was there. she joins us now in studio our sara. >> mayor london breed appeared somber announcing her concession, but she maintains she is proud of the city that she'll be turning over to daniel lurie. >> after 6 years of serving as mayor of san francisco being mayor of this city. >> has been the absolute honor of my life. london breed the first black woman to hold the office has conceded defeat in her re-election campaign on thursday, paving the way for daniel lurie to become the city's next mayor. i called daniel lurie earlier today to congratulate him and made it very clear that my team and i stand ready to support him during his transition. more than 100,000 ballots still need to be counted. but the mayor says she did not want to keep voters waiting any longer unless there's a miracle that happens. i don

lori, san francisco's new mayor elect has assembled his transition team. the private and public sector as he gets ready to become the city's new leader. his transition team includes former twitter executive ned siegel and sam altman, the former the openai co-founder. >> if you ask a sam altman how how something ought to be run, he is going to come into it with a much different point of view than somebody who's been in a position for 15 years in a bureaucracy. >> now, lori's transition team also includes former san francisco police commander paul yep and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white. now, the announcement to bring in openai ceo sam altman for the mayor elect's transition team is getting a lot of attention. lori says his goal is to lean on the growing artificial intelligence boom in the bay area limit. >> openai is committed to san francisco. sam and i sat down last week. i've actually known him since he was the head of y combinator. he told me he wants to grow his company here in san francisco. he has san francisco values at its core.

he saws lori has worked tirelessly with both business and labor to build america's work force, supportard working men and women of america. i look forward to working with her to create tremendous opportunity for american workers. and this is the part that caught my attention, the expand training and apprenticeships, to grow wages and improve working conditions, to bring back manufacturing jobs. together we will achieve historic cooperation for business and labor that will restore the american dream for working families. i like, i was going the say i like the apprenticeship piece of this. we've got a huge problem in america especially with young men who are on the sidelines. rachel: yeah, i agree. brian: it's not college for them, you know? they want to get on the job and learn and earn a paycheck, and that piece of it works for them. and so i love that in naming the labor secretary, that's the piece that president trump is -- charlie: well, of course an integral part of nafta, the whole deal with nafta, what got nafta through which is the north american free trade agreement that has le

lori has been a such a violence in pack a stone with another attack and the northwest fighters killed at least fall of soldiers and find new. and the kinds of proximal swamp prevents a back. related with explosives, rammed into a security check point on monday. a gun fight to a nearby valley killed 9 people, a pleasing time here, same 97 women have been killed in the past 3 months. some in the most violent ways . right site to vista, calling on the government to declare rice, in cases of violence against women and national disaster in january, thousands of people protested demanding measures to protect women. government solely reports from my re b. cool. sorry, i'm doing. it was 20 years old when she was stopped by a boyfriend in march. oh no, not bad. now. he fled the scene immediately after her mother say's police have fields to find him. he's got you. i want to know what to do. i have suffered the last one. i have lost 2 children to murder. there is no one to help me. the police are taking me round and circle. i am not just seeking this for myself. yeah. you. if the killer is not f

aaron peskin lori, there has a 3 percentage point lead on breed and peskin is 22% with a little under half the vote having been counted. kron four's rob nesbitt, talk to the 2 leading candidates for mayor about their visions for san francisco. >> mayor london breed and daniel lurie are not doing interviews tonight. both are waiting to see what the final results of the election will be. they didn't her speak last night as early returns. show glory in the lead. >> say san francisco is not for sale. >> those were the only words mayor london breed had for danielle lawrie as she expressed her frustrations with the amount of money, the nonprofit executive and levi's air put into his campaign and really one of the you know, sad and horrible things i've seen in politics in san francisco that >> someone would take well. and just basically by this office, ft's it's it's >> i'm fortunate and pretty disgusting. mayor breed's campaign says that crime and homelessness are both at a 10 year low under her leadership. >> and emphasized breeds ability to lead the city to a global pandemic. lori van on

right in there. >> lori: has an isolated shoe compartment so you keep everybody separated. luka. now i'm speaking your language. when you're on a plane, it's tough work. you want to get a little rest in there. >> sam: when you lean forward you snore and that bothers everybody. [ laughter ] >> lori: that would bother me. >> sam: yeah. >> lori: if you really ergonomic, really comfortable. so you're not going to have that issue where you're, you know, slouching because it's heavy up front, which is going to keep your head upright. exactly. and this one i know you'll love. i might just wear this around my house sometimes when my children are. i thought i just had this on the head. this is something else. this is different. also from ostrich. you can use it as a pillow and lean against the wall or the window. i do that up against the window. it's great. it's really beaded. and what we love about that is that it blocks out that noise and reduces sound. i want to talk one more. this toiletry 57,005 star reviews bag smart on amazon and it's under $17. but we have to get okay to the

heap to announce on this show she has been given that title. congratulations to you, lorind your family. >> right now the president has picked all the top jobs for the administration we learned about treasury secretary nominee scott bessent and now the labor position filled omb is filled are a text and remove them from the federal bureaucracy. that's scaring a lot of bureaucrats in washington tonight. your reaction to all of this news but especially but vought, given his plans for the federal employment, which is a lot of people could have to be looking for real be not only a patriot but very serious about cleaning up d.c., part of the problem we are having is again deep state bureaucrats that think that they can outlast creations and the will of the american people and so you have to get new blood into washington, d.c. from the secretary positions to the federal -- to the federal jobs. i mean, we just need a flush all h. i'm very happy that president trump appointed him, frankly i'm pretty excited to have backup in washington. >> you know, charlie gasparino, i think it wa

[applause] >> president-elect donald trump has elected lori to serve as the secretary of labor. in a statement he said that her strong support will ensure the labor department can unite americans of all backgrounds. ♪ >> sunday night on c-span's q&a, peggy nunez, a columnist for the wall street journal and former speechwriter for president reagan talks about her book "a certain idea of america." she also discusses her time working in the white house and her career in radio after graduating from college. >> walter cronkite was anchor of the cbs new. he had a radio show and every day he did a radio commentary. when dale minor was off on vacation i became one of the people who filled in for him. once when i was filling in for dale minor who was writing for cronkite, cronkite himself took vacation and a young i named dan rather came in and so i wound up writing for him. and then dan became the anchor at cbs and i became his daily radio writer on his commentary which was a fabulous job and like doing a column every day. >> peggy noonan sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&

we all know that even the incumbent has said things like that. >> lori will be the first elected san sco mayor since 1911 1911. excuse me, who has never served in government? abc7 news and our media partner, the san francisco standard, sat down with lori during the campaign for an in depth interview. you can watch the full conversation and read up on lori's policies, all on abc7 news.com. over in the east bay, it appears oakland will be getting a new mayor. shengtao appears headed toward recall, with yes votes outpacing no by nearly 2 to 1. the race hasn't been called, but should these results hold? city council president nikki fortunato bass will become the interim mayor. alameda county district attorney pamela price also appears to be headed toward a recall. the percentage is identical to the oakland recall, except the entire county is deciding price's fate. should she get recalled, it will be up to the alameda county board of supervisors to choose a replacement. for election results for races, all across the bay area and the country, just go to abc7 news.com. >> we accept the choic

we all know that even the incumbent has said things like that. >> lori will be the first elected san francisco mayor since 1911 1911. excuse me, who has never served in government? abc7 news and our media partner, the san francisco standard, sat down with lori during the campaign for an in depth interview. you can watch the full conversation and read up on lori's policies, all on abc7 news.com. over in the east bay, it appears oakland will be getting a new mayor. shengtao appears headed toward recall, with yes votes outpacing no by nearly 2 to 1. the race hasn't been called, but should these results hold? city council president nikki fortunato bass will become the interim mayor. alameda county district attorney pamela price also appears to be headed toward a recall. the percentage is identical to the oakland recall, except the entire county is deciding price's fate. should she get recalled, it will be up to the alameda county board of supervisors to choose a replacement. for election results for races, all across the bay area and the country, just go to abc7 news.com. >> we accept the

lori: go ahead and push that down. this is the iron man armor maker lab. you can see it has lights and sounds. it's immersive. t kinds of molds. this is great. i have a 4-year-old. this ticks all the boxes there. i love a good read. this is for little kids up to middle school readers. they are new york times best selling author of the tristan strong series. >> lara: great. >> lori: it celebrates black joy, black resilience. this book here "black girl power" is fantastic for middle grade readers. it's a celebration, again, of black joy, black courage. called "black girl power." you can't get much newer than this. it hits stands right now. lare front. thank you. we do have more information about all of these disney products on our website. the choices are fantastic. and we will be right back on "good morning america." >> ginger has been on the dance floor. what you can only see on dna tomorrow. plus, the booted couple from tonight speaks out tomorrow on the. >> well, ginger, you better get out of here and get to the air right now. everybody at home. thank you for watching. and we will see you tomorrow. >> i'll g

up to the podium and begins speaking, we will take that live for you so you can hear what she has to say. lori is scheduled to speak tomorrow at 11 a.m. >> in other news, a judge heard arguments in san francisco's lawsuit over the renaming of oakland airport. today, the city is suing the port of oakland after it renamed that city's airport to san francisco bay international airport. abc seven news reporter tim johns was in court and has the details. >> the battle over the renaming of oakland's airport made its way to federal court thursday afternoon, court documents show. the city of san francisco believes the airport's recent name change to san francisco bay oakland international airport violates its longstanding trademark and causes confusion among travelers. inside court, attorneys for the port of oakland, which runs the airport, argued that that was untrue and that the name simply helps identify oakland airport with the bay area region. the debate has also gotten the attention of several airline analysts, including locally based henry heartfelt. >> a source at one airline has told me that

lori out itself based in paris, has committed to the iris climate agreement. on the 20500 emission target laurel's launches logistics center in europe is in morgan storm between strasburg understood god. it's carbon neutral. one is lori als, research, industrial and administrative sites are intended to become called a neutral by 2025 without to relying on carbon credits. when the scale becomes clear, though those measures seem less convincing. the industrial areas which can be directly influenced, known as scope $1.00 and $2.00 accounts that only 0.3 percent of the emissions. the overwhelming majority, some 12000000 tons comes from suppliers, sales and disposal the comp and balance of role materials suppliers and retailers. is honda to influence to partially offset this? l'oreal supports a number of environmental and climate projects around the world the most. so what we can't avoid using up others can save on. we'll pay them to do it for as alien thomas west as a form of order to one send by supposedly independent certification bodies to check whether such a c

it's cheap for a reason, and i think this just adds to uncertainty in a place that has been pretty difficult. >> and to lori'ss peaked in september. that's a long ways away from the election. they had a host of problems prior to rfk. if we're going to the european model, there is a lot of things that could be sold in the united states that aren't sold with the same ingredients. >> right. >> in europe. so this is not armageddon, but they have had a world of problems already way before the election. >> by the way, if we're going to the european model, isn't that a model with a lot more government and a lot more intrusion? i mean i'm just going to point out some irony in some of this. look, people want sugary snacks, let them have sugary snacks. they're going to sell or not sell is my view on this. meanwhile they rallied 30% in the end of september. and i think lori is right. i think also they would have a period, you know, two years ago, which is one of these generational things that could never get so good for these companies to pass on the price increases and inflation. and then another run to fresh all-time

lurie's work at tipping point and nonprofit charged with fighting poverty that lori founded back in 2005 daniel lurie, you know, has experience working on homeless issues. so he's not coming up this you know, starting from 0. he already has a great deal of knowledge has also worked on solution ends in. so, you know, that's really where we all come together, regardless of where where people are coming from. dan kerman kron, 4 news. well, the fate of the great highway has been decided. >> prop k has past closing a 2 mile stretch of the upper great highway between lincoln way and sloat boulevard to cars. 7 days a week. the proposition unexpectedly became one of the most divisive political fights this election season in san francisco. >> meantime, alameda county residents may have to wait a little longer for final election results since polls closed on tuesday. vote counting has been pretty slow with very little change on the county's website county registrar. officials say mail-in ballots take longer to be verified and counted and they're to blame for this lag. the 2 big races yet to be called are the recalls a vote t

lurie's work at tipping point and nonprofit charged with fighting poverty that lori founded back in 2005 daniel lurie, you know, has experience working on homeless issues. so he's not coming up this, you know, starting from 0. he already has a great deal of knowledge has also worked on solution ends in. so, you know, that's really where we all come together, regardless of where where people are coming from. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> breaking news this evening. alameda county district attorney pamela price has been recalled. the associated press has called the race in favor of the recall effort. you can see the numbers there on your screen with 65% of voters voting yes to recall her once this vote is certified, a committee appointed by the board of supervisors will select applicants who then will be publicly interviewed during a supervisors meeting. whoever is appointed to take over will have to run for election in 2026. the winner there will serve out the final 2 years of prices term. >> while the fate san francisco is great highway has been decided. prop k past closing a 2 mile stretch of the upper great highway

. >> lori: wal-mart has you covered.hat, that's important. >> lori: that's right. >> sam: green bean casserole. we may not want it a lot during the year, but it's got to be on the table for thanksgiving. >> lori: absolutely. it is a thanksgiving classic. >> sam: 20 million? >> lori: it's been around since 1955. let me give you this fun stat. 40% of the cream of mushroom soups are specifically bought for this dish. of course, it's included here. you need just three ingredients cream of mushroom soup, french's onions and canned green beans. mix it all together, pop it in the oven and you've got a side dish for the the ages. >> sam: just one year mom forgot that. just one. just one year. >> lori: never again. >> sam: that's right. can't have thanksgiving without what everybody thinks is the best part of the meal. that's the pies. >> lori: that's what i think is also the best part of the meal. this comes with options. we've got a frozen pecan pie you can put in the oven or just let it come to room temperature on its own. thi

. >> reporter: the president-elect also tapping oregon congresswoman lori chavez-deremer, and russell vought. vought has written a president should take more control of the executive pranch. >> as an administration, the whole notion of an independent agency should be thrown out. >> reporter: trump picking a team of doctors to work with his choice for health secretary, robert f. kennedy jr. >> i'm going to let him go wild on health. i'm going to let him go wild on the food. >> reporter: the team to include dr. dave weldon for cdc director, fox news medical director, and johns hopkins researcher dr. makary to head the fda. all expected to be disrurp ptoro health. >> what is scary and dangerous to health is not rfk jr. it's the food pyramid lie that's been out there for 60 years. >> reporter: the president-elect also making former aide sebastian gorka senior on terrorism. now, all 15 of the department heads that have been nominated at this point do have to go through the confirmation process. alex, we don't know when the confirmation hearings might start. we do know last time around for then president trum

even the incumbent has said things like that. >> lori will be the first elected san francisco mayor since 1911, who's never served in government. you can watch this full conversation and read up on lori's policies at abc7 news.com. >> in the east bay, it appears oakland will also be getting a new mayor. xiang tao headed toward a recall with yes votes outpacing no nearly 2 to 1. the race hasn't been called, but should these results hold? city council president nikki fortunato bass will become the interim mayor. another recall on track to pass pamela price could soon be ousted from the alameda county district attorney's office. the percentage is identical to the oakland recall, except the entire county is deciding price's fate. should she get recalled, it will be up to the alameda county board of supervisors to choose a replacement for election results for races. all across the bay area and beyond, go to abc7 news .com. and in his first appearance since president elect donald trump's decisive win, president biden promised a peaceful transition of power. >> we accept the choice the country m

mayor london breed has conceded the san francisco mayoral race to daniel yeah, lori releasing a statement just a short while ago saying that he is deeply grateful to his incredible campaign and his team and every san franciscan who voted for accountability. >> servicing change matter who supported who you support in this election. we stand united in the 5% cisco's future and a safer and more affordable city. for all that again was from daniel worries. statement on the mayoral race. and we are waiting for the mayor to we understand it should be happening any moment now. that's our live shot. >> that set up and certainly will break into our newscast as soon as she takes to the podium. >> all right. well, a man has been sentenced to more than 30 years in prison for a shooting at a san francisco safeway. just attorney brooke jenkins says andre brown was charged after shooting a security guard back in 2022, the da's office says brown shot the guard twice of trying to shoplift from the store on mission street. the security guard did survive and brown was arrested a short time later on a muni bu

lori campaign. listen to what he had to say. talking about the promises of change and hope for san francisco that he has reiterated his commitmentic safety. police patrols on foot in addressing the rise in homelessness. lori's message work with voters. according to the nonprofit executive, he did 250 meet and greets 150 merchant walks and his team not to more than 140,000 doors during his campaign. the mayor elect says hope is alive, but that after he takes office, government will need to deliver on its promises. >> clean and safe streets for all tackling our drug and behavioral health crisis shaking up the corrupt and ineffective bureaucracy building enough housing. so our neighbors can afford to live here, supporting our small businesses and breathing life back into downtown. >> i was at mayor london breed's campaign the night of the election at the time. she had very strong words for lori saying at the time, quote, san francisco is not for sale. but today lori spoke about the phone call he had with the mayor yesterday saying it was a gracious one and that he promises to work with her office to ensure a smooth transition at ci

peskin has 21%. lori, of course, heir to the levi's strauss, fortune one of them and someone who has promised to be more of a centrist and focus on crime and safety. if elected reminder here that san francisco has ranked choice voting. >> we are looking here at our sara stinson. she is with aaron peskin at the moment. sarah. >> there are with us now. hey, everybody. and that's right. we were waiting to you guys. here we with aaron peskin supervisor up north beach in this district. you have been those completely packed with people supporting you. we just got preliminary results. how are you feeling? >> i am feeling very optimistic. it clearly shows that we are in contention. these are the early absentees. our numbers are going to continue to grow tonight in the days ahead. and i am very excited about our prospects of winning. >> yeah, i mean, you're up against, you what, daniel lurie, number one, mayor, london breed. number 2, your number 3, we're talking about ranked choice voting. you've been in a servin

earlier i spoke to lori schott who lost her daughter to suicide in 2020 and who has since campaignedeing with us, especially on thanksgiving. can you share to the extent that you're comfortable what happened to your daughter who very sadly died at 18? we happened to your daughter who very sadly died at 18?— very sadly died at 18? we lost our daughter— very sadly died at 18? we lost our daughter in _ very sadly died at 18? we lost our daughter in the _ very sadly died at 18? we lost our daughter in the age - very sadly died at 18? we lost our daughter in the age of. very sadly died at 18? we lost| our daughter in the age of 18, we discovered after discovering things in herjournals and her writings and getting access to a foreign, social media absolutely destroyed her mental health. here is a child who was concerned with their self—esteem, with relationships and opening the doors to the social media platforms and the products that i just social media platforms and the products that ijust powerfully designed to addict our children and to direct the way our children feel with live suicid

she has more details on these picks. so lori chavez-deremer she came as a surprise somewhat to some on the right why? >> i think she's probably also surprised to democratic senators, too. i mean, this is someone who just recently lost a very close congressional reelection bid in the portland area, and part of her appeal to the democrats in that district was that she was the daughter of a union member, that she's one of the few republican co-sponsors of the pro act the protecting the right to organize act, which was introduced in the senate by senator bernie sanders. this is somebody who has been out reaching out to unions for a long time, and she was boosted by sean o'brien, president of the teamsters union which, you know, sean o'brien, he spoke at the rnc and declined to endorse in the presidential race, which really angered democrats at the time. but now we're seeing that sort of pay dividends in the sense that he was able to help influence trump, to pick somebody who, as you said republicans are probably not maybe not excite

lori calvasina writing "historically republicans controlling all bands of government has been a strong backdrop for the s&p 500." what changed for you in the last 48 hours? lori: we have gotten uncertainty off the table and the market seems to be pivoting to the idea of republican sweep. a sweep versus a split, when republicans can control everything your average annual return is 13%. if republicans have the white house and you have a split congress, that is only a 5% annual return. if you put that into context of today it will be easier for to trump to get his tax package through if he has control of congress. when i talk to investors that is one of the things they like about the trump outcome. jonathan: there are tax trades and regulation trades. when i saw the banks up 10% what was that? lori: there are little bit of taxes. i will rewind you back to late september. under these potential outcomes what is the outlook for the industry. they were both free bullish under the trump sweep. they stood out in terms of their intensity of optimism. we dug into the issues it was regulation. i j

has been counted there. kron four's rob nesbitt reports now on the vision that both lori and breed have for san francisco. >> mayor london breed and daniel lurie are not doing interviews tonight. both are waiting to see what the final results of the election will be. they didn't her speak last night as early returns. show glory in the lead. >> say san francisco is not for sale. >> those were the only words mayor london breed had for danielle lawrie as she expressed her frustrations with the amount of money, the nonprofit executive and levi's air put into his campaign and really one of the you know, sad and horrible things i've seen politics in san francisco that >> someone would take well. and just basically by this office, it's it's it's >> i'm fortunate and pretty disgusting. mayor breed's campaign says that crime and homelessness are both at a 10 year low under her leadership. >> and emphasized breeds ability to lead the city to a global pandemic. lori van on the promise of making public safety a priority and bringing more than 1000 shelter beds to san francisco during his first 6 months in office speakin

and tori johnson has you covered for holiday entertaining season. plus, lori b, in case you're having a denim crisis and don't know what to do next, she's here for you. we'll have all those stories and so much more on gma. >> you know what? today is a day where we need to focus on other crises like denim you know. yeah. get your mind to focus on something else. >> i mean what is the trend really. and do we really have to avoid our skinny jeans? you know, these are what times to be alive. >> these are the days of our lives. i do need to ask. are we still doing these high waisted mom's jeans or have we 100%. we still are doing. >> i cannot do a low cut jean in fact. >> no, no, that's never happening. and we're not going to let it. and that is worth a protest like that. i'm telling you, if somebody tried to bring back that early 2000 low, low, nobody and the fittest teenager doesn't look good in that. >> so no high waisted mom jeans all day. all right. >> loose fit forever. >> i'll be an ally in this. i'll protest with you at noon. if that happens, you just let m

all right, lori, what does it mean to have this type of support? >> the support hasting to get everything sorted out. they have been amazing. they have offered counseling service to the children. they have been inviting us to wonderful events such as the things giving parade and this tree lighting here. the support has just been amazing from them as well as the fdny, the family assistance unit. they have all been absolutely amazing during this incredibly hard time. >> jesse: that's wonderful to hear. thank you so much and god bless you. >> judge jeanine: and nicholas, you know, it's been kind of a rough year. i mean, it is your first holiday, your father was a huge presence, not just in your life, but in a lot of people's lives. what do you carry with you as you go into the future of your dad? >> i just want to say or the record i'm anthony. [laughter] it's okay. >> judge jeanine: where is nicholas? okay! go ahead, nicholas. >> so it's amazing. i... taking into the future with my dad is remembering the teachings he gave us, the kind of person he was, to make sure the

lori chavez. she was at the rnc, she had a speaking slot at the rnc this summer. but she endorsed the proact. she has been a friend to labor. the teamsters endorsement. i know you are familiar with this individual. what do you make of trump's pick for her as labor secretary? >> it was a pro labor pick. winning big for this. he got, shawn o'brien did. got opposed by much of the conservative movement. competitive enterprise institute. all came out against shawn o'brien's. and trump went with him. he said hey, i'm doing to do something for my friend shawn o'brien which is great. and i hope we are able to push. the country needs it. but the hostility that surrounds her is real. you have elon musk. you have scott bessent. they are not ready to go fly with the pro labor agenda so she has her work cut out for her but it is one voice at a table where she is out gunned. by wall street friendly people. i think it could be helpful when workers go on strike. i will just note that in order to support the labor secretary, you need a national labor relations board support. so who donald trump picks for that needs t

come thick and fast and balanced chess, lori these days germany is facing snappy elections in february next year. after the solar eclipse traffic light coalition has collapse. jacelyn shaw says government no longer has a majority in parliament, the collisions and comes them into flagging economy, the war in ukraine and the looming seconds. trump presidency in the us. many young people in germany like polio and had high expectations for the traffic like coalition. we met some of them in building to get their opinion on the current political crisis. holiness on her way to meet her friends. after the breakdown of the german coalition, she doesn't want to be alone. the news that the social democrats, the business spent, the ftp and the greens will soon no longer run the country, the shaking. huh santos, highway. it was a totally crazy day. you woke up in the morning thinking that after trump selection nothing could possibly be wilder. and by the evening the german federal government fell apart. some a have reaction to get politically involved, holding the fees that the fall ride will benefit from the coalitions call up. so she's joining her friends at

president-elect also tapping oregon congresswoman lori for labor secretary and russell vought to return as director of the office of management and budget. vought has written a president should take more control of the executive branch. >> the whole notion of an independent agency should be thrown out. >> reporter: trump picking a team of doctors to work with robert f. kennedy jr. >> i'm going to let him go wild on health. i'm going to let him go wild on the food. >> reporter: the team to include former florida congressman dr. dave weldon for cdc director, fox news medical contributor dr. janette for surgeon general, and johns hopkins surgeon and researcher dr. marty to head the fda. all expected to be disrupters to public health, potentially changing how medicines and foods are evaluated. >> it's not rfk jr., it's the food pyramid lie that's been out there for 60 years. >> reporter: the president-elect also making former aide sebastian a senior advisor on counterterrorism after he only had a temporary low-level security clearance during trump's first term, according to a then senior u.s. official. >> aaron joins us now from near mar-a-lago, and aa

kenneth runs feeding america west michigan which has given out nearly 22 million pounds of food this year. >> jacob never seen the demand as high as today. >> lori among those who came for a few boxes of food ahead of the holiday after being laid off from her manufacturing job. this is what you guys will have to eat this week? >> yeah pretty much. >> for dominique flemings she is not sure what she would do without the help >> a lot of people are embarrassed to go places like this. they don't want people to know they are struggling, and that's not something you should even think about. >> a message for the growing number of those in need this holiday season. shannon pettypiece, grand want to get the most out of one sheet?, michig shannon pettypiece, grand rapids >>> if you are just waking up from your turkey, we have all the thanksgiving highlights you might have missed. bounty is made to be stronger... ...and more absorbent. so, while ordinary brands can't hold up, one sheet of bounty keeps working, even when wet. (♪♪) now that's the sound of value. bounty. the quicker picker upper. regina king is in our studio looking radiant as ever. don't cov

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congresswoman lori chavez-deremer is nominated for secretary of labor, and russell vought has been nominateddirector of the office of management and budget. that was the guy that miller was singing his praises. vought was omb director in trump's first term. the president says he's an aggressive cost cutter who knows how to dismantle the deep state. we'll keep you updated as the nominations keep rolling in. some democrats are still having a little trouble adjusting to trump's america. liberal women are shaving their heads and going on sex strikes. ellen degeneres dyed her hair and fled to england, and carmel is throwing back strawberry daiquiris in a hawaiian bunker while the dnc lays off staff. this week, the dnc staff union put out a pretty scathing note, saying that so many dnc staffers have gotten laid off, no severance. they were shocked. i'm just curious from an optics perspective. the vice president left town to go to hawaii on vacation. does the president think that's appropriate when so many dnc staffers are literally wondering what they're going to do for work? all right, let's not

like, i mean, blue means you voted for lori, and that kind of coincides with a lot of the communities that voted against prop k. >> yeah. so prop k has been so controversial. right. so it becomes like the one issue, the single issue issue a lot of west side voters focus on. so whoever like whoever is running for mayor or politician is supporting k. they're not going to support them. right. and yes, in this year's mayoral race, the only candidate, major candidates supporting k is mayor london breed. and probably that's going to further hurt her candidacy on the west side. so that's what we see on the map right now. you know, all the west side are voting for someone else. >> ultimately, we'll see if that hurt her enough. i mean, her race is undecided, but she is trailing lori. what about supervisor joel engardio? he's the one who proposed k, right? did he do it knowing his constituents were mostly against it? and what are the implications for him? >> yeah, i think a lot of sunset residents are not very happy about him because of k. right. so some critics will say, you know, he put this on the ballot for citywide vote and bypassing his

hannah's listening if you can get a message to her or someone who has seen her or is with her is watching. >> what is your message to them lori um hannah, we love you. >> um, we are all here. your mom's here, your sister's here, your father's here. um, the entire world is looking for you. um, if someone has hannah, um, i want you to know that she is the kindest, most beautiful soul in the entire world. um. and please don't hurt her. please just give us back to her. no questions asked. um, just just just don't hurt her. please. >> i'm so sorry, lori. that your family is going through this. thank you so much. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for your time. >> let's put her picture back up. hannah kobayashi 30 years old. her family is desperately looking for her now. we'll be right back blitzer tonight at six on do your dry. >> i still feel gritty rough or tired with my yeah, my bow is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye. too much tear evaporation for relief. that's my bow. >> oh before using my bow. >> wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back

gathered in front of the building when a, lori rammed it's gates protest, or say the bill would leave them priced out of the regions, property markets. the government has now backed down. russia recognizes the region as independent, but georgia claims that as its own smart gate, some car i'd say is the founder of civil consent. that's a non governmental organization that provides commentary and public diplomacy and piece initiatives. he says the bill contains several measures that would have hurt local businesses. so you could use all of the benefits only for russian companies. it says that it's packed by russian bents and that it should not pay any taxes. and also if there is some problems. uh for example of uh, uh, been additional use, easy to kind of fish all or not. then uh so cold ive cousin by just with covered so its keels so that will kind of business. that's why people are angry and they are protesting. so they already, uh, took all the so called uh, other mental buildings and they are demanding their rights the society, you know, because you know, it's not, it's not that big society. they are organized very uh, fast uh, we know that a few day

lurie's work at tipping point and nonprofit charged with fighting poverty that lori founded back in 2005 daniel lurie, you know, has experience working on homeless issues. so he's not coming up this you know, starting from 0. he already has a great deal of knowledge has also worked on solution ends in. so, you know, that's really where we all come together. regardless of where where people are coming from. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>and after the break, a fatal accident in fairfield. how a good samaritan helped police catch an alleged hit and run driver. a man is arrested and charged with murder. fairfield police say the suspect ran over another man more than once. kron. 4 sleet recall has the details. what did you see? >>i just see that soon after tony witnessed a white dodge pickup truck speed away from the solano town center in fairfield late thursday morning, he learned the driver of the truck just modem and down in the north side parking lot. he had you know, 3, 4, baynes police say the victim who has not been identified by the solano county coroners office was simply walking through the parking lot when he wa

has he done? >> thank you. next up, lori. >> hi, thank you for the opportunity.g listening and i would like to make an important point, this abortion ban if you think about it as about pregnancy, it is dangerous to be pregnant in the united states and it will be dangerous to be pregnant. i have a young friend with one child and she wants to have another but she is afraid to get pregnant because she lives in north carolina and know if something went wrong she might die because those doctors could go to jail for treating her this is shocking and has been framed from by the harris campaign. instead of talking about abortion they should explain trump's policies make pregnancy dangerous. think about that and to address other concerns if you know trump said this i don't understand how you could vote for him, he called fallen soldiers losers and suckers, he could not understand what was in it for them. any american who does not understand what soldiers sacrifice and the blood -- it galls me to know that he said that. just one last thing, we seem to be so separated in th

has announced his transition them. >> sam altman, the co-founder and ceo of open ai and former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes. white lori says he's building a world-class team that shares his commitment to an administration rooted in accountability, service and change. lori's team says the group will provide advice to the mayor elected, helping build relationships with city agencies. coming up after the break, e-coli outbreak linked to a vegetable made here in california. what you need to know. >> and crop for celebrating remarkable women of the bay area. but we need your help to share their stories. if you know a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year and to that nomination by scanning the qr code on your screen or head to kron 4 dot com slash remarkable women will be right remarkable women will be right back. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, s

where do you -- the ultimate rank of -- lori: at this point united launch alliance is still launching. it is more expensive, they are not reusable. blue origin hasd their vulcan rocket. i think in 2025 they will launch new glenn which is supposed to be reusable over the longer-term. the europeans are developing new vehicles, mostly not reusable. there is no question space-x is in the lead. as i have said in my book, it would be hard for anyone to catch up in 10 years unless space-x and elon musk trips. caroline: escaping gravity, your firsthand account of the new era of nasa in space. we thank you very much. coming up, comcast plans a cable tv spinoff. we will have all of the details. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ >> there could be more decline, it could level off. youtube tv, hulu live. >> will it hurt your soul if youtube tv surpasses you as the biggest cable provider? >> not if they are using xfinity broadband. we will have transitioned our company. we will be happy with the comcast nbc universal we got. caroline: transitioning carefully. the comcast ceo in october when he floated the idea of spinning off the company's cable networks to a n

has not yet been called. in oregon's fifth congressional district bynum holds a lead over lori chavez dare member.rst congressional district. republican incumbent congresswoman mariannette miller meeks is county confident in her lead 799 votes after she won by just six votes in 2020. house speaker mike johnson is confident that g.o.p. will maintain its majority. listen. >> everybody fed up about the cost of living, their rising crime rates, the wide open border and weakness on the world stage and we have plans to fix all of that i'm convince weed have the white house, the senate and the house. i think we will deliver that majority. we will be ready to play ball on day one. >> steve, back to you. >> steve: all right, brooke. thank you very much for the live report. coming up on 6:30 here in the east. a "wall street journal" op-ed out this morning argues the democrats have no one to blame but themselves as voters rejected a far left agenda, including the failure of bidenomics, cultural imperialism, such as woke gender policies and more regulations, just to name a couple. fox news contributor and "wa

has been called to do. so. with further ado, we're going to introduce our first speaker. pastor lory manning of skyline community church. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm reverend lory manning that la you are i and they and then i angie. and i'm the pastor skyline community church, united church of christ oakland were active members of the interfaith council for justice in jails and also for faith in action, the and i'd like to share statement on behalf of both. faith in action, east bay. and i see jj, from a christian perspective that i hope polls, the universal principles of care and concern for the inherent worth and dignity of all people. 72 hours. 3 days. >> the same amount of time they see that we're listening live to a press conference from district attorney pamela price out of alameda county. we're going to take a quick break. why these speakers addressed the crowd here. and addressed the crowd here. and as soon as pamela price takes inez, let me ask you, you're using head & shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it

has incredible amount of composure on camera. able to communicate fantastically with a great medical background. lori chavez dremmer.ost congressional seat race in oregon fess who is happy about this? prounion for the most part but actually, for example with labor she understands et need for free market and understands, too. that blue collar workers got president trump into office. russ vought. people want to point out project 2025, yeah he contributed to it like 900 pages people contribute to a conservative doctrine that are conservative and the biggest think tank in washington. do you know what is important about russ vought. omv director last time firmly in the trump camp. alex wong. one of alex wong's greatest accomplish. s and working with mike waltz underneath him as deputy security adviser he helped broker the north korean situation. helped broker the president going across, establishing communications and they tried to get the framework of a deal it. fell short but don't be surprised if that is reinvigorated again. scott turner, nfl background. played 8 years in the nfl. he has been in and out of the -- unde

in skinny jeans. >> lara: that would be a dream come true. >> lori: we're moving toward a slouchier look. you want to see what the market hasa few styles. we're gonna bring out our first one. her name is maria. come on out here. want to hear from you, young lady, what your concerns are when it comes to finding good denim. >> whenever i purchase my size, i notice within the first 30 minutes they stretched out a lot. very uncomfortable. very unflattering. i have to be pulling them up. nobody wants that, you know? if i go down a size it just doesn't stretch out as much. what do we do? where do i go? >> lori: that was her style emergency. comfort was so important to her. we know she wanted jeans that stretched, lara, but that did not stretch out. right, maria? >> yeah. >> so we went to the made well perfect vintage wide leg. this is that wide leg i was telling you about. the key here is this fabric. lot of us think it's the cut. no. sometimes it's the fabric. so what we did here, we made sure this was 99% cotton and just 1% elastic. sometimes they have too much stretch. we knew she wanted them to feel soft. and they really are,