_ see may be a drop—in pit bull mullings but then we'll see an increase — mullings but then we'll seeings. countries or german shepherd mullings. 33 countries around the world have banned or have some restrictions against pit bulls and of attacks against children continue, anti—pitbull campaigners are confident south will be the latest country to be on the list. let's get up to date with the world cup now — and the first round of group stage matches have been completed — with all 32 nations now having tasted some competitive action. switzerland beat cameroon by a goal to nil. and in the other game in group g, brazil were 2—0 winners over serbia. uruguay and south korea played out a goalless draw. but perhaps the most closely watched game featured portugal — who beat ghana 3—2 — because of the presence of cristiano ronaldo. you may recall howjust two days ago he was in the headlines for a mutually agreed departure from manchester united — after that interview where he criticised the club's owners and current manager. well, even as a player without a club, he made his mark for portugal

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what is he mulling? >> look, this is the silver lining in the failure of the red wave that occur.election day in november. it makes it more likely that joe biden will run for reelection in 2024. no matter how much people here down want him to run for reelection. and the most hilarious thing that despite how unbelievably thin the democratic bench is, it is thin, almost anyone from that bench would fair better in 2024 than joe biden, joe biden by far the easiest to beat candidate that democrats could run. and conventional wiz wisdom, prior to november's election were he would not run for reelection. i say, run, joe, run, come on, buddy, we need you. kennedy: lesley, is that what republicans really want? i'll tell you as an unaffiliated independent voter, i don't want a rematch of 2020, that would be the worst case. not only are about both parties but for all americans. >> well, joe biden is president. and i think that everyone any president is entitled to run. kennedy: thank you for stating the obvious. >> wait, wait. wait, you just said, you don't want a repeat of 2020. but on repu

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although everything is possible, except for mulled wine.ted to say, though, everything is possible, except for this very christmas atmosphere for which, well, you have to pay, nothing can be done. well, you can just come for free to take photos and recharge, thus the new year's mood. why not? why would i, by the way, decorate christmas trees? so lush so bright. it was not always accepted, it turns out that this is how our colleague konstantin titomirov will now tell a brief history of new year's decorations, and to whom we should be grateful for christmas decorations. good morning. they say that one year is the period from the christmas tree to the christmas tree, no doubt, the decorated spruce is the main attribute of the new year and christmas but where did the tradition of hanging something on a tree on the eve of the holidays come from, according to legend, on the birthday of jesus christ, everyone tried to give him gifts and only at the not there was nothing but thorns, then she was dressed up in the brightest heavenly stars and the ch

him to show how foolish this defense is. >> what do you make of cnn's reporting that the doj is now mullinging a special counsel if the former president does announce he will run and speak the presidency in 2024 to oversee at least two of these major investigations into him. is this a repeat of what we saw with mueller? >> whenever you have a political figure like donald trump who is considering running for office, reportedly may announce in november, and he's being investigated by the attorney general of his possible political opponent for president, you have to think about the appointment of a special counsel to provide that layer of political insulation. the risk in appointing a special counsel is that these two separate doj grand jury investigations, one of trump's alleged election denial activity in 2020, another one on the mar-a-lago classified documents, that those will be slowed down by the appointment of a special counsel. so that is the big consideration that merrick garland has to weigh, political distancing versus slowing down those investigations. if he picks someone, he needs

would you expect them to be considering and mulling over when they meet again next month.nflation slowing and see that happen without having much of an impact on the job market and so far that has occurred. we've seen several consecutive rate hikes that would have been unheard of. three quarters of a percentage point. and fed chair jay powell indicated maybe they'll start to slow down. they'll keep on paying attention to the inflation and they may not have to raise rights as aggressively and the numbers today indicate that they would possibly go down that path with a little bit more security that inflation will still do what they want it to do essentially without having to tip the economy into recession. >> and a big part of this whole equation is the job market and taking a closer look at where the job market is and is headed, the new york times is reporting that amazon is playing to lay off something like 10,000 people as soon as this week. this would be the largest layoffs in the company's history. with these deep cuts, and cuts we're seeing in other major companies, bi

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. >> reporter: former veep mike pence also mulling a run, publishing a book, "so help me god" out next week possibly the same day trump himself could cement his intentions to run. >> i'm going to be making a very big announcement. >> reporter: other former trump officials like nikki haley and mike pompeo, senate allies ted cruz and rick scott, and governors from arkansas and south dakota all talked about as possible 2024 contenders and pence releasing the first excerpt from his memoir tonight, detailing his harrowing experience at the capitol on january 6th and underscoring his indelible differences with donald trump over that day lester >> natalie vitali, thank you >>> meanwhile, florida is bracing once again for a hurricane. dylan dreyer here. dylan, hurricane nicole is gaining steam. >> yes it is a hurricane now as it moves through the bahamas. it will likely maintain that category 1 status as it moves to the west right now at 12 miles per hour we are looking for a chance of about 8 inches of rain across parts of florida this is going to make landfall tonight into early tomorrow mor

is mulled up on friday with 100,000 travelers and the day before things giving, roughly 122,000 people. sfo officials say before the pandemic, the would see roughly -- domestic travelers are almost back to 100%. the decline is mostly due to chinese flights, because of the strict cobit policies in that country. at the smaller san jose airport, officials say they sought roughly 38,000 passengers on november 17th, and just over 31,000 the next day, they say that is about 20% below pre-pandemic levels. we could not get the numbers for oakland international airport. despite flat packed flights, it all went well. >> i have a fear of flying, it was actually smooth going, coming and going. >> reporter: sfo officials say many of the flights were on time, there were some minor delays. most of those flights leaving the east coast. at sfo, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> if you were on the road, good news and bad news this weekend, the price of gas continues to fall, but it is still the highest in the nation, in california, where a gallon of regular is just over five dollars. worse, it is the highest thin

mulled over is calling on russia to step — drones.lling on russia to stop its _ drones. mulled over is calling on russia to stop its attacks, - drones. mulled over is calling on i russia to stop its attacks, moscow has yet to respond to any of this. dust mulled over. of course they have to somehow respond, and terror is there response tactic. several theories are being put forward about the specific timing of these latest attacks. the head of president zelensky�*s office has tweeted that the strike is russia's "answer" to the speech by ukraine's president to the g20 summit. i'll bring you more on that later. these are also the first russian missile strikes on ukraine's cities since kyiv�*s forces liberated the key southern port city of kherson on friday. the city had been under occupation since march and was annexed by russia in late september. whatever the motivation is for the timing of these strikes, we can cross live to kyiv now to speak to pavlo kukhta, adviser to the ukrainian energy minister. what are you hearing? i know that p

now that the last holocaust survivors are dying, their grandchildren and great grandchildren are mulling ways to remember the past without them tel aviv israel 2022 on an autumn afternoon. 2 generations are coming together. hannah mancha and sharon wenus. they are involved in the initiative to koran by salon remembrance in the living room, which brings holocaust survivors together with young israelis in a private setting that they, they are is that we are doing it together. we're thing together. we're listening with 1st we listen and then we share and then we talk. and the columbus fell on the purpose is not to remember for the sake of remembering, we remember for us to repair, to shape our future. when we say never again, we have to minute hannah, mocha is 99 years old. she survived the treat in stock ghetto that forced labor and the ocean its concentration camp. she shares her experiences and meetings with younger generations held around the world and also online rest. oh, her service as a beetle need to understand what happened massive so they can prevent it from ever happening again.

tv cameras kept cutting away to reaction shots of board delegates, chatting with their colleagues, mulling around yawning, stretching or fast asleep in their seats. so before i began my speech, says mario andrew got the dnc to switch all the lights off while i was on, and with nothing and no one else to focus on the spotlight and the cameras stayed on me the entire time. and that's why it was a success. i think he underestimated it himself. but it is a great story. and mario insisted, that his goal was not to people, to their feet, but to bring them, to their senses. but in the end, he did both his. keynote was interrupted by. applause 52 times a number that he, for some reason, had in his memory for his entire life. in a way, stephen oates switched off the superfluous lights as well. he illuminated history, laser like precision, but also with careful emotionalism and a voice, by the way. he was a biographer. yes, he was a great performer. he also a great craftsman as professor joyce berkman has. and i saw her quote in the program, and i loved it. so i put it i jotted it down here. stephen

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so in terms of the future, these are questions we will have to start really mulling over as the populationeal problem _ population to support that. that is a real problem politically, - population to support that. that is a real problem politically, it's- population to support that. that is a real problem politically, it's all. a real problem politically, it's all very well to talk about this but we need to be fair in distribution. the reality is we are in this situation where my generation, i'm in my 50s now, i'll retire in my 60s, i have a good chance of living into my 90s — but the pension system was structured on the basis that pensioners would have ten good years after their retirement age at 60—65, they wouldn't be living into their 80s or 90s, nor even if they were what they be in a situation where they had complex medical needs or care costs. all these things have transformed the whole field on which the policy decisions were made. many of them were made back in the 1940s. that's why there has to be a massive policy _ that's why there has to be a massive policy rethinking this coun

we'll move on to the front| page of the sunday times, britain mulls swiss style ties with brussels, itan is we get some access to the single market, and the _ some access to the single market, and the question, obviously, is how much _ and the question, obviously, is how much free _ and the question, obviously, is how much free movement we would have to take in— much free movement we would have to take in return. that is assuming the eu actually— take in return. that is assuming the eu actually agrees to it. theresa may tried — eu actually agrees to it. theresa may tried something similar but she was using _ may tried something similar but she was using the norwegian model, and that absolutely infuriated brexiteers, and i can understand why. _ brexiteers, and i can understand why. their— brexiteers, and i can understand why, their argument will be, look, it is not— why, their argument will be, look, it is not really brexit, and if we end up— it is not really brexit, and if we end up with some kind of free movement, one of the principles of brexit— movement, one of the principles of bre

the un security council is now meeting to mull over them if al crisis in poland, both of them has recorded 16631 civilian casualties, 601-5557 persons killed and 10 $1074.00 injured since the start of the full scale invasion of ukraine. the recent barrages will, alas, add to the horrific toll, the war. add to the horrific toll. the war has already taken. i must say it again. attacks targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure are prohibited under international humanitarian law. the military dynamics on the ground continue to evolve. in the past week, the city of her son returned to ukrainian government control. heavy battles also continue in done yet sc and low hunts regions. indeed, there is no end in sight to the war. as long as it continues the risk of potentially catastrophic spillover remain all to real. yesterday's incident in poland near the ukrainian border was a frightening reminder of the absolute need to prevent any further escalation. i wish to join the secretary general and extending condolences to the families of the 2 polish citizens killed in the incident. mister presid

a lot are mulling a presidential bid.rt and the bigger the field he comes out on top. >> yeah. he does have a better shot but i think there's a key point here. we saw the governors speaking and charlie's point is valid. maybe you can expand upon it. doesn't it really prove the point that donald trump instilled such fear in republican candidates that they go right up to the trip wire of answering the question of if he does indeed become president of the united states again it poses a threat to national security and a threat to the united states of america as we know it. >> yes. that's exactly right. the big fear is donald trump is prepared to burn the house down without the nomination. but also the recognition that if you say that you've excommunicated yourself from the republican party. ask liz cheney what happens when you say never again trumper in that way why they don't want to say they would vote for a democrat. does that sound the alarm about donald trump? i understand the logic that if you move past trump and have t

the holiday was not limited to this, a dusty kitchen, barbecue, coffee, popcorn for kids, mulled winething is deliciously convenient, from this. after all, it also depends on the atmosphere whether people were comfortable or not, the president, including the price tag. the kitchen is all belarusian. and, well, give alexandrovich a shish kebab box for you, not not not me alone. why please delicious direct technology from us? and of course, where are we? without porridge, this is already our outdoor tradition. it turns out, according to a special recipe, fresh air. vyachiy. many came with children all the time there was a concert on the stage. so it was also possible to dance, the organizers managed to make such a good gift for journalists on november 7, who rarely rest on public holidays, to be honest, it’s not the fine mood that bothers them. everyone has such an emotional upsurge. that's the team and all of us, so thank you. so that's how it grew into such a flash mob from a light ironic huge holiday, which i am sure will have a great future. and it's just something, well, incredibly

and he mulled it over after that and called me early next morning to say he had changed his mind, soi am giving that honest, faithful representation of the truth. �* that honest, faithful representation of the truth-— of the truth. after one of the most turbulent times _ of the truth. after one of the most turbulent times in _ of the truth. after one of the most turbulent times in british - of the truth. after one of the most turbulent times in british politics, | turbulent times in british politics, sir graham says he is now ready for things to finally settle down. annabel tiffin. over the last few months, he has arguably one of the most powerful people in politics, sir graham brady, there, who we were hearing from, the chair of the 1922 committee. almost 4,000 victims of modern slavery have been identified in the first 3 months of this year — with more than a third of them saying they've been exploited as children — according to the home office. many find themselves in london, which could explain the big rise in the number of victims here, as frankie mccamley explains. it was non—s

galaxy digital is mulling a big restructuring. discuss next, this is bloomberg. ♪ arto run a business on artyour own. make it easier on yourself. with shopify, you can have everything you need to streamline your shipping, returns, and product storage, so you can focus on growing your business. because when we work together, the future is bright. it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. join the millions at finding success on their own terms. start your journey with a free trial today. emily: galax5 employees but the number could soon change. sonali basak is here to explain. what is happening? >> enormous gout. galaxy may be laying off 15 to 20% of the workforce. that can amount to 75 people. i want to point out, pretty recently, galaxy have been hiring. this is definitely a new plan we are seeing, the stock is off more than 70%. remember earlier this year, they have the plan to buy a company that fell off. that would have added more staff. reversal in trajectory. 75 physicians could go. galaxy reports next week, so hearing what mi

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we learned that biden's doj is mulling a special counsel if trump runs in 2024. >> president obama said we don't want a country where people are prosecuted for what they say. we have a department of justice that has unequal standards and targeted former president trump to keep the american people from choosing their own leaders. wrapping this up in a tag line of democracy is absurd. people will practice voting to pick who they want to have lead them. that's a good thing and not a bad thing. >> laura: more people are voting in the mid-terms than maybe ever. is that democracy or not? chad, the dhs is issuing warnings with right wing domestic terrorists. we don't hear about left wing terror we have seen play out. what is going on? >> we hear the president and this administration talk about the threats to democracy. if you go back after president trump or even before president trump got into office, you saw riots. in the summer of 2020 you saw blm riots and antifa. no special committee there. they didn't talk about any of this. it's obviously convenient for them to talk about it now. >> lau

prior in the picks up moisture and the western side of michigan, new york state for the heavy snow is mullingu don't see very much snow downstream. the shorelines of the great lakes, that will continue and where queasy winter weather advisories from cleveland stretching to pennsylvania and up into western new york. a ton of snow, is measures 6 feet, more snow will be on the way. you do see rounds of this, pay attention to the timestamp, all night long through sunday, probably not clearing off until monday for the entire system drifts out that plenty of time for more snow, additional snowfall with purple here, you could be talking another couple of feet in areas already seen 6 feet so you are stranded and more snow is on the way, it's not just portions of western new york, lake michigan also creating this, winter weather advisory for the entire western side of the state. maybe less additional snowfall, you see pink from another six or 8 inches up and down the west side of michigan and the last all through the weekend, snow and winter weather is here. jon: what day this will be for thanksgiving

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elon musk reportedly plans to eliminate half of all staff as he mulls major cost reduction. it looks like rising rates are rallying for bnp paribas in terms of the numbers and they want to do more deals. good morning. dani: it is a very solid beat on it comes to both net income and trading. 1.1 2 billion euros. the estimate had been under one billion euros. a solid heat on both accounts. -- beat on both accounts. manus: let's get to parabolic -- paribas. >> there was solid demand from clients. so we continue to can market share even versus u.s. peers. is it sustainable? at an overall level, that is what we believe, yes. >> can you explain to us why and does this mean more provisions are possible in the future? >> there is a particular thing, there has been a decision to apply a moratorium for all mortgages and that led to that impact. it is a one off let us to a basis point impact. the underlying one shows that there is no intrinsic concern about customer risk. we don't see a pickup and cost of risk. we don't anticipate that. it of course can taper up a bit, but we have been

you mulling higher than expect -- on russian crude.he big story remains central banks and the fed in focus with more dovish fomc minutes indicating officials more open to moderating the pace of rate hikes. we see that move lower for the 10 year, reflecting what we had in treasuries. there are still other central banks and focus. continuing to monitor what is happening in the two year yield in new zealand. we saw its jumping 20 basis points in the prior session after the jumbo hike. 75 basis points the key rate at a 2008 hi. korea, the next one we heard from kathleen on the salt -- expected to move to a lower pace of rate hikes. 25 basis points. we saw the yuan snapping its losing streak in two months. china still a big story, given officials possibly mulling a reduction to the rrr requirement that would generally be a supportive factor for the yuan. we can see it a little steady this morning because there are other factors at play. and then rising covid cases and lockdowns continuing to spread. shery: we saw chinese adrs gaining ground

coming up, galaxy digital mulling a big restructuring.is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the crypto firm galaxy digital currently has 375 employees, but that number could change. sonali basak is here to explain. sonali: galaxy may be laying off 15 to 20% of its workforce. that could amount to as much as 75 people. i want to point out that recently, galaxy had been hiring, so this is a new plan. the stock is off more than 70% this year. earlier this year, they had the plan to buy bit go. that would have added more staff. a reversal of trajectory here and 75 positions could go at galaxy. alex he reports results next week. hearing what mike nova gratz has to say will be interesting. galaxy is one of the earliest investment banks in this space. a huge research arm. where are they going to trim some of that will be of interest. also of interest is what they will say in terms of liquidity positions. 1.5 billion as of june 30, a billion in cash. but we have a look at the job cuts spreading across the business. the question is, you've talked about the revolv

i think that we are ready while all the guests warmed up with mulled wine and warm blankets elena malyshevaame to the opening of the ice rink in white boats for health, cold is not dangerous for dangerous microbes, but microbes. they live in people. the cold itself is not disturbing. i allow you we get dressed, i let us go for a walk to rejoice and hope that everything will be fine. hockey legend vladislav tretyak, on the contrary, decided to insulate and took out a cap with symbols of a cup from his favorite talisman pocket. the first channel was born on this cup. we can say that in the sixty-ninth year, but it's a little different, almost funny but the same. the main thing now is the channel one cup and channel one always shows some of the best this year. we also invite everyone to have a wonderful show, interesting hockey. well, how are you, how hockey player, as the main professional in general in our country, treat. here to this ice on red square. i love the camera, although 40 years ago. well, i could not imagine that there would be a skating rink. i think you understand very well. ho

the atmosphere of the christmas holiday charming and happy and the company is also great and then mulledyou know it's my first time here and i really like to turn on the christmas lights on british oxford street too. true, this year the illumination will no longer work around the clock, the festive illuminations turned out to be too expensive for the local authorities for the first time, our stars will glow only during daylight hours. so you can see that they came in at 3:00 pm today and will go out at 11 pm today. after all, we are very well aware of the cost of the energy crisis . from loneliness in conditions of self-isolation, students from china have a new hobby, young people make pets out of cardboard. the fact is that some dorms are still in quarantine and behind the 19 comedy pandemic, so students do not have the opportunity to constantly communicate with their peers. in his spare time. they transform. plain cardboard boxes in puppies and kittens, if possible, walk them outside to add fun to the gray. everyday in my room there were a lot of boxes from delivery when i was studying

some democrats are concerned about his age as he mull as 2024 run.ollie hemingway joins us this morning. we know what joe biden was like at 79. now he is 80. is it time for a new generation? >> president biden was never the brightest bulb in the chandelier throughout his 50 years of public service. these last few years shown a decline from where he was. that is understandable. even when he was running for office he was struggling. being in office is very difficult even on young people. you look at those pictures of presidents aging in office. it's a lot of work and rigor. people are concerned about him he is the first okay at octogenn office. the problem for the democrats don't have a great ben of people. would be difficult to move away from a sitting president. i'm sure you will hear a lot more but they have a difficult path ahead. ashley: next one for you, molly, the governor of florida, ron desantis laying out a roadmap for republicans to dominate politically in the coming years. listen to this. i will get your comment. >> what we've shown in flor

democrats are mulling whether biden should run in 2024. they're publicly bobbing and weaving around the question or just freezing up. >> do you hope that president biden will run again in 2024? >> you know, i, i, i -- i will have to see. >> you know, he's our president right now, he has experience, he has qualifications. i won't say if he's fit or if he's not. i'll just say this. he has the qualifications to run. >> do you want to see president biden, senator, run for a second term? >> well, what i want to see right now is that the congress of the united states, working with president biden next year. >> raymond -- >> that's not exactly an answer. >> what were those sesame street characters on split screens. >> the muppets. he's one definitely. >> laura: it hashingened back to that that split screen. >> it's also a wall street journal of vote cast study, a poll, and they found that more than half of those responding thought biden lacked the mental capacity to serve as president. that is going to rattle his possibilities and his candidacy.

he has that to be mulling over a final decision on whether he runs for a second term in 2024.prepares for a flurry of gop investigations. >> with a came just freeze -- jonah goose, democrats have a new generation of dynamic leaders and we are battle hardened from the trump years. we are not going to sit back for two years and let them launch, hearings and allegations an attacks without merit. we are going to fight back ferociously. >> let's go now to virginia where we are learning some new details about the shooter carried out the deadly attack in a walmart. and we see kyle perry is in gaza beak with the very latest. cal, what are we hearing from police today? >> authorities working through the holidays, not just apart the scene behind me but to search the suspect's house. it is that surge that is yielded the most evidence so far. >> police said the shooter who killed six of his coworkers and injured three others at this walmart super center purchased a nine millimeter handgun used and the attack, legally on the morning of the rampage. and investigators also released a letter

he looks -- i mean that's one criticism of the midterm obviously but there were so many other force mullliers laura. they got outspent. they got completely surprised by the mail-in ballots and they had warning in 2020. i don't know why senator mcconnell put so much money in alaska when he could have helped blake masters. there was misallocations of funds. trump made a good point when he said we're not just critics. we're going to give you positive solutions and he tried to do that for most of that hour but but that was one of the criticisms, they had good criticisms of the open border and gas and inflation and crime and everybody said and, and, what are you going to do about it and they fell silent. nobody had a contract for america's specific agenda. i know they didn't think they wanted to do that because they would be open to criticism but that was a big mistake because the narrative was they're negative they're insurrectionists they were negative where they could have been more positive. tonight he was much more somber and soft spoken and he did things that people that tried to addres

because andrew weissmann, who was on andrew mull mueller's team has been enthusiastic about the appointment of jack smith. he said smith should let the public know something about his work. at the end of this, earlier today. >> it's not necessary to be absolutely silent. if you do that you leave the field to donald trump and his allies to really spin the way in which the special counsel is viewed. it's gonna be really important here, if there is a charge, for the public to understand what it is that the special counsel is doing and why there is a charge. >> tally, do you agree? >> i agree with andrew wholeheartedly. i think what he said was profound. it goes beyond this particular prosecutor, the special master. we have seen so much in the past few years, stephanie, just information filling the spaces that are left behind when prosecutors don't explain what they are doing and there are guardrails and they are important, you can't have prosecutors besmirch the reputation of people who run the investigation. you can't have them reveal confidential information or investigative steps, but that

the department of justice has been mulling this over for some time now.ally triggered by former president trump announcing on tuesday night that he is running for a second term, running for president a third time in 2024, that means the department of justice cannot continue its investigation without some sort of suggestion of a conflict of interest. he will turn it over to a special counsel yet to be named who will restart this investigation and who knows how long it is going to take and the department of justice will stand on the sidelines, get reports from the special counsel but will not be involved in a day-to-day basis in it. so, a big piece of news in about a half hour's time. keep it here on the fox news channel. >> sandra: president biden meeting with business and labor leaders at the white house, the president is speaking live there. we will monitor it for news and all comes as he looks to kick start his economic agenda as he heads into the next couple of years of his term. if the president wants to get anything done, he'll have to work with repu

in the aftermath of the explosion security forces mulling around. they're trying to ascertain who what was behind these explosion. that's bringing amik. i stein in jerusalem, he's an israeli journalist on the car. what more details are you hearing about these explosions? so we know that we're seeing similar both happened at the same time. we're talking one in the entrance 1st and introduce own area valuable. can injure tools, any critical condition, what are the miles and extra divide black inside the bag? this extra 10 people, at least 2 tools in critical condition, 2 of them in serious condition. this is a situation in one explosion area. the 2nd area we are talking about between 3 and 4 lightly wanted israelis. this is an explosive device, was another entrance to the recently another bus stop in another area there. what we'll understand lifestyle probably was some kind of suspicious device. when a policeman went to devise to try and fuse it, then the explosives excursion happens. there's a chance that it might have been a motorcycle or connected

why don't we mull it over. >> that's true. as the clerk, i can make sure those are distributed to all commissioners and distributing them as requested up to this point but can provide them. >> great. i'm going to withdraw my remarks and bring them up in new business and we can talk about this further and put it on the agenda potentially next week when all four are attending. all right. so any other questions or discussion for director short on her report? all righty. >> madam chair, i just learned that we do in fact have a construction video, so maybe in my next director's report, it's very brief and i can show it to you all. hopefully, we can get the technology to work, if not, we'll send you the link to that. >> okay. all right. hearing no further questions or discussion on director short's report. thank you for your report. it's always informative and helpful. we'll move on to item no. 3. >> chair post, we need to take public comment. >> i beg your pardon. thank you very much. can you please open public comment on item no.

quick break and then oklahoma's newest senator is here, congressman mark mull len det defeating kendrahe senate seat. he will join me with plans for the state next. stay with us. ♪ oh, oh, oh, you've got the best of my love. ♪ *6 at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ maria: welcome back. the results are in, republican congressman markwayne mullin has claimed victory in the oklahoma senate race. joining us now, the man himself, the senator from oklahoma, markwayne mullin. senator elect, congratulations. >> thank you so much. very exciting night last night. maria: what can you do in the senate that you were unable to do in the house and tell us about your priorities. what now? >> well, energy is o

democrats stronger than expected showing in the midterms have affected the president's thinking as he mullslidays? >> well, rev., one, happy thanksgiving to you. >> thank you. . >> and the reality is that we have underestimated president biden. president biden has shown up in every single matchup that we thought that he was gonna fail at. particularly in the midterm elections. he showed up for generation z and generation z showed up for him. so do i think that he has any concerns about whether or not people will back him? as the next presidential candidate? no? i don't. because i think in every which way, he has been able to show up with student loan debt relief. with covid relief. with any which way in which the american people have needed him, he has shown up. and so i am good with this president being our democratic nominee. >> let's turn it down to trump, who is 12 days into his their bid for the white house. he is now facing backlash from having dinner tuesday at mar-a-lago with a white supremacist, nick fuentes. and, i mean, kanye west of was of course there and arranged they say. but

sources telling cnn he'll be mulling over the decision with his family over the coming holiday weeks.ough, america's first 80-year-old president reflected on republicans disappointing midterms performance with a bad grand dad joke at the annual turkey pardon. >> the only red wave this season's going to be a german shepherd commander knocks over the cranberry sauce on our table. >> let's bring in our panel for that joke analysis. what did you guys think? >> i kind of liked it. he's a grand dad. >> we're done with ketchup. what did you think? >> i didn't know where he was going the first couple of words then when he was done, i mean, i love dogs. it was a dog joke. >> it's the delivery for you i think is what it is. moving on to very important matters here. michael, sources are telling cnn the democrats are actually worried you could have a younger republican in a primary race against trump and really defeat trump and that this is someone who would give joe biden a bigger run for his money. do you think that should be a concern? >> no. >> why? >> first of all, any reason has to go throu