. >> todd: republicans pushing hard on kitchen table is issues >> marianne: one hot race is in new york, republican lee zeldin is hoping to become the state's first republican governor since 1994, he's in a tight race against incumbent kathy hochul who criticized lee zeldin's focus on out of control crime in the city. >> he's been hyperventilating, trying to scare people for months and new yorkers are on to it, all the organizations have called him out for what he is doing, fearmongering. >> she's missed on an opportunity to connect with voters on an issue most important to so many of them, she's ridiculed them. as a result, come tomorrow, i believe she is going to get fired by the voters of new york who want to take their streets back. >> marianne: another race to watch is oregon, drazen hopes to unseat cotech. >> oregon citizens are talking about kitchen table issues, tina cotech has been in charge and linked arms with kate brown and driven our beautiful great state of oregon into the ditch and oregon citizens demand better. >> marianne: former news anchor cari lake pulled ahead of ka

marianne, what do we know? >> it's dangerous severe weather outbreak is underway and parts of the south and conditions are expected to get much worse. the national weather service confirming tornadoes were on the ground in mississippi tonight. tornado and flash flood warnings issued earlier in the state, is dangerous super cells move through. the state's emergency management agency urging the entire state to be vigilant. >> i think the nighttime portion, that's what worries us the most, because some people may be asleep, some people may be traveling. >> reports coming from choctaw county of destruction from strong winds, several homes torn apart on a steeple blown off the church. major lightning strike in jackson, sheriff's deputy describing some of that damage. >> there in the sherwood community. lifted off the house, twisted 180 degrees and dropped back down on the home. >> parts of alabama have reported large hail. that is expected to be in the storm's path in the overnight hours. heavy storms reported from

. ♪ marianne: love, i marianne mcsherry.ide source," this is ukraine says it is making major dances after the russians abandon their positions around kherson. >> the enemy does not give us goodwill. marianne: kherson is the only regional capital of the russians are taken since the invasion began her. the founder of of the world's biggest crypto trading firms apologizes for financial turmoil as it nears collapse. investor can't withdraw their funds. the families of a british egyptian suspect to is anna hunter -- hunnger strike says they are carrying out a medical intervention. at climate talks at the when, new analysis shows the number of delegates with links to fossil fuel at cop has jumped 25%ince they last met. ♪ maryam: we start with ukraine and russia's announcement of a military withdrawal from the southern city of kherson. they head of ukraine's military says russia was left with no options after his forces severely disrupted their command systems. a general said his men made significant gains in the region of the past

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first to marianne rafferty with the biden administration's zero response to china's zero covid policy. >> good evening. china's people are protesting in the streets against its draconian zero covid policy, the white house as those lockdowns will not happen here as present buying ways how forcefully he plans to support those taking to the streets in china. >> white is the white house's line that everybody has the right to peacefully protest and not "the u.s. thinks it's bad to lock people up in their houses to stop covid." >> the lockdown is not a policy that we are going to support here. >> still, there are increasing because within the biden administration to bring back covid protocols. that includes mandatory masking. dr. anthony fauci saying china zero covid policy is just unrealistic. >> their approach has been very, very severe and rather draconian in the kinds of shutdowns without a seeming purpose. >> and with mounting protests in china streets after several people died while locked inside a building when a fire broke out, tensions are high among its people. the white house ada

marianne rafferty is live with more, good morning. >> marianne: good morning, chaos at the border as migrants are cleared from a camp where they were awaiting the end of title 42, they were camped out with custom and border patrol officers were assaulted by migrants carrying a large venezuelan flag. they were starting fires and throwing wood at mexican police. they are bracing for massive impact when title 42 goes away. if title 42 ends we will see a broken situation back inundated, no choice to prioritize detainee function or actual enforcement. 1.7 million have been sent back through mexico or to their home cou country. fema thinks the numbers will sky rocket, 18,000 expected everyday, 540,000 every month and 6.5 million in a year, with potential to overrun cpb and put greater strain on resources in border towns. >> people are terrified title 42 is coming to an end on december 21, i wish the administration would have a conversation on real solutions. >> marianne: according to texas department of habitual safety, mexico authorities was offering bus rides to shelters, but most refuse

michelle, marianne, thank you both. coming up, baffling twist of the murders in four idaho college students. the four victims were all inside the home but have you heard t this? so were two other roommates. criminal defense attorney bob bianchi joins us live as the mystery deepens. hi, i'm angela. i've lost 58 pounds with golo and i've kept it off. i suffer from autoimmune hypothyroid and i always thought it would be so difficult to lose weight, but with golo, it simply wasn't. these days it seems like everything is vying for your attention. there are tons of trending dances to discover on social media, and there's even this... the easiest way to book an exam at america's best. get two pairs and a free exam for $79.95. book your exam today. >> trace: stunning new information coming into "fox news @ night" as authorities in moscow, idaho, warn residents to stay vigilant while they continue searching for a suspect in the murders of four university students. senior correspondent laura ingle has the latest. >> trace, answer

marianne rafferty has all the details, marianne. >> good morning todd and carley.in mccarthy not mincing words to the border and plans to hold congressional hearings on border security at the literal border. mccarthy saying it is so bad, republicans take control of the house, they are giving dhs secretary l hunter america's a choice to resign or face impeachment. >> secretary secretary mayorkas testified under oath that yes, the border is secure. i'm here to tell you that it does not appear the secretary mayorkas does not resign, house republicans will investigate evy order, every action and every failure to determine whether we can begin impeachment inquiry. >> customs and border patrol officials are saying record numbers of so-called got a ways they know migrants have come through are not caught. and got away stand at 3,500,000 since october 1st and encounters way up with just under 300,000 this time last year. and sadly 53 migrants have died trying to cross illegally. with title 42 set to expire, those numbers are likely to soar, 15 republican-led states request

back to you guys. >> carley: marianne rafferty let's bring out the director tom homan.nne say this could be a nightmare before christmas because title 42 will and right around the holidays. and we expect a flow of migrants to flow into the country. in response to that what do you make of the situation that the camp was cleared by mexican officials on the mexican side of the border? why did mexico target that camp specifically? >> my guess is they were asked by the administration to do it. they are trying to lessen the blow that will happen to title 42. they are trying to control the optics. getting gnomic getting rid of this camp will give them a better picture for title 42 is . look this administration and i've been saying this the last two years. this administration, if a thing they do is about optics. they send more agents to the border, not to secure the border or enforce the law but to process and lands quicker, release quicker so it's not overcrowded. if it is not overcrowded, they can claim there is no crisis. the secretary still claims today there is no crisis a

meanwhile, you are reviewing ours with marianne.id as part of a project as part of our series of stories to love your own. we went to a jewelry factory. yes, and now we know which, it turns out, any quality diamond has 57 facets. yes? well, of course, you can consider that your happiness depends on a rare diamond and buy it at auction. or maybe that's just how she said to love hers. and right now we are offering you our report on the trip, and the porcelain capital, belarus, you can do it like that, of course, dobrush let's go to dobraya. do you think it's porcelain or ceramics? porcelain? i even know where it is made. this is because we came to the dobrish porcelain factory. ha ha ha. no, according to the picture. look at madonna, it has been produced for half a century already at this factory. it is the hallmark of the company. it begins in 1975, when it was decided to build a factory in the city of dobrush. today, the dubrov porcelain factory is the only porcelain manufacturer in the republic of belarus. we are the largest enterp

marianne lafferty is life with closer look at the top issues. >> there are several big referendums being placed before voters tomorrow all over the country. but start california but governor gavin newsom is urging voters to say no to a proposition that claims to reduce pollution by providing companies with money to go toward going all electric. he says in the ad don't be full the prop 30 has been advertised as a climate initiative but reality devised by single corporation to a state income taxes to benefit their company. put simply prop that is a troja horse up with corporate welfare about the physical welfare of our entire estate. prop 30 and unnecessary tax on the wealthy paid for by those making over 2 million. the the proponents were stunned when newsom came out against it. and a statement they say it's disappointing that governor would side with the california republican party and a handful of san francisco billionaires who would rather kids pray a toxic polluted air and pay thei fair share. now we got a marijuana legalization of being concerned by it five states and four of which a

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i'm marianne rafferty now back to one nation. brian: you heard the phrase get wokwoke or go broke.f business giants are writing racial and gender quotas into their credit agreements with banks and earning better rates for diverse agreements. the woker they are,' more money they make. many of these companies are household names, pfizer, blackrock and more. so what does this mean for the future of business in america? it used to be the best of the best in the world because of our workework -- our work ethic. here is the king of the corporate turn-around. david sochel, he's author of the great book "america in perspective." your reaction to this being built into credit agreement. did you know this was going on? >> i heard of it. it's part of the virtue signaling reported progress. i think it's dying and withering on the vine. the reality is this whole woke nonsense is antithetical to our constitution. freedom of speech is the most important freedom we have. when you have cancel culture and wokeism, you are destroying the country, you are not helping it. but i think people are getting

. >> todd: marianne rafferty with all the details, marianne. >> governor abbott declaring the bordering "i am poked the u.s. constitutions to fully authorized texas to take unprecedented measures to defend the state against an invasion." meanwhile federal judge andyuese expulsion of the illegal migrants. so far, 2.3 million border encounters this year alone dropping title 42 may invite more illegal crossings. governor abbott does plane to keep busing migrants to sanctuary cities with one scheduled to arrive in philadelphia tomorrow. his office sang until the biden administration does this job to bring texas with sustainable border security, texas will continue to do more than any other state in the nation's history to defend against an invasion along the border including adding more sanctuary cities like philadelphia. his drop-off locations for bussing strategy. philadelphia's mayor making it clear he is not happy with abbott saying as a proud welcoming city, we will agree to migrate newly arrived neighbors with respect. it is disgusting to hear governor abbott and administration con

. >> carley: marianne. >> kevin mccarthyy not mincing words.old congressional hearings on border security at the border. it's so bad when republicans take control of the house they are giving dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas a choice either resign or face impeachment. >> secretary mayorkas testified under oath that, yes, the border is secure. i'm here to tell you it is not. if secretary mayorkas does not resign, house republicans will investigate every order, every action, and every failure will determine whether we can begin impeachment infiery. >> customs and border patrol officials say they are seeing record numbers of so-called got-aways, migrants say come through but not caught. 135,000 since october 1st. overall encounters way up with nearly 350,000 in 2023. that's up from just under 300,000 this time last year. and sadly 53 migrants have died trying to cross illegally. and with title 42 set to expire, those numbers are likely to soar. 15 states are requesting a judge to keep the title 42 policy in place and still the biden white house mo

twitter has not responded to the legal action, todd, carl e. >> todd: marianne, thank you.'s break this down what this means and how this all goes. these attorneys that filed the suit had the suits ready to go on a moment's notice whenever you hear of a mass layoff like this. elonva shows a lot of attention by announcing the stuff in such a hot profile person. the same attorneys with testing before. it will not prevent the layoffs. all it will do is ensure what they are entitled to to the law 60 days or get paid for those 60 days and then immediately. >> you mentioned the tesla lawsuit and elon musk called that trivial so we will have to see what approach he takes. this time around but the reason he wants to let these people go, i mean, so many people's lives and it's tragic is because twitter spends so much money when it comes to paying employees. i think the average salary is between $150,000.230000, but also he's coming in and there is going to be a little bit of an ideological shift in the country. you need to have people who agree with your new vision and new path for

i guess that make me and marianne too mad. economists. so we're we're pleased that you're here today that we can share with you the madness that we've discovered all around us in addition to julian simon. our work is also based on three propositions from gilder. wealth is. wealth is knowledge, growth is learning and money is time. from these three properties missions, we can derive a theorem the growth of knowledge can be measured with. it is this thing. here we go. okay. so this was really the first conceptual step that we made. we had to. beyond measuring things with money and begin to measure things time. now, scarcity about what we want and abundance is about what we have. we can never really measure scarcity because we measure it against this infinite. but we can measure and quantify abundance. abundance can be measured and it can be thought of is what is the percentage change in what you get today for the same amount of time? yesterday is this change in time over time. that's how we can quantify and measure it. now, one of our astut

pete: marianne after getter with the details.ter: six people are feared dead after the midair crash yesterday. we warn you some may find the following video disturbing. two historic world war ii planes, a boeing b-17 flying fortress, bell p-17f king coke bra plane crashed into each other at the wings over dallas show. the airshow honoring veterans day, attracting thousands throughout the weekend. the crash causing a large fire and sending plumes of black smoke into the sky. officials say only volunteers with years of experience in the antique planes were onboard at the time of the crash. witnesses saying they thought the explosion was part of the show before realizing the horror of what took place. >> then shocked. can't even tell you what was going through my mind. i saw the black smoke, couldn't believe what i was seeing. reporter: two highways were closed after debris from the crash fell. investigation into the crash is underway. the national transportation safety board is launching a go team after a mid-air collision between

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marianne rafferty, fox news.isco international airport is expecting one of its busiest holiday travel season since the beginning of the pandemic. the holiday travel season begins actually this friday, and that is when about 140,000 passengers are expected to travel through sfo airport says in total five million travelers are expected sfl between thanksgiving and new year's day. that's about 85% of the number of travelers during the 2019 holiday travel season. as the holidays approach. many people are looking for ways to keep holiday gift giving from putting a strain on personal finances. financial experts say . a problem a lot of people have is that they tend to go overboard with holiday spending earlier today, on mornings on to the nine i spoke with, said rick nash, he went over a few of the things that you can do to avoid overspending this holiday season. i would say the cap and i would hold to it and then i will also focus on very impactful, less expensive gifts that are experiential because those experiential

marianne is in albuquerque, new mexico a democrat good morning. >> good morning. may have missed the earliest part of the discussion pretty but i have not heard this morning the calculus with all of these relationships with climate change. cook let's pick up. >> sure sure. twomi largest emitters bending e curve in reducing carbon emissions. the chinese haveca not. they have a developing country used the space to commit that by 2030 they will start bending that curve down. until they still are increasing their carbonas emissions. at the same time they've also started to develop green tech renewable energies, electric vehicles everyone is probably familiar with that. as a result of the tensions over taiwan house speaker pelosi the chinese response canceled or suspended the dialogue over claimant that john kerry had been leading for the u.s. i think, it's not precisely clear what they said on this exact issue at the meeting. but president biden did suggest that the two sides should be able to engage on transnational issues, climate being very first one he mentioned.

marianne rafferty takes a closer look.re not something you'd expect to find in a major city. but roughly 100 ft, below the bustling streets of london. officials at zero carbon farms have transformed an underground world war, two air raid shelter into the farm of the future. we don't use soil so we don't get agricultural runoff, the eu's renewable energy we use recirculating water and what we're able to grow the crops 365 days a year, with little impact on the environment here, gardeners are producing various salad greens for restaurants and supermarkets. and even though the operation is in london, similar concepts could be used. in major cities here in the us, offering more solutions to combat worsening climate and economic issues around the world farming and traditional farming has a lot of challenges. um not least of all because of climate change, inconsistent weather supply chain issues while also providing an eco friendly way to ramp up food production. we're gonna have another two billion people on the planet by 2050,

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and so i behave modestly when when you are with one of the children, angry, maybe with marianne?ready, as with friends, as with close people, maybe you even take some advice from them, maybe there were some things they already said to you, which helped you a lot at some point he was in business specialist. he helps me. well, of course, yes, she knows better than me about different gadgets there, by the way, i get information from him. what young guys or groups are modern, how do they work there? how are they moving forward? well done. in this sense, and rodion and marianna and philip can at the same time, for example, here i am somewhere abroad, but my english is not very good. and when i call, and there is something sensible to me, is there an italian or an englishman? i put it on speakerphone. i say, there is rodion or there is philip or mary, come on, talk. and when they translate for me. i hear. you know what i hear this moment. i hear the rustle of my money invested in their education. this is how they help me rodion as with marianna, in principle, you yourself are her birth

the territory of the plant yesterday evening and this morning, the general director of megaterafel marianne grossi said, according to him, some systems and buildings were damaged at the site, however, the hits are not critical for nuclear safety there are also no casualties, at the same time , energoatom clarified that as a result of the morning russian shelling, at least 12 hits were recorded on the infrastructure of the zaporizhzhia npp there they said that the russians targeted and disabled exactly the infrastructure that was necessary for the launch of the fifth and sixth power units and the restoration of electricity production at the zaporizhzhya npp for the needs of ukraine. russia is planning a provocation on belarusian critical infrastructure facilities, in particular on belarusian nuclear power plants. the main directorate of intelligence of the ministry of defense of ukraine, probable locations of incidents in the territories bordering the borders of the countries and ukraine, in particular, grudnytsia and brest regions, one of the main goals of the belarusian nuclear power plant

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marianne is in albuquerque, new mexico. good morning. caller: i may have missed the earliest part of the discussion, but what i have not heard is the calculus in connection with all of these relationships about climate change. host: let's pick it up. guest: sure. the u.s. and china are the world's largest carbon emitters. the u.s. has done a pretty good job in the last decade bending the curve and reducing carbon emissions overall and per capita. the chinese have not. they have used the space to commit that by 2030 there will start sending that curve down. they are still increasing their carbon emissions. at the same time they have also started to develop green tech, renewable energy, electric vehicles come everyone is probably familiar with that. the results of the tensions over taiwan, how speaker pelosi said the chinese canceled or suspended the dialogue ever climate that john kerry had been leading for the u.s.. it is not precisely clear with they said on this exact issue, but president biden did suggest that the two sides should be

and the new day is thursday, the tenth of november, marianne spoke out. now i am friends. we'll tell you in the next hour. that's what? why translucent plates and why lipog is needed today we will present a video report on our trip to the dobrush porcelain factory. it will be very interesting what to eat and drink so as not to get sick, we will remind you once again what you are doing so as not to catch the flu, by the way, you have not yet been vaccinated late. a very source of potassium and calcium. let's learn how to make an omelette, where there are a lot of greens and vitamins. hmm , interesting. will wait. i'm looking forward to the recipe for this omelet. well, now with the help of a telemostak. we were joined by our colleague from vitebsk, our beloved colleague from vitebsk yes, i would saychenko, vanya good morning, share the news. hello and good morning. belarus itself after your announcement, as i go shopping and see through the plates. i really became interested. why does this need a plot. take a look and you will know. for what shine through plates? and mugs e

how many ah, hello, i'm marianne. no mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program stranded at sea for weeks. italy says one of 3 migrant rescue ships will be allowed to dock, but only for medical checks. u. s. president joe by riley's vote is in the battle ground state of pennsylvania with just 3 days left before the midterm elections. the colombian sea bank helping to future proof the global food supply against extreme why the deforestation and human act servicing. ah, lo and welcome to the program, we've begin in ukraine and for the 1st time mirand as acknowledge that it sent drones to russia. aaron's foreign minister said on saturday that his country is supplied moscow with that equipment, farts for st. amir of de la yon says the small shipment was sent months before the invasion of ukraine, and terran is no longer supplying them. keep is claiming that kamikaze drove been used to bomb sissies and energy facilities. were on the front lines you crazy, eastern city of back. what is facing intense fighting, o

well, marianne's best girl friends are diamonds.roud of yours, love yours. best friend the one who can give you such beautiful earrings such jewelry has gone commercially. this is such a life, i really, when you try on jewelry , you feel like some very expensive woman. by the way, in december this wonderful jewelry factory will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary. you can imagine. well, as they say, rich. history, very soon it will be, but really be proud, you know that we have such love your own. well, now is the time to look at our meteorological map. there are also those diamonds from the sky in the form of snow. so today in minsk during the day it will be up to minus five degrees in brest -1 °,1. in vitebsk -3 -5, yes, minus two is expected in gomel in grodno, yes, plus one and minus 3 minus five in mogilev. what did she say about diamonds from the sky? here they are, but they will fall. i am i hope i couldn't in this state. everything, it will be classic snow. by the way, weather forecasters promise that during. week the tempera

marianne: welcome to fox news live.rats will keep control of the senate with mastro * holding on to her seat in nevada. democrats-have at leave it 50 seats with kamala harris being the deciding vote. the georgia race will be decide in a runoff next month. ftx says there has been unauthorized access to their accounts after they filed for bankruptcy. the company is switching off the ability to trade or withdraw fund after $470 million was missing from the exchange. 7. dan: while voters were casting their mid-term ballots. john kerry was boasting that the suicidal climate change rollout will be modeled after the covid vax mandate enough. >> we modeled it somewhat of what happened with vaccines. people putting capital at risk knew they could get a run on their capital and cover their expenses. where human life is at risk now with regard to the challenge of the climate crisis. >> mandating people to do stuff. crony capital i am. it sounds like the great reset. here is mark morano. this was so transparently obvious. the only

. [♪♪] marianne: welcome to fox news live. control of the u.s.could be decide in nevada tonight. masto has taken the lead in that race. the nevada race taking on added importance after democrats won in december giving them 49 seats in the chamber. if masto wins, the democrats will take control of the senate. historic military planes exploding in a ball of flames. it's been determined that no one on the ground was hurt. dan: while voters were casting their mid-term ballots. john kerry was boasting that the suicidal climate change rollout will be modeled after the covid vax mandate enough. >> we modeled it somewhat of what happened with vaccines. people putting capital at risk knew they could get a run on their capital and cover their expenses. where human life is at risk now with regard to the challenge of the climate crisis. >> mandating people to do stuff. crony capital i am. it sounds like the great reset. here is mark morano. this was so transparently obvious. the only thing they pushed about the vaccine and masks were mandates. they are mirro

i'm marianne nemiah's in london. just a quick look at the main stories of.

. >> marianne asked a good question has there ever been a wedding at camp david? >> one wedding. the bush's daughter was married in the chapel. one wedding. >> it's all from facebook asks, what was the biggest surprise you ever had while working at camp david? >> the day the sprinklers went off when president clinton was chipping golf balls behind aspen. the sprinklers go off, i didn't witness it, but the secret service are watching nearby. the sprinklers went off again. he threw his clubs into the golf cart. the bag wasn't secure. the clubs fell over, it's humorous, but you can understand the frustration of someone dealing with that. i try to make light of it that night when he left camp david about finding water holes. it was a poor attempt at humor. you learn the balance of when to be serious and not too serious, when to not be too humorous and went to not be -- that was the funniest time. fortunately, there were no serious incidents. there are tough things going on in the world. i left the month before 9/11 occurred. we spent a lot of time describing what that commander went

well, now marianne please tell us international news, of course, with pleasure, and veterinarians inted to help a seriously ill panda named tom antoine, a bear found a brain tumor. he has already had an mri and the scans showed that the disease is progressing to relieve the pain that antoine takes daily. medicines in food are added to him with additional protein vitamins. experts intend to perform an operation soon, but first you need to check the reaction of the panda to anesthesia. china donated the plan to tuan along with the female yuan yuan taiwan taiwan in 2008 hmm when between the two countries a warm relationship has been established, the meaning of the names of these pans in the hospital is translated as reunion. and the union, so that it’s clear to everyone, they say anton twice, yes, well , actually, why are we telling sick pandas, this is really important, because pandas are the property of the republic of china. well, it's this, well, it's impossible to give there. it can be rented, or. only in such cases something is very important, all the zoos of the world will once a

ah, hello, i'm marianne demising in london, now main stories now ukraine's president logic. zalinski is accused iran of lying about how many drones it supply to russia on saturday to one acknowledge sending a small shipment of tribes to moscow as, as it was delivered before the invasion of ukraine cave is climbing that camera. kazi, drones have been used to bomb cities and several energy facilities. osher is demanding evidence that iranian drones have been used in the conflict ritual. williams, you will separated duelling as iran meat of it. we're shooting down at least 10 iranian drones daily. while the iranian regime claims that allegedly provided a few of them before the start of the full scale invasion rule, only yesterday 11 were destroyed. if you're on, continues to lie about the obvious, it means that the world will make even more effort to investigate the terrorist corporation between the russian and iranian regimes. and what russia pays iran for such corporation did keyboard to hold you about ties with russia based on mutual interests. this height that some western countries

just earlier this year where joe biden was talking about, you know, i was talking to my neighbor marianne. when i was out on the porch in delaware, we were in the sunroom. and she said, joe, did you know that hamburger is $5 a pound? well of course he didn't know. and he certainly doesn't know the right now. my hamburger and my grocery store in new jersey is $8 a pound and so he doesn't see what we see because he's insulated. and so as the family gathers in the $20 million fabulous house up in the commonwealth of massachusetts, they're going. you know, joe, you're doing a heck of a job because they're reading the same list. you just put up and they're going to the greatest president ever. go joe go. that's exactly what's happening. doctor sapphire, and that's a great point. you know his neighbor telling him that costs are high. you know, i tweeted out one of the points, which was tackling inflation and lowering costs is an accomplishment. and one person wrote back to me. i mean, that's worth worse than the july 4th tweet if i lowered hot dog prices by what was it 17 cents saying that you'

that's what marianne is violated constantly.any pressure, if your children feel that you, your married life is far from being an example, but a happy happy family life. you know that everything there are special centers in the country where you can call around the clock, which is important. i will now say the phone number again. this is the number 44 70405 503 at any time of the day or night , psychologists will answer you and simply tell you what to do. yes, friends , let me remind you that we had a psychologist visiting us. e olga voronko of the minsk city center for social services for families and children understands a painful topic, violence against a woman and a new picture of her sister, which has come out. now a big rental. i offer you his review. well, not only apparently, the long winter evenings are here, and there's no better way to warm up than a good movie. truth. today, the premiere cuts will literally be frozen to the bone, let's start with a russian horror film, or as critics of the sister's existential post-ho

. >> carley: marianne rafferty with the latest on this case.he cars belonging to the slain idaho students have been towed away by investigators still hunting a killer. a total of five vehicles seized from the house where the four students brutally murdered to be processed for evidence as the father of kaylee goncalves grows anxiously for identifying a suspect and unable to deal with the loss of his daughter. >> i haven't earned the ability to grieve the way that i want to grieve. i want to be able to have justice first. >> one forensic psychologist telling fox news, the suspect may have been in so short for involuntary celibate in other words unable to attract women and hostile to men and women who are sexually active. i can certainly see how people might suspect a killer in this case, particularly because the four victims are young and attractive. there's a lot of hatred and anger and the crimes but the level of the violence, resolve, obvious hostility and personal hands-on attack. meanwhile slain student ethan chapin sigma phi with a scholars

this is where marianne, brian and kate will be spending their christmas, all down here for the runoffxth and bryant really likes savannah as that is good. it's a democrat area so i don't know why he likes savannah but this will be really tight. how much money are they going to spend between now and december the 6th? here is the secretary of state in georgia. there is one race in our state there will be _ there is one race in our state there will be moving to the december the 6th runoff_ will be moving to the december the 6th runoff and that is the race for the united — 6th runoff and that is the race for the united states senate. between senator_ the united states senate. between senator raphael warnock and herschel walken _ senator raphael warnock and herschel walker. our office of the already walker. 0ur office of the already begun— walker. our office of the already begun the behind—the—scenes work to start moving the balance. and begun the behind-the-scenes work to start moving the balance.— start moving the balance. and when the net to start moving the balance. and when they get t

marianne rafferty is live in washington with the latest, marion, good morning. >> good morning carleydd 36 government races up for grabs as the g.o.p. to pull off a few upsets. one of the hot races in new york where republican lee zeldin the state's first republican governor since 1994. he is in a tight race against incumbent kathy hochul who is criticized lee zeldin's out-of-control crime in the city. >> he has been hyperventilating, trying to scare people for months. new yorkers are on it. all the organizations have called him out for what he is doing. fearmongering. >> not only has she missed out on an opportunity to actually connect with voters on an issue that is most important to so many of them, she is ridiculing them. as a result, come tomorrow, i believe she is going to get fired by the voters of new york who want to take their streets back. >> and another type governor's race to watch is in oregon where republican christine drazan hopes to in seeking tina kotek and the first republican governor to be elected in four decades. >> kitchen table issues, my opponent tina kotek ha

marianne has hers on. it's fascinating. we have a sweatshirt here we're giving with this.ght? look at that. i mean, come on, we love the military men. the first responders, fantastic, mary ann. it means so much to the people who have fought and sacrificed so much. >> my brother, retired u.s. army, sergeant john silver. i've always been so proud of him. he fought in desert storm, in iraq. and just thank you for your service. ashley strohmeyer? >> i have family who are veterans, he's no longer here, but my papaw cleveland win sted was in the korean war. he's near and dear to our heart. we fly our flag at our home every single day. happy veterans day to everyone out there. >> yeah, ditto. our family full of veterans, thank you, commandant lejeune, marine corps order 47. thank you evan as well. i want to say thank you on behalf of the entire fox family, we now your sacrifice was meaningful and i want you to know that we appreciate all of you veterans out there each and every day, trace. >> i have nephews that served and served admirably. i was at the airport today when they an

. >> reporter: this was a charity started by marianne 1987. she wanted to solve the city's issue with food waste , and help feed the hungry at the same time. >> 40% of the food produced in this country is discarded. i used to have a cooking school in north beach. sometimes we had leftover food. what will i do with it? i will give it to the people that work for me? or i can throw it away? >> reporter: on this day, at the market , dave gallagher is making a pickup of prepackaged food that was headed to the trash bin. >> what we have here? >> let's see, we have sandwiches , deli sandwiches . we have packaged salads. >> this is one of the smaller deliveries, good feed 20 or 30 people. >> reporter: much-needed nourishment for the folks at saint agnes church, grateful for any delivery, no matter how small or big. you make any people you serve here? >> we were up to 175 families. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> reporter: for dave , sometimes the deliveries barely fit in the trailer. the perishable food go straight to the fridge , where the raw ingre

rachel: marianne raferty has the details. reporter: good morning.ple are feared dead after the midair crash. we warn you some may find the following video disturbing. two historic world war ii planes, boeing b 17 bomber and boeing king 17 fighter plane crashed into each other during a demonstration at the commemorative air force wings over dallas show. the show honoring veterans day, honored those throughout the weekend. it sent plumes of black smoke into the cry. only volunteers years of experience in the antique planes were onboard at the time of the crash. witnesses say they thought the explosion was part of the show before realizing the who are nor of what took place. >> then shocked. i can't even tell you what was going through my mind. i just saw the black smoke and just couldn't believe what i was seeing. reporter: two highways were closed after debris fell from the sky after the crash. investigations into the crash are underway. the national transportation safety board is launching a to team to investigate saturday's mid-air collision betwee

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