congresswoman: sounds good, thanks, mike. mike: thank you. coming up we will speak with texas democratic congressman al green on his take on the new covid variant. that's coming up at the bottom of the hour. on fox news sunday treys gallagher. top at the hour right after this show. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: turning to crisis, security was shot and killed in oakland california while protecting television crews property, christina coleman live in los angeles with more. hi, christina. christina: the security guard who died was identified as retired police sergeant kevin nashida, served in the community in law enforcement working as a patrol officer and gapping detective. he died yesterday from gunshot injuries he suffered during that attempted robbery that happened on wednesday. nashida survived by wife, two children and 3 grandchildren. he was a san jose police officer for 11 years. the chief -- violent week of smash and grab robberies in the bay and los angeles areas resulting in tens of thousands of dollars of stolen merchandise. on black friday group of s

mike. mike: tragic incident. garrett tenney.nk you very much, joining us texas congressman al greene, welcome. >> thank you, mr. emanuel for allowing me to be with you. mike: since you represent houston, my con colleenses, what you are you learning about the devastating stampede? >> please allow me to speak for, i think, the majority of americans when i say that we all have people who have died, their families, their friends are in our prayers. mr. emanuel, i'm saddened by what has happened. i have been a part of a stampede in a concert, i got caught in a stampede and it's very frightening. you literally can lose your life. my hope is that we will get a full investigation. i was present with the mayor and county judge and they are good people that want to find out it what happened and i join them in this quest and showing sympathy for the person who have lost lives. mike: thank you, sir. house democrats passed the bill, six of fellow progressives voted no. bowman and alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib of michigan. were t

mike. >> mike: trey yingst, thanks a lot.rving thanksgiving and a return to normalcy. first, beyond her borders tonight, russians military says it is tracking an american warship in the black sea. the guided missile destroyer entered the black sea to patrol with nato allies. the pentagon says the ship is on routine patrol to ensure security and stability in the area. russian news agencies say a fire in a siberian coal mine has killed 52 miners and rescuers. officials previously so that rescuers found 14 bodies and the search for 38 people missing was halted for safety reasons. french president emmanuel macron appealed to neighboring european countries to do more to stop illegal migration into france. the comments come after at least 27 people died trying to cross the english channel wednesday. the worst such tragedy involving migration attempts there. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ we've been waiting all year to come together. happy holidays from lexus. get $1,500 lease c

senior correspondent mike tobin has more tonight from kenosha. mike? >> hello, mike. with his mother cry notice courtroom, kyle rittenhouse insisted he didn't do anything wrong. he says he didn't use deadly force to protect property. only to defend himself. but in his first attempt to explain the dead encounter that killed joseph rosenbaum, the now 18-year-old rittenhouse fell apart. >> mr. rosenbaum was now running from my right side. and i was cornered from in front of me with mr. siminsky. and there were -- [sobbing] >> rittenhouse said rosenbaum lunged for him grabbed his rifle and rittenhouse fired four times ultimately killing rosenbaum. people in the crowd shouted get him. hit with a rock hit in the head and anthony huber. he fired killing him. shot and wounded grosskreutz pointed a pistol at him. something he confirmed in his own testimony on monday. now on cross-examination, the assistant district attorney attempted to get rittenhouse say he intended to kill but rittenhouse insisted he only defended himself. >> from rosenbaum was chasing me. i pointed my gun

mike, back to you. mike: molly, great to see you, thank you so much.ve caravan of migrants could soon be headed to the southern border. a live report from la ohioa, texas next. >> these are live images from the southern border, 10,000 migrant expected to make their trek north to the border as part of a new caravan coming up out of mexico. their departure datelines up with planned meeting between president biden and mexican counterpart this week. bill live from la joya, texas, hey, bill. bill: hey, mike, good afternoon, before the caravan even arrives here border patrol here is already dealing with huge groups of migrants coming across day in and day out also in the night. take a look at the video we shot earlier this morning right here where we are standing in la joya, families to turn themselves in after they crossed illegally. the family units are not the runners, the families with the little kids who actively seek out border patrol to give themselves up in hopes that they'll be released into the country but take a look, same exact spot last night, l

mike? >> mike: thank you for that good news. mike tobin, live in waukesha, mike, thanks a lot.ederal law by endangering the safety of passengers, flight crews and flight attendants. his memo also calls for information sharing between the federal aviation administration and the justice department. we are seeing a very different thanksgiving holiday than we did last year when the pandemic, limited travel. airports are full this week. senior correspondent casey stegall is at dallas fort worth international airport tonight, hi, casey, mike, good evening. 2.3 million passengers alone are expected to go through this airport alone over the next couple of days. some 20 million nationwide at the airports according to the tsa. you can see some of the people in line now at the security line, hopping hopping evening flights to their detar temperatures out of dfw. millions more will be driving to their destination, making for a busy few days. >> another year has ticked by and airports are now a bee hive of activity which can only mean one thing, yes, the holiday travel season is back. >> so

>> mike: w.h.i.p.ng on a new variant out of south africa, concerns about it spreading and hitting young people. what you know about it, how concerned are you? >> i've said before i'm not always concerned about these variants of concern. but this one, b11529 does concern me. i will tell you why. it has 32 mutations in the spike protein, which is how theut virs spreads in the province around johannesburg, there is about 500 new cases over the past day and they think, not proven you, that this is the predominate variant, in other words, delta on v the wayne in this one increasing. it looks like it is highly contagious, and that is what concerns me because of their varyings that have emerged haven't had a chance against delta d because delta is so contagious. the other issue is will the vaccine present against this variance? will the treatment?th we are keeping a really close eye on this one. >> mike: two boosters, should we wait for the elderly and folks to get them or should we line up and get them as so

mike: working on the idea of financial literacy, pulling it out, promoting it. mike: -- sen. scott: as a kid raised in poverty, the issue of financial literacy is something i wish i would have understood earlier in life. it was my 20's before i started understanding and appreciating that what you look like on paper might be more important than what you look like in person, so financial literacy has so much to do with your future success and present opportunities, and having not learned those lessons early in life, i wanted to make sure that part of my focus is on making sure americans today, no matter their income, have access to financial literacy and, frankly, the more you find yourself in a marginalized community, the more important financial literacy is. mike: there's a lot of conversation about financial inclusion. what can the u.s. government do or should do to promote financial inclusion? sen. scott: the opportunity to focus on financial inclusion is something we have done legislativ

mike: mike tobin live on the ground, thank you. the reaction to the not guilty verdict remain sharply divided from the family of 18 there is a huge feeling of relief. alexis found this report from kenosha. >> the rittenhouse family has been an emotional roller coaster for them. kyle rittenhouse is mom talking after the verdict before the family left the state, walking into the tense moments inside courtrooms as she found out her son was not going to jail but coming home. >> if you like a ton of bricks lifted off my shoulders. >> for the first time in a year end a half the rittenhouse family breathing a sigh of relief. 18 now free. >> we find the defendant kyle h rittenhouse not guilty. >> kyle rittenhouse dropping to his knees, acquitted of all charges. >> is anyone who does not agree with the verdict as read. >> he was on trial for shooting three men killing two with unrest in kenosha last summer. >> we walk in the courtroom, how do you feel with the not verdict guilty verdict. >> it was red and i was so relieved for him in i star

first, turning to mike. mike: you took that balloon, stuck the needle right in. kumasi: i don't want you to be up in the middle of the night looking into see a cloud. mike: may, though. may, we could have another chance. our one lone chance of rain in the entire seven day forecast is tonight. the same time as the almost full lunar eclipse. this morning, here is what we have. mother nature challenging us once again with the fog moving into the east bay valleys. the north bay is going, we deal with this all the time. it over it. but in all seriousness, it is getting worse. the visibility is lower. jobina and i will keep an eye on that. the breeze will turn around and become an onshore breeze this afternoon, look what it does to temperatures and clouds. almost no sunshine and highs in the upper 50's to low stray shower possible at 7:00, but a chance tonight. more on that coming up. reggie: we want to get to breaking news we have been tracking all morning. an amber alert issued for a teenage girl from valeo. ticket good look at this photo. she is 15 years old. author

mike nailed it good for mike for having the protection embedded in that.zing maybe the stock was too expensive. i still like it. you've seen downgrades since i've seen a couple $19 price targets on decelerating government and commercial contracts. i get it but their operating margins came in at close to 29% there was a lot to like. adjusted ebida much better than expected. revenue beat i think what people are concerned about are valuation and the potential slowdown what people are missing is the fact that they have a couple aces up their sleeve i think one in the form of this bitcoin security which is not being talked about enough in my opinion. my bad totally i think it was a $26 stock around that time $21 and change now maybe it gets to the $19 level i hope it doesn't, but i still think palantir is a name you want to be in. >> fair enough >>> up next, your tweets and the final call already stick with us. we'll be right back. when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access any

mike, are you amazed by her ability to eat again? mike: i like your style.isten: where does it all go? it is not fair. mike: i had more dessert last night than i have had in six months. kumasi: it is thanksgiving. mike: it was and you do that on thanksgiving. then you find out how to get rid of it. let's do some hiking today or some shopping. this is walnut creek near north main street, it little hazy and foggy. the winds are blowing that down into the san ramon valley along 580. also possibly across into hayward. temperatures many in the 40's, a few 50's around san francisco. 59 to 62 with increasing sunshine. if you're taking a break around noon, increasing high clouds into the afternoon with low to mid 60's and everybody back in the 50's with mostly cloudy conditions at 7:00. kristen: there is concernrn leading scientists about a new covid variant first detected in south africa. the who was holding a meeting today over the possibility that this highly mutated strain be more infectious than the delta variant. some countries are already taking actions to cu

>> they're taking care of it i'm very happy i have usaa >> reporter: mike, mike, mike, mike, mike, seeon't know who you are i don't know where you are but you may want to start changing your ways or changing your name. >> that is brilliant, thanks for that report. hey, mike got away with that and a no louisville slugger, no shania karaoke >> my goodness, mike dodged the bullet hay thursdpp ay i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >>> breaking now, a teenage girl taken in the north bay, an amber alert issued overnight. >>> they said there's too much demand right now. they're only taking appointments. >> hunting for boosters. >>> and campuses closing. the crucial late night vote that is affecting thousands of students in the east bay. >>> this is thursday morning. thank you so much for starting your day wit

i'm very happy. >> mike, mike, mike, mike. see what you have done?u are, i don't know where you are. but you may want to start changing your ways. or changing your name. >> that's pat collins reporting. >> he's so awesome. i wonder if mike has seen the story. >> mike has seen it. that story has gone nationwide. where are you, mike? >> hiding. for sure. >> we're tracking showers here across the bay area. let's get you into a look across san jose. where of course it has been chilly all day long. currently 59 degrees. hold onto the 50s heading through the next couple hours. if you are headed out make sure to have the jacket. we're seeing changes from the system offshore. it will bring possibility of rainfall. heading through tonight and early tomorrow morning. we have this band of rain over the county. pushing off towards the east. continuing to bring rainfall towards antioch and brent wood. over the next 45 minutes. there's another round of wet weather it looks like that could get here tonight. 11:30. this really breaks apart quite a bit. by 5:30 tomor

mike: we will head to my colleague, the axios vice president. >> thanks, mike. now joining us from chicago, illinois is chris cartwright, president and ceo of a union -- of a corporation that is the sponsor of this event. hi, chris. >> hi. nice to be here. >> there are 60 million americans with thin or nonexistent credit files. why is that and how can we all of in the -- and how can we elevate them to full participants in the economic system? >> good question and we should start with the basics. first in the u.s., we have one of the most sophisticated credit reporting systems in the world, and the bureaus are able to score over 200 million u.s. adults reliably, and we do it based on the data that we receive on a monthly basis from lending institutions across the country of all different types. this could be a full-service bank, a mortgage lender, auto lender, an online consumer lender of various stripes. over 90,000 vendors in the u.s. regularly report to the credit agencies and we take all that data about the loans that exist, the consumers who have those loans

did you know that, mike? mike: no, i want to hear the vacuum sound. kumasi: ok, mike. do what you want, then. [laughter] the lemurs at a zoo in chicago,, they have their bellies full of all the thanks favorites as well. these are ringtail lemurs. ramses, dogwood, and butch, enjoying their annual thanksgiving feast. the zoo treated them to turkey made of primate biscuits with honey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, green beans and a pumpkin sweet potato pie. they are setting included holiday napkins, they had some make candles, gourds, and they even had a football game on a fake tv screen. these lemurs are living today. mike: they are so happy. that's a pretty good plate, mike. 6 kumasi: it sounds wonderful kumasi: -- kumasi: that's a pretty good plate, mike. are you watching football today? mike: my alma mater is playing basketball, and then football. then i will be right back here with you tomorrow. kumasi: yay! eating good, relaxing, watching movies, some hallmark or -- you know? i like to get in the spirit. mike: when i got home yesterday from swimming, hallmark wa

-- and mike carey were sworn in as new members of the house of representatives after winning c congressional races on tuesday. doug brown -- previously held by marcia fudge. in ohio's 11th district. and republican mike carey, who would represent the people of ohio's 15th district, replacing steve stivers. the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam, i have the honor to transmit here with scanned copies of a letter received from ms. amanda m.franjin, esquire, deputy of elections, ohio office of secretary of state, indicating that according to the unofficial result of the special congressional general election held november 2, 2021, the honorable chantalm. brown was elected to representative of congress for the 11th direct and the honorable mike kerry was elected to congress for the 15th congressional district state of ohio. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson clerk. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i ask unanimous consent that the gentlewoman from ohio, the honorable cha

. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to washington, i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier, we are following major stories growing concerns about a potentially more transmissible variant of the coronavirus lead to massive losses on wall street in what is traditionally a strong economic black friday as millions of americans had to public shopping facilities in search of bargains, there are new fears this new strain could be more contagious than the current virus, the u.s. is joining other countries restricting air travel from south africa with a variant appears to be originating. we begin tonight with correspondent jonathan serrie. >> today the world health organization identified this emerging threat, it gave it the name omicron and identified it as a variant of concern. >> what we do know is this variant has a large number of mutations and the concern is that when you have so many mutations that can have an impact on how the virus behaves. >> both mutations contain changes to the spike protein, although researchers are determining the actual threat, oma krohn's through southern africa conce

>> i think mike is making a smart trade. we see some of the opportunities and risks he is seeing sales growth is 8% october has been strong across the board driven by early holiday shopping but at the same time, i like the setup he was giving, but it could be a sell the news event you may not want to hold on to those too long after that we see about 4% down side, more minimal upside we would probably take it off the table. we would probably take it off. >> last word on this, mike >> i think this is exactly right. this is a situation that's tough with the market being tough. looking for companies that are executing well, seeing top and bottom line growth, i think target hits all of those if we see any sort of weakness, it's going to get hit just lik everything else would. >> let's look forward in time. it's already saturday and it appears to be pacing nadine, what are you watching? >> not very sexy to most folks, but the key to japan etf is ewj which has declined by 4% over the past couple months the economy had slipped into

lisa: see how mike has it -- tom: see how mike hesitates. we have to do theater. the initial data, the initial data not just from here but from elsewhere shows supply shops seem to be alleviating. it takes a couple of covid cases in a port near shanghai and that could change. that is michael mckee's hesitance. michael: i will bring a chart for you at 9:00 with the german covid case numbers. tom: it is another world. this is important. can you state going into this long american holiday it is a different world for europe? christine lagarde's world is different from jay powell? michael: it is a more extreme world. we are seeing a rise in cases, but nothing like what is happened in europe. but europe has tended to lead us, that is the scariest part. tom: michael mckee advancing into the 9:00 hour with michael mckee on television. lisa abramowicz has exclusive television. marvin low with us right now, global market strategist at state street. kailey leinz, why don't you lead off. kailey: the market is looking for confirmation of a more quickly moving federal reserve.

mike? mike: the fog is staying in place but it has the potential to move as we have an offshore breeze. it's thick around byron, the north bay valleys, and san martin. looking south on 101, it is pretty foggy there and it will be through the morning commute. chilly this morning, temperatures in the low 40's to low 50's through 7:00. transitioning into sunshine and high clouds, back into the mid to upper 50's at 7:00. the rain is on the way as early as tomorrow. see you in a bit with that. kumasi: thank you, you, you, we are on vaccine watch and we know a lot of you are looking to get the booster shot ahead of the holidays but it's proving to be pretty challenging, even with the governor and local and state health officials encouraging it. amy joins us live in east bay with what you need to know if you are hoping to get the shot. amy? >> i appointment here, couldn't find any available. a lot of people are struggling with that, so they tell us they are trying the walk-in method. here's a pict

at first pence didn't -- we got s some. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> as you can hear, the chanting of "hang mike pence." at first pence didn't want to leave the capitol but he did when the rioters started into the building. the former president seemed quite unconcerned. >> were you worried about him during that siege? >> no, i thought he was well protected and i had heard that he was in good shape. no. because i had heard he was in very good shape. but. >> you heard those chants. that was terrible. >> the people were very angry. it's common sense, john, it's common sense that you're supposed to protect. if you know a vote is fraudulent, how do you pass on a fraudulent vote to congress? >> as we all know, the vote was not fraudulent, the election was not stolen, donald trump lost. olivia, what does that say how the former president's response to his vice president, who was unfailingly loyal to him, really, until it came down to not violating the constitution with this ceremonial role. what does that say to you? >> i think it shows trump's plain disre

kumasi: thank you, mike. san francisco's da is ready to prosecute people in the brazen retail theft in union square. you have seen this video. it showed dozens of thieves breaking into the louis vuitton store before just taking off. all this happening in a matter of minutes. amy hollyfield is live with the message from the da. amy: the district attorney says he will do whatever it takes to make sure people feel safe in san francisco. this video of the store being robbed is being talked about on national news. the district attorney appeared on cnn to address what happened here and what is being done now. he's facing a recall election organized by critics who say he is not tough enough on crime, especially repeat offenders. he said he is tough and will be filing felony charges against those arrested for friday night's attack in union square. >> i am doing everything in my power to keep san francisco safe and make sure people who come to our city to commit crimes are held accountable. this is not a one-person jo

i think it's a good move >> mike, what about you? >> what is interesting you can use a structure in both ups and fedex that plate on carter's thesis and guy's too which i would suggest indicate selling an upside call spread and maybe puts on fedex. this is a way to collect on compression between the two. >> interesting and names we will be focused on in the next few months for everything opti"options act, check out our website. here is what is coming up next >> 'tis the season for emergency backup power, bad weather, covid, whatever it may be. mike is looking for a way to hopefully generate returns on a sometimes forgotten stay at home play plus calling all "options action" fan. grab your phone and tweet us your question. if it's nice, we will answer it on air it's your future. so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim trading™ is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. with an innovative trading platform full of customizable tools. dedicat

mike: let's talk the weather. by the national weather service in sacramento. that is their jurisdiction. visibility less than a quarter of a mile. you can see highway four from the central valley all the way in. visibility is just as low and they will be that way just as long. it is just the national weather service in monterey did not offer up a dense fog advisory. expect the same thing. a little haze and sunshine. 70's away from the coast at 4:00. reggie: a terrifying night in the east bay and an important reminder to everyone not to leave their kids in the car. police in the east bay still looking for the car thieves who took off in vehicles with babies inside. this happened two separate times last night. first in front of a mexican restaurant in pittsburgh, and again in front of a wing stop in concorde. both the babies and the vehicles were found. the babies are physically found. this is video of those reunions. abc 7 reporter ryan curry is in concorde with the information we know. brian: definitely terrifying

>> coach mike: at least five. >> anthony: wow. >> anthony: coach mike anderson is second in command. common job in my family. >> coach larry: don't feel bad. trash men make more money than teachers do, chavez. >> anthony: fred "fat back" minco, micah "woogie" mclaughlin, and cole "chavo" anderson are in many ways typical mount view players and students with the hopes and dreams of, well, any other high school students. >> anthony: homecoming. >> coach larry: it is. >> anthony: how big a deal is football in general, and this game, and what you guys do? >> coach: you know, a lot of these kids understand that there are not a lot of resources here. before you can kind of feel the dreariness that kind of lingered around the community. but now, you know, with these boys winning, the work ethic they're putting in, you can feel the support. and they feel it, they feel that sense of pride. >> anthony: how has this football program changed your life? >> coach mike: some of these guys have changed 100%. they had no guidance, no discipline. and as a team in here relying on each other, their limi

we want to start with the forecast with mike. mike: good morning, everybody. i love giving you good weather news on a daily veterans day. a few issues this morning. petaluma. once you get to the golden gate bridge, absolutely gorgeous. some of this will slip slightly south but san rafael is clear right now. definitely cooler this morning. some sunshine at noon and we will stay in the 60's at the coast while the rest of us hit the 70's at 4:00. kumasi: if you're not eligible for a booster, think again. health officials are encouraging anyone he wants a booster to get one. the cdc only outlines certain groups as eligible. ryan curry is live with everything we need to know. ryan: good morning. it's a little confusing, especially since the cdc has bring the booster shots are people who only meet certain criteria. that is not what state health officials are saying, especially locally where they are saying anyone can go look and see if they can get a booster shot. dr. mark yeley encourages people to get the booster shots because the supply is there. californians can

kumasi: we want to start our forecast with mike. mike: good morning. we want to talk about the dampness sector you will feel when you step outside. it is a frigid morning. not a lot shows up on live doppler 7, because it is so close to the ground. you can see around napa, santa rosa, along the coast, east bay valleys. we have some reduction due to the fog and drizzle from our roof camera, you can see the embarcadero is still damp this morning. the earlier we get on driving slippery conditions. as a mild morning. upper 50's through 7:00. mid-60's atoowe transition to de transition to more sunshine. pretty clear to start out. rain. kumasi: thank you, mike. 15 million doses of the covid vaccine have already started shipping out. abc 7 news amy hollyfield has more. amy? amy: hi there. shot this and as it is authorized. the cdc could get that ok today. it is reviewing pfizer's version, which is a lower dose than that that is given to adults. contra costa county off costa say the government will be sending them vaccine supplies ek.shaws will be available at

[laughter] mike: 6:19.nd i will talk about the weather and how it is wet outside already. 0.0 four inches in san rafael. 101 is already wet. i looking down on us from salesforce tower. pretty ominous looking. it is staring right at us right now. what did we do? unsettled pattern today, rain and then showers. tonight showers will taper. that she drizzle and fog left over for tomorrow morning's commute. remember, daylight saving and. the sun will set at 5:04 p.m. sunday evening. 66 in palo alto and san jose. the lakeport is coolest at 56. tonight, clouds open up just a bit, spotty showers around the santa cruz mountains, the diablo range and in the land east bay neighborhoods,, upper 50's. very mild. here is a look at wednesday. we are waking up in the morning pretty quiet, increasing clouds across the north bay. deeper into the forecast, it looks like we have a chance of showers wednesday evening into thursday morning, moving north to south. this system looked really robust last week. no it doesn't look so g

brown was elected to representative of congress for the 11th direct and the honorable mike kerry was elected to congress for the 15th congressional district state of ohio. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson clerk. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i ask unanimous consent that the gentlewoman from ohio, the honorable chanal brown, and the gentleman from ohio, the honorable mike brown, be allowed to take the oaths of office. the certificates of their election have not arrived but there is no contest with regard to their elections. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. will representatives brown and kerry and the representatives of the highway delegation present themselves in the well. all members will rise and the representatives-elect will please raise their right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take thobl gages freely without any meanta

stuart thanks mike willis? >> guest: that's a great question. if you asked the liberals they would have girth you wholeheartedly print that was the reason they did knowledge break them apart and they were insisting the build back better act come to the floor first before they vote for infrastructure. and again because of the thin margins over there they would've had the leverage to block the infrastructure build a more popular bill. what happened not last friday but the week before is the liberals and moderates of the house sat down and they were in a room until almost midnight on friday. thank hashed out a deal where the liberals of caved. we will take your word, talking to the moderates, will take your word you will vote for the build back better act we will vote for infrastructure today. just get the ball rolling. get joe biden a win. but at this devious car comes in then you have to vote for the larger larger bill. that is where we are now it's a non- binding agreement. it's funny the liberals held out for months and months opposing the infr

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mike: a little confusing.d of november, but those temperatures outside. we do have a little bit of fog. you can see across the north bay, the peninsula coast, and leaking through the sambar -- sambar no gap. we're lucky the further south we are on 101 and the golden gate bridge is are endearing now. the toll plaza, a little bit of fog there. temperatures running from about 40 to 51 at 7:00. look at how it fades away, hazy sunshine, 61 to 66 at noon. we will top out new 70 around 1:00 or 2:00, back down into the upper 60's to low 60's by 3:00. still, a gorgeous afternoon. kumasi: thank. developing news and the pandemic. if you have not gotten your covid-19 shot yet, now might be the time. the cdc has rotted its are conditions for all adults as the new omicron variant shows up in new countries. there were over 150 cases abroad. while it has not been detected here in the u.s. yet, health officials say it is likely only a matter of time. the president is point to vaccines as an immediate form of protection. >> we

willing to own at 40 bucks mike, what do you say?t it's testing that support level and it's done it a couple times is what actually makes me anxious about selling that down side put you're is able to do that. they have a like amount of premium instead. you don't face risk of having the stock put to you there. >> before we get to the final call we'd like to welcome tonight the newest addition to the "options action" family, tony and his wife recently welcomed his son to the world. everyone is happy and healthy and starting out with simply selling puts little max welcome, max i know he's watching. >>> time now for the final call. carter >> target on the long side. >> nadine? >> we're still selling that put and buying the call on the japan etf. >> mike? >> i like target going into earnings but i also like hedging given that the qqq is up 26% year to date. >> that does it for us see you back here next friday at 5:30 meantime, don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >> announcer: this is a paid advertisement for cs

. >> we want to start with a check of our forecast with mike nicco. mike: good morning. nothing like that happening here, thankfully. just that atmospheric river pounding the pacific northwest. we've got some left over moisture, the clouds cleared out and now some fog is forming and it could hang around until 11:00. am not as concerned about this fog, at least its longevity. th win i bwing offshore, sothat t f that hung around for the better part of the morning yesterday. i expect faster sunshine today and temperatures about the same as yesterday because we do have some cooler and drier air in. low to mid 50's this morning, 58 to 61 at noon. 62 to 64 around the bay and inland. an update on thursdays rain, coming up. >> abc 7 news is on backseat watch as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. parents in the east bay are outraged after they say their kids were given double the correct dose of the covid-19 vaccine. in total, 14 kids got the wrong dosage in the east bay. that is where amy hollyfield is joining us live with what parents need to look out for. am

let's start with mike. mike: thanks, reggie. story this morning. look at the visibility. it is down to around half a mile in napa. i have a mile in santa rosa. we are looking at reduced visibility's for the entire morning commute. this will drift to the south. do not be surprised if you live south of those areas that you see increasing fog. temperatures mid-40's to low 50's through 7:00. look at those clouds taking away any chance of sunshine by noon with right around 60 degrees for your lunchtime temperature. 60 to 65 at 4:00 and jacket weather this evening, already dropping into the mid and upper 50's by 7:00. we will take a look at the weekend sprinkles and next week's atmospheric river. reggie: thousands of kids will be getting their covid-19 vaccines this weekend. more bay area counties rolling out vaccine sites for children five to 11. amy hollyfield is live russ in san rafael with what you need to know. amy: getting an appointment is like getting the golden ticket in marin county. there will be a vaccine clinic at miller

hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> oh, and a reality check, as i said, the vote was not fraudulent. the election was not stolen, it was the most secure election in our nation's history. according to all involved. his own attorney general said there is no evidence of wide spread voter fraud that could change the outcome. arizona's election fraud-it turned up more votes for joe biden and fewer for the former president. let me say that again. the fraud-it supposed to show fraud in arizona that the election was tilted towards joe biden because it was fake and they were going to uncover these fake votes and voter fraud actually turned up more votes for joe biden and fewer for the former president. so it actually didn't account enough for joe biden. state and federal judges dismissed more than 50 of the lawsuits by the then president and his allies. and he is condoning a bunch of vigilantes outside the capitol and threatened to hang mike pence. that's real gallows. so much for law sand order. so much for

mike: shall we talk about the weather? let's do it. let's take a look at the visibility, i haven't it mapped out on live doppler 7. -- i have it mapped out on live doppler 7. some of this fog in santa rosa is going to creep slowly down 101, a lot of the fog in fairfield and what is developing in the san ramon valley is going to either stay there or possibly driftittle bit off to the east. some of the fog, it could develop over parts of the bay outside of the valleys, little bit of haze. let's talk temperatures, 42 to 52 at 7:00, 52 the warmest of the coast. with increasing clouds, temperatures not nearly as warm as yesterday. near 60 at noon, but at 4:00 also. mid-50's by 7:00. we will take a look at the updated thanksgiving forecast next. reggie: an amtrak train has derailed after the train smashed into a tractor-trailer that got stuck on the tracks. the crash happened last night on market avenue in north richmond, is in contra costa county. the truck was hauling as many as five cars, all

kumasi: here is mike. mike: hello. eyes this morning, you will still have a hard time seeing. it is foggy. the thickest fog, the fog that will linger the longest, will be in solano county. but it is not solely in that area. you can see from our sfo camera, there is fog on the peninsula, in the east bay and northbay. d shing into the bay. so look for increasing fog and 50's this morning. once the fog slowly, even slower over the weekend, dissipates, high clouds will roll in, so do not expect a lot of sunshine. we are in the 50's and 60's by noon. by 4:00 p.m., 58-64. in the evening, everybody falls into the mid to upper 50's by 7:00 p.m. a chance of rain in the forecast, coming up. reggie: a prescription for drama averted, pharmacists make a deal to stay on the job. amy is live with the last-minute agreement. amy: hi, good morning. pharmacists will not be out here picketing in front of kaiser medical center's. they will be at work. a deal was reached at about 1:00 a.m. this morning. the strike would've impacted 2100 emp

conservatism has no better friend than mike pence. no more decent person has ever held office in this country than mike pence. thank you for having him here tonight. [applause] i think you may have heard from mike wolf today, from florida. he's a green beret. he's the real deal. he will be governor of new york soon. people like mike are going to fill in the breach. we've got a lot of good candidates here tonight. bottom line is, the challenge under the biden administration for the u.s. israel relationship is great. do you agree? the one thing i can tell you is that jerusalem is the capital of israel. [applause] if there's an effort to open a consulate by the biden administration in jerusalem, we are going to fight like hell. this would undercut everything that president trump has tried to do. after tuesday, i hope the democratic party understands that the american people are not wanting to go where they will take them. i doubt if they understand that at all. do you? one thing i taught to president trump. he said hello, by the way. dur

mike: can't wait.ck fog and a lot of our inland neighborhoods, giving way to lots of sunshine as we head into the mid morning and afternoon hours. a chance of showers thursday through friday and an extended forecast, several days without any rain. once we get past thursday, stretch of rain that will last temperatures around average, 63 to 69 degrees. cooler outside of our hills and around san francisco and san mateo, where we will be around 50. mid to upper 40's elsewhere. always talk about the high-resolution models, and you can see how defined they have this next storm. that's 10:00 thursday evening, and we jump over to lower resolution models. you have this big blob of green compared to small areas. you know you will have some scattered showers, just not a lot of that moisture will make it to the ground, 1/10 to 2/10 of an inch because it will be so dry at the surface. temperatures thursday and friday 58 to 64, our coolest days around that will be in the load, mid, and upper 60's with sunshine and c

mike: really? then get here on time.idding, i do not know if there late enough, i've never use them. six: 38, let's take a look at live doppler 7. your reaction to that was funny. the light rain drizzle, same thing in san ramon. the crow canyon, up 580 and even 80 toward san leandro, that is about it. it is pretty quiet, future radar shows how this is going to continue to get quieter other than a few areas of light rain possible the next several hours in the north bay in a little drizzle possible and higher elevations as lower levels of the atmosphere stay saturated through the morning hours. here is a look at the richmond side, it is not raining but it is damp. that is what you are going to deal with. wet decks, wet pavement, even wet stops for mass transit all during the morning. with the moisture did to the cloud cover, look at temperatures up to 13 degrees warmer. that puts us in the south bay right around 57 to 59 degrees. morgan hill 55, the cool spot. the steady rain is ending for the south bay. temperatures 56 to

reggie: mike, thank you. let's bring in ginger z, with a look at what's happening on gma this morning. ginger: great to be with everybody this morning. coming up on gma, we are live and scotland as president biden unveils a new, sweeping plan to take on the client -- climate emergency. plus, more on the fatal shooting on the set of alec baldwin's movie "rust." plus, live on gma, we gma, we ge a very special demonstration with those relentless wildfires, for you all. we are simulating not just one, but two structures set on fire. they have differentes. pl, me deals and steals on on on oprah's favorite things. kumasi: what's left? ginger: what else can you like? reggie: reggie: and congratulations on your upgraded position at abc news. that's really awesome. covering climate change for the network. ginger: thank you. reggie: second question? ginger: we are going to make some big moves here. thank you. reggie: congratulations. you are up on a wind turbine and mike nicco wanted to know all the questions -- how di