. >> lydia castillo has been busy this week in 1987, i came to this country and i have a very i needth somebody because my mom passed away and nobody helped me. >> and i decided, you know, one day when i have the opportunity, i want to help to others. >> for two decades, lydia has been cooking up thanksgiving turkeys to share with her neighbors who don't have a warm meal on the holiday. it's a family affair. both of lydia's granddaughters roll up their sleeves for turkey day. >> two i really like this thanksgiving. like i love this holiday about how my grandma like, does this stuff for the people in need. >> the ladies took over the kitchen at their church, los pentecostals de oakland. there's only been one year she couldn't make it happen. >> my younger son passed away in 2020. always. he helped me and always he was. i remember his smile, his hugs and say, mom, thank you. thank you for you do this. >> lydia heard from community members that they missed her thanksgiving meal in 2020, and she committed to coming back in 2021. now, her son's memory lives on in his two daughters, who wo

lydia says she hopes these meals help those in need feel less alone this holiday season. >> i want top others because it's very bad when you don't have help and when you don't have food or don't have a house, you feel like a lonely. >> one person who got a taste of the family's food says it's a tough time to feed a family, but he gave lydia's meal a stellar review. >> como se siente esta comida? rica caliente? >> okay. in oakland, tori gaines ktvu, fox o ne. >> thank you tori. if you're sitting down to have your see it from your table'd love setting to the f or even all the mess after we want to see it all, send in your photos. horizontal video to ktvu. photos at fox.com, including your name and your city, and we just might use it on the air. >> that's that's really fun. do we have an extended period? because i'm cooking on saturday. you know, you can send it all in. okay. hi, everybody. i hope you had a beautiful and happy thanksgiving. this is our live weather camera. clear skies. visibility is unlimited. look just how gorgeous it is here on this thanksgiving 2024. right here in the

lydia, what happened at newark international airport? travel headache for all the travelers passing through the area. what we are seeing is security just behind me. it appears the lines are moving along but the tsa said they are prepared to screen more than 18 million travelers this thanksgiving holiday week. of that would be the busiest travel season for the tsa on record. as you mentioned, we saw hundreds of flight delays at newark caused by a shortage of air traffic controllers. we talked to one traveler who heard about the big mess. >> i hate that it's an inconvenience. i was going to change my flight earlier, i wanted to stay for class. it was devastating. lydia: the shortage of air traffic controllers comes as the faa exceeded its hiring goals for the year but they don't have enough, the faa is telling fox business staffing issues force them to slow traffic into newark yesterday. and hour and 1/2, some delays as long as 3 hours. are we are doing a lot better. the faa is forecasting more delays possible throughout the day into the 1

does joe biden, lydia, pardon hunter on the way out the door? >> i mean at this point he might as well. it would be obviously a tough cell but he has a few more months. it doesn't seem like he's very concerned about necessarily his legacy at this point. it doesn't seem he's very concerned about making his party happy. so i think from his vantage point he feels a lot of anger towards democrats. he might as well but of course obviously not a good look when it's pretty evident to the average american that he did a lot of illicit things from illicit drugs to owning guns he should not have had, to prostitutes it. but will see. >> kevin: brad? >> i think you should at least. he has nothing to lose at this point. put your family first for once. why not? >> kevin: it's interesting. he said he would not do it on multiple occasions he's promised that he would not do it. it would not surprise me up on the way out the door he said i changed my mind. lydia and brad, thank you so much for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> we will terminate every

lydia monahan james think about.ttan judge overseeing trump's sentencing on felony business fraud convictions now postponing a decision on how to proceed in the case in light of his reelection. ashley sturmay are live in new york city with the latest on this. good evening. >> the question remains what will happen to the handful of legal cases against donald trump that as you know dominated much of this past year's news cycle. we still don't have final closure on all of them. all signs are pointing to them being draft for good. today judge merchan delayed a decision on trump's new criminal case at the request of the prosecution which agreed with trump's legal team that his reelection i have an impact on the outcome of the case. trump was found guilty and may on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records stemming from payments he made throughout, rather through his lawyer through adult films are stormy daniels guitar for the election in 2016. manhattan delay d.a. has until november 19th to propose what they think

lydia hu is there. they don't have enough air traffic controllers, lydia? is that it?ter: yeah, there's a shortage of air traffic controllers in philadelphia and that's having a ripple effect across the region and hundreds of flights delayed into newark yesterday and delay as long as three hours and talking to travelers here today and heard about the travel night marry from yesterday and one of them feeling about getting on a plane now. reason. >> i have friends that had to stay the night last night. so i'm hoping that doesn't happen to me this morning. >> but the faa is forecasting the problem to return here to newark. reporter: also jfk and la guardia, which does not bode well because tsa is preparing for what is expected to be the busiest thanksgiving travel week on record for them. they'll screen more than 18 million people starting today going through monday and busiest travel days going to be today and tomorrow and sunday after thanksgiving. >> especially in new york city, 9/11. we didn't communicate democratic governors and mayors of sanctuary cities are shieldi

lydia castillo has been cooking up thanksgiving turkeys to share with neighbors who don't have a warm, two more than last year. the loss of her younger son in 2020 put the that tradition on hold, but she said she wanted to bring it back the following year. >> when i was around like 6 or 7, i would help my grandma go in the kitchen. she would be using this big spoon to mix the mix. the vegetables. >> we start just with two turkeys. when my two kids was little, but now i have my granddaughters big help. >> and she says her son's memory lives on in his two daughters, who are there, working side by side with lydia to keep that tradition alive. hundreds of law enforcement officers spent today giving back to those in need. and as christien kafton shows us, the spirit of giving was alive all across san francisco today. >> one, two, three. >> 7300 of san francisco's finest and bravest gathered in chinatown to celebrate thanksgiving by giving their time to others, volunteering to deliver meals for clients of self-help for the elderly. >> somebody might look at all of us and say, well, who's pr

trace: lydia, julian, jody, steve, thank you all. liberal media melting down over trump's big win tonight. we will talk about that. ♪ wi trace: let's check in on the liberal media on what has to be a tough night for them. that spring and conservative commentator alicia krause and election correspondent real alignment, thank you for coming on, i want to play sound from joy read, kaylee mcghee white was saying it can't wait to watch the view tomorrow. nothing better in the night and to watch joy read you here she is. watch. >> i would like to put the narrative to bed maybe forever, one sensors back would be a realignment, black men, are shifts among the latino voters but you're not seeing shifts among black men, please stop saying bondman. >> gianno caldwell begs a different we saw a significant difference. >> about the data begs to differ. trump was up in republicans up 25% in many counties in georgia, something like 20% certain counties including wayne county and michigan. this is a big shift in joy read is totally out of touch and u

jake, let me pick up on what lydia was showing us.s last cpi report, shell shelter up 5, care for invalids up almost 9. motor vehicle insurance up 16%. by law, you have to have hose things. >> right. charles: but the fed can't do anything about this. so they can raise, hike, lower, i mean, what can the fed do do to curb this part of inflation? >> they really can't do the anything. and we've talked about discretionary versus nondiscretionary inflation in the past, the nondiscretionary being where the stickiness is. it includes a lot of things we just went through here. discretionary inflation is down to platte to network right? so the -- frat to negative. the -- flat to negative. it's really come unwound because pricing power's getting crowded out by things like health care going up, insurance, etc. i think one of the good things to be hopeful about as we move through 2025 the, shelter's going to come down. we've seen significant rent deflation because there's too much multi-family supply now on the market. and then on the auto insuran

lydia is here to balance the books.tate of superstar cross between vin diesel enjoy weed without a big. ehrenberg is back. the podcast powerhouse monday night football legend mostly because of the numbers he put up in the bar after the game. show is here goodwin. president elect trump, trippy disciple you went back to the white house and had this to say to america upon his return. >> thank you very much. politics is tough and the many cases that a nice world but it is today and i appreciate it very much. a transition so smooth, smooth as it can sit and i appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> win-win because trump is thrilled to be back at the white house told the white house staff was thrilled because it was the one time they didn't have to worry about joe getting class while giving it to her. they have to find him in the rose garden. let's start here, is there a bigger middle finger in world history than trump landing his own jet base three and a half years after he left and what some people claimed was defeat in the 20

lydia, what exactly are they planning on doing immediately?top line, and we know elon and vivek wrote an op-ed in the wall street journal today, we want to slash regulation where you won't need as many government employees to enforce those regulations. if you have fewer employees, they're going to create less regulations. >> jesse: so you cut regulations and you cut the bureaucrats because they don't need to enforce the regulations that aren't there anymore. what about all these stupid things they're spending money on like gin or tequilla for sunfish? >> i know a lot of these are near and dear to our heart like transgender monkey research. but they're thinking about what can we do to reshape the government. one of the things they're focussed on -- and just for context, the government has not actually shrunk in 100 years. and people have tried to do it, but the status quo does not want to lose its status. and the reason i think people have failed before is because they have ideas but they don't implement them. we're hearing elon and vivek are l

lydia, you have three children and years ago you were looking into vaccine side effects when you came across rfk jr.. and what he was saying about vaccines. what was it about him and what he was saying that won you over to his thinking on the topic? >> well him and others like him like to offer the anti-vax movement and way of life as a magic wand to prevent everything from happening to your children. everything from autism to allergies to cancer. you know bad attitude, like you name it right? like so it is very, um, a uh inviting to parents that are wanting to give their children the best possible chance at life and so that's what drew me to it in the beginning. my daughter did have a minor reaction and wasn't dealt with properly by public health and explained properly and so when i went to the forums online, which introduced me to people like rfk, they convinced me my daughter had brain damage. my daughter is an honors student now at 16, so that actually didn't happen. but the seed was planted and the fear was put in and it feels like a magic wand to protect your children from every

i'm a british janice, that unfortunately many concerts before sarah, lydia found africa. so when it comes with a new credit started, i want to keep, if you could, can you show me as long as we moved here because my wife from here and she hasn't come back another 20 years. and the course coming to the boss in 2012 for more started 2 years later for us. my daughter now was started coming into the boss before they started early on. i'm quite critical of as an industry, governments and indeed natives involvements. so i left the key of the interesting thing just came through the russian sides. and so i spent much of the last 18 months in don't boston crimea or the poor thing on the concert multiple official cream. i saw a still play on the buck 75 pounds a piece to to not. so i'm gonna use news to device to be used in united which if you through one with data from the gentleman i buildings to chelsea is coming back to look to see if it was an issue with a solution that would be shipped to us at the new, so somebody do appreciate the sites the were leasing the the well yes it w

lydia, thank you, let's start there.or zero evidence, what is the emphasis here? >> that is why i think if the raid went down as we understand it this morning at the apartment in manhattan and took his cell phone, computer and also his girlfriend's phone as well. these guys went all in on this raid. i think libya made the point and i have a feeling this is what it will be, fox business reached out to the fbi but they did not respond to us. the violation of u.s. gambling law, that would make sense that they are looking for evidence. maybe they got a tip off. a beach backing the trades globally. i don't know. but all that electronic can be tracked if smart. >> i'm curious about the timing. two years ago it was ruled americans can't do online betting on cryptocurrency. and two years of breaking rules at that particular corporation. but when they look at it, right after trump winds and the platform potentially called him the winner. the best guy between the two candidates. >> six days after the election and polymarket is not

bring in female institute ke kaylee mcghe white como staff director julian epstein new york reporter lydianahan, welcome to all of you. the economy was the top subject and donald trump talked about it tonight. he wants this economy and he needs this thing to get back on the right track. speed so to make. >> exactly right, we can actually get something done especially with the speaker, the current speaker of the house really pushing the legislation forward to change things. one of the things i think about we have a trillion dollars in credit card debt. we have 10% default rate, inflation is eating up wages. people really haven't seen much growth and that is a problem. donald trump says he will fix it. i think the question is, how do you lay out those plans for the american people in the coming days exactly what you are going to do and how you will bring this economy back and ensure the american people can live a good life again versus adding three or four jobs to make ends meet? be when we analyzed and we had an hour to look at the numbers d step we talked a lot about the t long. and all of

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lydia hu is at newark airport in new jersey with more. talking about a shortage of air traffic controllers even though the faa says they exceeded their hiring goal for the year, they still don't have quite enough. we're focusing in on the philadelphia area actually where it turns out they don't have enough air traffic controllers and the ripple effect being felt across the region including here at newark international airport. yesterday we saw delays by the hundreds. average delay by an hour and a half. longest notched almost three hours. we talked to one traveler this morning how she is feeling about getting on an airplane today. listen. >> i have friends that had to stay the night last night. so i'm hoping that doesn't happen to me this morning. i would give it a 70/30 chance. i'm not too optimistic but hopeful. >> so dana the encourage knowledge news at the moment we aren't notching the same type of delays we saw yesterday. counting maybe roughly a dozen or so at the moment at newark. the faa is already forecasting delays and even grou

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lydia hu has the details. >> we're hearing from elon musk also.anhattan home of the 26-year-old ceo just early yesterday. the raid comes after the platform put the odds of donald trump's victory last week at 58% correctly predicting the outcome. trump's victory. coplan said "it's discouraging that the current administration would seek a last ditch effort to go after companies that they deemed to be associated with political opponents. the incumbents should do self-reflecting and recognize taking a more pro business may be what would have changed the fate of this election." to that, elon musk replied indeed! the doj declined a comment on the raid and the fbi did not get back to us with a comment. the agencies are reportedly investigating polymarket for accepting trades from users based in the united states. election betting was legalized in the u.s. this year, but polymarket is not approved with the commodities futures trading commission. the platform is not supposed to be available in the u.s. polymarket gained a lot of attention this election cyc

thanks, lydia hu from fox business.thank you. >> everyone who served with him will tell you he is one of the most intelligent members of congress. he is an accomplished attorney and very concerned about the lawfare that has been occurring in the department of justice under the biden administration. >> dana: speaker mike johnson backing matt gaetz for attorney general. why some republicans are less enthusiastic. >> bill: the newly department of government efficiency looking to slash spending. will the senate go along with it? we'll talk to a republican about that. >> dana: gearing up for mass deportations. will blue city mayors cooperate? >> i'm willing to sit down with this administration like i tried to sit down with the previous administration and say we have a problem that's overrunning cities. ♪ over 600,000 usps employees working in sync to ensure everything sent on its holiday ride ends with a moment of joy. ♪ the united states postal service. [♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's healin

lydia hu is live in new jersey with more. what will travelers do?their concerns as we're reporting on this story today. this potential -- petition for bankruptcy is coming after two failed attempts at business deals involving spirit airlines. the first was a merger with frontier airlines and jetblue proposed an acquisition that was blocked by the biden administration earlier this year. some analysts say that deal would have surged customers with more travel options. listen here. >> it would have been good for the consumer because it would allow jetblue to grow right away. the biggest impediments to growth for jetblue is pilots and airplanes. spirit had both of them and the consumer would have another global option. >> but that deal now off the table. spirit, as you know, is known for cheap air fares but struggled to turn a profit. customer base has struggled under the weight of inflation. after the mergers were blocked spirit announced cost cutting measures taking effect next year. plans to lay off workers and selling airplanes. now they are turning

lydia hu live at the newark liberty airport in new jersey, what are we seeing there?great to be with you. conditions here at newark in terms of delays and cancellations looking better today much to the relief of travelers. we are tracking about two dozen delays inbound and outbound flights here from newark, according to flight aware, much improved from just yesterday when we saw hundreds of flights here at newark delay because of that shortage in air traffic controllers. the faa tells us they actually exceeded their hiring goal for the year but still down in philadelphia didn't have enough air traffic controllers on hand and the faa said that force them to slow air traffic into newark airport yesterday causing all of those delays and that travel nightmare. we talked to some travelers here this morning who knew what happened yesterday. they are trying to keep the optimism up for this whole holiday week. listen to this. >> i hate, it's an inconvenience for my flight, but i still wonder why. i was even going to change my flight earlier on monday so i could go home earlie

lydia, thanks very much, indeed. kevin o'leary with us this morning. this subject. do you believe that the raid was part of a legitimate investigation into manipulation or was it political retribution? >> no, not at all. the rules are very, very plain and transparent about online gambling and betting. and what is going on here is to scrutinize whether any of those rules were broken. this is a lot of money. there was reportedly a whale that made a very large gain on this. they're just going to look at it and say show us the accounts, shows us the transactions and show us the proceeds. the use of funds transferred in, transferred out. and it's all online. it's all on the blockchain. they'll be able to do this in a matter of a week or so, to see if this company, in fact, broke the rules. now, it'll be a bad outcome for this man if he did. the penalization on crypto cowboys of late has been really tough, as you know, with sam bankman-fried. i hope not for this guy, but, you know, at the end of the day they're abiding by a ruling and a settlement. you don't

liz: interesting thank you so much, lydia hu.t up the best republican performance for a republican nominee for president and at least 20 years if not the entire 21st century. we're talking about chicago, los angeles, new york city, san francisco, across the map, donald trump put up historically strong numbers for republican candidate, for president, in places that truthfully if you'd ask me eight years ago i would have never thought possible. liz: okay that was cnn's polling analyst, even more data coming in on trump's historic route of kamala harris. we got reports coming in the harris campaign though, you know how they tried to, they spent a billion dollars, about a billion bucks and spend 20 million on celebrities and million dollars to oprah? so, it looks like harris campaign donated half a million dollars to al sharpton's non-profit before he did a softball msnbc interview with kamala harris. let's bring in seattle talk radio host jason rantz. what's your reaction to that story? >> it's really interesting because look at the

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stuart: lydia, thanks very much, indeed.prosecutor andrew cherkasky. welcome back to the show. if the judge does not throw out the case, then trump's going to be sentenced november 26th. that's how things stand? >> i think that judge merchan has to kiss miss the case. whether -- dismiss the case. whether he actually has the judicial humility to do so, i doubt it he has been notoriously harsh on donald trump. but the supreme court laid this out quite well. they said not only can you not prosecute a sitting president for official acts for that actual crime, but you can't even use evidence of that the for acts that are unofficial. so you can't mix the two. and that's what happened at at the new york tile -- trial, is that they used testimony from individuals like hope hicks. and then the prosecutors in their closing argument said that was critical information in the course of the trial. and so what judge merchan has to do at this point if he's paying attention to what the supreme court is saying -- and, remember, the supreme co

lydia hu. this is a big story. it's going to unravel the education department. what do you think, ryan? >> i think parents should have options. one thing we heard about with public schools is how woke they've become and if that's not the education you want to give your kids, you don't have a choice if you can't afford a private school in the area which sometimes in the area, like new york it's astronomical but to give parents more options it's a big deal. maria: you had an opportunity for charter schools. democrats stopped it, jonathan. >> they fight it at every turn. that's the amazing thing. randy weingart doctors. randy weingartner, she's moreco. student achievement in the country has gone down. the real question shouldn't be should we get rid of it. the question should be, why should we keep it if it's not doing anything and the biden administration, one other point, they just basically said we need to bail out college students because their decision to go to higher education was a catastrophe that the government had to get involved so clearly we're failing

stuart: lydia, thanks so much, indeed.deral prosecutor andrew cherkasky is joining me now. what do you expect judge merchan to do? >> it's not so much what i expect him to do, it's what i think he should do, is dismiss the case. and that would, essentially, allow for the opportunity to the rebring the case after trump comes back from being in office in four years from now. that could theoretically happen. but the problem is he has immunity, and the case was tainted by evidence regarding immunity. what i i think judge merchan is going to do is find some a path to just stay this case where it just stays in this position indefinitely. there's other things that he can do. one of the big concerns with that is the fact that we're post-verdict right now, and that means that the court actually has some degree of control. there's conditions of release, they call it, on president trump. that, i think, violates the supremacy clause. while a president is in office, a judge in new york city should not have control over gagging him or h

lydia, thank you so much. bobby and mitch back with us.ernational airport. alone the plane, spirit airlines plane here. the fact of the matter is you're not seeing as many, and that could be an issue into the christmas holiday here. bobby, you know, this could have been prevented if either one of those mergers or takeovers that would have included spirit were allowed to go through. we don't know whether they would have worked, but certainly, it wouldn't have pushed an airline into bankruptcy. what do you think? >> this is an inevitable result of government getting involved where they shouldn't. a lot of create ins might say that michael boyd doesn't understand the airline industry, but he certainly understands it more than the justice department does, more than i do from an internal perspective. and when i look at it and i see that they had decided to be acquired or they decided to merge, i'm just not a fan of governments going in and saying that's going to hurt the low cost consumer. if an airline cannot turn a profit at a price, somethin

let's take it live to lydia hu who's at liberty international airport in new jersey.are officials saying about those with tickets in their hand for thanksgiving? >> reporter: you know what, liz? they're trying to calm the fierce or any never travel -- fierce or any nervous if travel concerns for passengers. they say that operations will continue normal for now. they will still ohioan all tickets and credits -- honor all tickets and credits and points as they always do. but longer term, the analysts tell me this bankruptcy could mean some real changes for spirit. it could be that spirit has to pull back on the amount of service or the destinations that it goes to. it could mean changes in terms of the fleet, a smaller fleet of planes. but this bankruptcy will allow the company to restructure its mounting debt and keep on flying. the ceo, ted christie, had this to say in a statement. he said the bankruptcy will, quote, materially strengthen our balance sheet and position spirit for the future while we continue executing on our strategic initiatives to transform our gues

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lydia castillo has been cooking up thanksgiving turkeys to share with neighbors who don't have a warm meal on the holiday. the loss of her younger son in 2020 put that tradition on hold, but lydia brought it back the following year with the help of her two daughters. >> when i was around like 6 or 7, i would help my grandma go in the kitchen. she would be using this big spoon to mix the mix. the vegetables. >> we started just with two turkeys. when my two kids was little, but now i have my granddaughters big help. >> lydia says the thanksgiving holiday helping others is the best way to honor the memory of her late son. >> even before thanksgiving was in the books, some bay area families were looking ahead to the next big holiday. local christmas tree lots are expecting big crowds again today. ktvu zac sos went to one lot in san francisco last night where several families went straight to the tree lot after a turkey dinner. everyone i think so. >> for stephanie and j.w. thanksgiving trek to clancy's tree lot in san francisco's sunset. >> it's him on the ladder. >> an annual tradition.

when my two kids was little, but now i have my granddaughters big help. >> lydia says the thanksgiving holiday helping others is the best way to honor the memory of her late son. >> mammoth mountain says it's officially logged its snowiest november in the past 14 years. the ski resort saw more than 60in of snow this month. the trails are now packed with fresh powder. the resort says it received 29in in the past three days. now ready for skiers and boarders to come check out the slopes. if you'd like to head up, a number of ski resorts are opening this weekend. good news for those getting out of town. sierra tahoe, soda springs and donner ski ranch are all opening today to kick off the new season. it's cold. >> it is cold out there. i'll tell you. yesterday there was frost on the grass. >> steve, during that turkey trot while you warmed up by mile one. >> yeah. pretty much. >> all right. the plunge of cold air has begun. and you can see bismarck two below. minneapolis 13, des moines 11. and that's going to be the main weather factor here probably for a whil, as this just takes a dip lik