eco anxiety as a term might make some people think of oa diagnosis oa, a clinical condition. it's not. it's not in the dsm. it's not a mental health disorder. it's a sign that we are awake and that we are connected and that we care, that we feel this form of distress. britt rae studies eco grief at stanford university and wrote a book on it called generation dread and those hard emotions. i would argue that eco distress needs to rise to the surface and be met head on for the transformative work to begin, we won't get there by continuously feeling comfortable and pretending ourselves away from the pain. she and other experts agree that communicating how we're feeling is a great start. and if you want to do that with the help of a professional, you can search for a climate aware therapist through the climate psychology alliance. talk about it in therapy. talk about it at school. talk about it at the workplaces. and in that process, we will feel better ourselves because we'll realize we're not alone. and we will also break down the false social reality that we're the only ones a

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. >> we get that little bit oa break absolutely. >> especially the holiday weekend.ly. >> so lucky. you know what's happening back on the east coast. it's back. rain and storms. thank you sandhya. >> well, with the cold weather, you can cozy up to the yule log. we're streaming it on abc seven news.com. it's so nice to sit there and just watch it. and you can also see it on the abc seven bay area app. >> i'm about to cough. are you excited about this? >> all right. well just ahead, why you should celebrate thanksgiving all year long. >> it just might be good for you can get our live newscast. breaking news, weather and more with our abc seven bay area streaming tv app. just search abc seven bay area and download it now on thanksgiving. >> the theme of the day is gratitude, and you may have heard being grateful is good for your health. >> it can make you feel happier, manage stress better, and boost your immune system. and one great way to practice gratitude is through meditation. these adorable kids are showing us how meditation helps you connect with your thoughts an

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i want to play just a snippet more oa story that shocked a lot of people, watch this.ean the whole thing here, can you imagine if this little girl came in under trump, can you imagine what the left would be saying tonight? >> no, at this is such a great reminder that there is a human cost to open border policies, i'm so glad you mentioned there is 300,000 other unaccompanied minors of the biden administration has completely lost track of. they have no idea where they were, no idea where they are now either, the sad reality is that this little girl has a very strong chance of becoming yet another one. the biden administration has incentivized these families to come across the border, to be traffic by the cartels where they are broken up and scent to the united states off -- often separated. it is a horrific policy and this is the consequence. >> trace: here is new york city counsellor on what is happening in the country, watch. >> what we are doing is shielding them, the governor and the mayors of these cities are shielding criminals. and, terrorist. >> trace: he's righ

. >> the rolling back of roe was an atax oa attack on women who needed to get reproductive care. her sentiment that how dare they, that men can make decisions about what rights women have no make about their oto make about their own body. >> she saw how it would go into so many other ariaseas of americans' lives. >> a majority, five justices overturned the landmark roe versus wade decision. >> a month later, the conservative majority on the supreme court officially overturned nearly 50 years of federally-protected access to abortion. >> the historic nature of today's 5-4 decision cannot be emphasized enough. >> she immediately got on the road after dobbs, meeting with lawmakers. meeting with providers. >> she met with faith leaders. she talked to college presidents, student government leaders. she was the hub for all these different groups that were thinking about these questions. >> the statement has been made that the government has a right to come in your home and tell you, as a woman and as a family, what you should do with your body. >> vice president harris was betting the

that is 180% oa normal. they were on the southern part of that big rain event and they're actually running below the average just over about an inch and a 3rd 84% normal. oakland, just over an inch and a half there. only 67% normal. but where that atmospheric river stall, all the north bay are well above the average over 15, almost 16 inches of rain in santa rosa. so far. that is 355% of normal. so they definitely need to dry out a bit. and i think they'll get a little bit of a break. most the activities going head further south. still, we're seeing some big waves moving in along the coastline. expect some strong rip tides out toward the beaches. be very careful out there through tomorrow that out next atmospheric river event taking aim a little further to the south. you see all that moisture coming all the way up from the hawaiian islands. but now it's tracking further south into places like monterey in the big sur. that's where the heavier amounts of rain expected to come down. you can see some pretty good

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education and transportation is that the job secretary, cabinet official is oa lot of work. going on television really isn't the top qualification for being a cabinet official it's nice, a lot of work especially with the transformation that this administration wants for washington. >> well, the added benefit is that pam bondi is also good on television. she understands the stakes. you will remember that she defended president trump during his first impeachment trial, when he simply asked about very real biden family corruption. she was one of the attorneys on the floor defending the president during that and he trusts her. they have worked together for a very long time. she understands the weaponization of the system not just against trump but against his supporters and as you said the attorney general is in dharng of the department of justice and there are so many different departments that fall under the purview of the a.g. and you're dealing with of course, the clean up of the department of justice in terms of going after political enemies, but you are also dealing with a

deputy chief of staff for policy and for america's border security,tr umtom homan will be in charge oa implementing trump's tough border policies. i was thinking about tom homan and i know he's been on "the angle" a lot, but is he too much of a softy? >> we have seen one estimate that says it would cost $88 million to deport 1 million people a year. >> i don't know if that is accurate or not.ou >> is that what american>> taxpayer should expect? what price do you put on security, is it worth a question mark is ther de a way to carry t massive deportation without sepg families? >> of course it is.geth maybe they need to be deported together. >> laura: keep them together and their home country? this is trying to usual suspectn into deep despair, and we should do what we can do to send fruit baskets and soothing spao th packages to them. would any of them except? of course, trump would put loyalists into positions of power.il national border security council, dead, responded to the backlash he has been receiving for 60 minutes and importet families together,he watch thisl hereie to of this

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tonight oa heck of a show kat timpf, adam hunter. charly arnolt and tyrus of course that's tonight. the show you are chasing your tail but you are no harold the cat. check out harold chasing his own tail. they do everything together and destroy everything. he is continually consumed by his tail. you know i have an idea, harold, is it time for in your face harold t-shirt, like his face in the middle, his face in the middle and then in your face over kind of like a retro70s thing? what do you say? i don't have a t-shirt making machine. >> harold: whenever i travel people walk up to me on planes and speaking point at me in your face. >> greg: i think it's time. >> judge jeanine: jesse? >> jesse: as everyone knows i'm an excellent swimmer. my lung capacity is her could you lane. this player john l'enfant kind of a silly name balanced a ball on his head treading water 8:30. anybody that has the swimming skills. big shoutout to la font. >> greg: this is stupid. screen jean harold? >> judge jeanine: i have a show. >> judge jeanine: hit it? >> jesse: they are stealing the state of pennsylva

says he likes taste a set oa in the back it out yet. >> the iced week over the ice. tuesday night's stay in the background. she's not in the this was unexpected, but i just want to thank obviously president trump for this journey. it was a great and he's a of a candidate. >> there's going to be a of a great 47th president and this team. the best team and course, even my boss, susie wiles, the best. thank you. thank >> this is chad never to be shot before it >> they've been and a great everybody appears great. everybody appears very special. but the trump. >> that you >> let me tell you, we have a new star. a star is born needed on. now. he's an amazing guy. we were sitting together tonight he spent 2 weeks in. >> philadelphia different parts of pennsylvania campaigning. you know, he said the rocket up 2 weeks ago and i so that rocket dice are coming down. it was when it left, it was beautiful, shiny white when it came down, it didn't look so pretty was going 10,000 miles an hour is burning like as ed. what happened paint job? he said we've never made a pain that coul

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the search now continues for a missing person oa second boat.his comes during the start of recreational crab fishing season. ktvu tom vacar has the latest on the search. >> reporter another small pleasure boat, also in the 21ft range, capsized today, as did one saturday with only one of the six passengers on that boat surviving an 11 year old boy. today's incident will have a smaller toll. >> the boat went down with two people on board. one person has been found. he was found about 740 or so this morning. lifesaving efforts were administered, but he unfortunately did not make it. and right now, all hands are on deck looking for that second boater who is still missing. >> with the recreational crab season now fully open here, many folks are challenging the sea. >> there are a lot of conditions that change really quickly between the swells and the wind speed. the water temp is cold. it's about 54 degrees right now and with with changing currents, those ocean conditions can change. really rapidly. so you can get people who are familiar with the oce

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perfect way to gain more data, and with stigma that is something that pilots are used to reporting oa great way to get data, overcome the stigma without spending that much more additional money. thank you so much for your support, and for what brian graves does. this is a come sudden sense means to expose of truth of uap . >> also this year, part of house defense bill, i filed an management to include uaprogram disclose ear act. a record review board and exercise with -- material modeled on jfk aassassination records act, it is widely number. we should push and ensuring that uap disclose our act. that is bipartisan, in its support should move forward. if i could also admiral can you as close my time, why ua p act is critical. >> i believe that the act is important for national security and advancing potential socioeconomy benefits results from the research and public safety, this could act would allow for more transparency. >> thank you very much. >> i yield back. >> thank you. >> mr. bigs for 5 minutes of questioning. >> thank you. admiral. the video that is called go fast video, e-m

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