thank you, omar. history that you will find out there, which is a little bit like here in rome, mind blowing. well, that's it from us this week, make sure you look up us next week when... ibiza versus type 1 diabetes. dj reese parkinson to start with you can take on the party island while managing your blood sugar levels. until then you can find lots of amazing travel content from the bbc online by using the tags on your screen. bbc online by using the tags on yourscreen. but bbc online by using the tags on your screen. but now from any and all of the travel show team here in rome, it is chow for now. for many parts of the country the week ended on a high with more sunshine. we have got cloud heading our way from the atlantic, these weather fronts heading towards the uk will bring out extra rain, it may stay dry after a chilly start across eastern parts of england on saturday, some sunshine but a lot of cloud, rain pushing further into wales, western england more of scotland, we will see rain in north

no one better than omar. by the way, for all of the things she said about israel and her sept anti-semitic tropes, ty passed a resolution, and never put her name in it. they said, we object to hate speech, and let her off the hook. it was crazy. so they removed marjorie taylor greene. i would expect they would at the very least remove adam schiff. i'll tell you why. he's a former prosecutor, he's a lawyer. he comes out and swears, he says i have evidence beyond a reasonable doubt -- beyond a reasonable doubt -- that donald trump colluded with the russians. every day he came out and said it. he lied to the american people, and contributed to the divide in this country which we didn't need. when it came time to say it under oath, he admitted he had nothing. what we've got here, we have a whole group that has to go from omar to him and to swalwell. he's a liar. he got caught by hone pot. >> i don't know that swalwell is a liar. he was seeing a woman who was a chinese spy, but it doesn't appear she got classified

thank you, omar.zing history that you'll find out there, which is a little bit like here in rome — mind blowing. well, that's it from us this week. make sure you look out for us next week, when... ibiza versus type 1 diabetes. dj reece parkinson tests out whether you can take on the party island whilst managing your blood sugar levels. until then, you can find loads of other amazing travel content from the bbc online by using the tags on your screen. but now for now from me, ade adepitan, and all of the travel show team here in rome, it is ciao for now. hello. we started november with temperatures above average for the time of year and some very wet and windy weather. we're going to start december with temperatures nudging below average and the weather becoming increasingly settled. why the difference? well, recently it's all been about these areas of low pressure piling in from the atlantic. and this one looks like it's got good intentions to try and do the same thing through tuesday, but it will get

thank you, omar.he amazing history that you'll find out there, which is a little bit like here in rome — mind blowing. well, that's it from us this week, make sure you look out for us next week, when... ibiza versus type 1 diabetes. dj reece parkinson tests out whether you can take on the party island whilst managing your blood sugar levels. until then, you can find loads of other amazing travel content from the bbc online by using the tags on your screen. but now for now from me, ade adepitan, and all of the travel show team here in rome, it is ciao for now. hello, strong southerly winds brought mild air across the whole of the country on saturday and the temperature reached 15 in the moray firth in scotland. still some when the weather around at the moment and that band of cloud has been catching up with the main band of cloud bringing some rain but the weather front is sweeping that wetter weather towards the south—east and front the weather could hang around during sunday but clearer skies to the

thank you, omar.that you'll find out there, which is a little bit like here in rome — mind blowing. well, that's it from us this week, make sure you look out for us next week, when... ibiza versus type 1 diabetes. dj reece parkinson tests out whether you can take on the party island whilst managing your blood sugar levels. until then, you can find loads of other amazing travel content from the bbc online by using the tags on your screen. but for now, from me, ade adepitan, and all of the travel show team here in rome, it is ciao for now. recently we have seen the more unsettled side of autumn with strong winds, heavy rain, areas of low pressure pushing across, but as we move into meteorological winter things will turn dry and cold but we will have issues with lingering fog. we have issues this afternoon with lingering rain, heavy thunderstorms and showers pushing into western areas but this frontal system is giving us some problems and we could see localised flooding across sussex through this afterno

thank you, omar.ll find out there, which is a little bit like here in rome — mind blowing. well, that's it from us this week, make sure you look out for us next week, when... ibiza versus type 1 diabetes. dj reece parkinson tests out whether you can take on the party island whilst managing your blood sugar levels. until then, you can find loads of other amazing travel content from the bbc online by using the tags on your screen. but now for now from me, ade adepitan, and all of the travel show team here in rome, it is ciao for now. hello again. yesterday we had some pretty big temperature contrasts across the uk. western areas had the mildest weather, with temperatures reaching around 12 or 13 degrees celsius with some bright skies. meanwhile, across parts of england, we had low cloud and mist linger all day and that's kept the temperatures pegged back at three. however, i think we've got a much bigger change in our weather patterns taking place over the next seven to ten days. we're going to lose the

thank you, omar. out there, which is a little bit like here in rome — mind blowing. well, that's it from us this week, make sure you look out for us next week, when... ibiza versus type 1 diabetes. dj reece parkinson tests out whether you can take on the party island whilst managing your blood sugar levels. until then, you can find loads of other amazing travel content from the bbc online by using the tags on your screen. but for now, from me, ade adepitan, and all of the travel show team here in rome, it is ciao for now. hello. the week ahead will bring something drier and a bit colder, also some issues with the lingering fog. this afternoon, we've had issues with lingering rain, plenty of showers for western areas, heavy and thundery for north—west scotland. this large swathe of cloud is attached to a frontal system which has been very slow to clear from east anglia and south—east england. this is the earlier rainfall. you can also see the showers pushing in to western areas, and it's these two area

omar: labor shortage is yet another reality of current supply chains.cing chronic shortages across the entire sector. myself, minister of employment, minister of labour, have been talking about putting together a broader strategy. the good news is that this recent fall economics statement included within it investments in apprenticeship and in training for our workers. there is more to be done. i have been in constant communication with trucking associations, with other organizations in the transportation sector to figure out what else can we do to increase the supply of workers? immigration is another answer to this issue. recruiting from our indigenous communities is another answer to this. we are working on many fronts to address this issue. jon: before we go, just going back to the investment today, as we continue to build out and expand, how much additional capacity and what is the timeline on that. omar: my understanding is that shovels will hit the ground in very short order. all the permits and pre-work that is needed has already been done so i

thank you, omar.that you;ll find out there, which is a little bit you'll find out there, which is a little bit like here in rome — mind blowing. well, that's it from us this week, make sure you look out for us next week, when... ibiza versus type 1 diabetes. dj reece parkinson tests out whether you can take on the party island whilst managing your blood sugar levels. until then, you can find loads of other amazing travel content from the bbc online by using the tags on your screen. but now for now from me, ade adepitan, and all of the travel show team here in rome, it is ciao for now. hello. for some central and eastern parts of the uk, the day did not get off to a bad start, but further west, we have more in the way of cloud, we have outbreaks of rain, and that rain will slowly shift eastwards through the rest of the weekend. it is going to stay mild. what is driving the weather at the moment is a big area of low pressure to the north—west of us, this swirl of cloud here and ahead of it, a pipeline o

omar: no, nothing to add. you have done, and the progressive caucus, have pooled their resources together and have done an incredible job in supporting our slate of candidates. many of us have utilize our old pacs as well to support. i look forward to when we have 25, 35, 50 folks that we can endorse and support and get elected to congress. i think of the fact that every single cycle there's a growth in the quality of candidates, in the quantity of candidates, is a testament of the incredible work the progressive members before i got here were doing, and what progressive members have been doing since we have been here. i think that there is an inspirational position that you all will serve for future candidates who will see the work that you are doing, who will use the challenges that you have all overcome as an example, to say that if they were able to do what, i can do it -- to do it, i can do it. and i think we're just going to keep seeing an enormous growth in the number of candidates we will have in the f

omar: thank you for inviting me.s a pipeline which will be the longest pipeline to be able to take the oil that was discovered in 2006 in uganda all the way to tanzania and taken to an international market to be utilized. it is a project that is strongly being opposed by people in uganda and the whole world because it is going to be displacing over 100,000 people in east africa and it is also going to be causing a lot of impacts to one of the biggest biodiversity sectors. it is also a carbon bomb because it will be emitting tons of fuel every year for the next 20 years that it will be operational. amy: how is total and this chinese company having the authority to build this? omar: the way they proposed this project is is if uganda is coveg the oil, it is a costly process and they do not have the money to >>> welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm gene otani in tokyo. >>> we begin with breaking news out of the united states. abc news is projecting republicans will take control of the house of representatives for the first tim

the latest from cbs's omar villafranca? dallas. >> reporter: spectators watched in horror as two vintage planes collided midair in the skies above dallas before crashing to the ground in a ball of flames. >> this is the airplane. we had an air collision down on the airport. >> reporter: rescue crews rushed to the crash site but found no survivors. now, investigators with the national transportation safety board are combing through the wreckage, as well as videos of the incident, trying to figure out what went wrong. >> it will give us a layout of where each aircraft was in the process, it should help us with speed, altitude, location. >> reporter: the accident happened during wings over dallas, an air show featuring dozens of world war ii era planes. a p-63 king cobra fighter appears to bank hard to the left, before smashing into a b-17 bomber. investigators a expected to focus on the smaller plane. >> it was coming in at a pretty steep bank angle. it could make that really almost impossible for the pilot of the smaller air

omar villafranca, thank you so much.orida, 24-year-old nikolas cruz sat stone-faced as he's formally sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the killing of 14 students and three staff members at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018. the sentencing followed the second day of emotional victim impact statements as families, friends, and survivors got their final chance to confront the gunman. with inflation still near a 40- year high, the federal reserve again took drastic action today to cool down the economy, raising its benchmark interest rate another 0.75%. it's now at the highest level in 15 years. that's going to drive up interest rates on your credit cards and mortgage loans. cbs' robert costa is in the battleground state of pennsylvania, where inflation could have a major impact on the midterms. >> reporter: washington struggled to tame inflation has put democrats on the defensive and their control of the senate in jeopardy. >> inflation is still hurting people. but we're making rea

cbs's omar villafranca is on the scene in texas. scare. >> he's got a knife, and he wants to stab people. >> o'donnell: the t.s.a. under fire, after a man snuck two box cutters on board. cbs's kris van cleave on the security threat. >> step back! >> o'donnell: plus, a passenger who choked a flight attendant. and, jay leno hospitalized, after burning his face in his own garage. what the comedian is saying tonight about his recovery. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us as we begin a new week together. tonight, the president of the university of virginia says classes will be canceled for a second day tomorrow, as the community searches for answers. the suspect is in custody, after a deadly shooting rocked the charlottesville community. and tonight, in an interview with our cbs news affiliate wtvr, the alleged gunman's father said his son was paranoid and getting picked on. police say the shooting took

the republicans were pressed -- ilhan omar has made comments. for them, so she conceded that there was something wrong about saying them. so i think for her that makes particular sense. eric swalwell, obviously, some people have national security concerns about him. adam schiff feels a little more like political bayty -- payback, but the bottom line is this door has been opened. i would urge kevin mccarthy to be careful, because next time the democrats are in power, they'll kick more republicans off committees, it ises what it is. howard: not only did the democrats start it, but in the case of ilhan omar, nancy pelosi and democratic party leaders denounced her for use of anti-semitic tropes and forced her to apologize. so both parties have been critical of congresswoman omar. >> well, as it should be. you should denounce your own party when your own party makes mistakes, when your own party says things that don't belong in the public square. and you know that this is political for one reason, marjorie taylor green made anti-semitic the comments.

cbs's omar villafranca is on the scene in texas. >>> airline scare. h!. oj >> the tsa under fire after a man snuck two box cutters8bq board.< cbs's kris van cleave on the ; security threat. 4j >> step back!' ■ >>> and jay leno hospitalized 3ç after burning his face in his & own garage.jj áaying tonight about his f1covery.8ékq >> announcer: this is the "cbs k overnight news." >>> tonight, the president of the university of virginia says classes will be canceled for a second day tomorrow as the community searches for answers. the suspect is in custody after a deadly shooting rocked the charlottesville community. and tonight in an interview with our cbs news affiliate wtvr, the alleged gunman's father said his son was paranoid and getting picked on. police say the shooting took place just after 10:15 p.m. last night on board a charter bus as returned to cams fr washon the three killed were all members of the uva football team. the suspect, 22-year-old christopher darnell jones jr., is a student and was a member of the team during his freshman year in 2018.

let me go to omar jiminez. homar, election day is still just two days away but senator ron johnson is casting doubt on whether he will accept the election results. all of this sounds awfully familiar. tell us about that. >> well that is right, jim. both of the candidates at this point are campaigning on the future of this country being at stake. i'm talking about the senate competition. i mean with just 48 hours or less than 48 hours to election day, democratic lieutenant barnes is expected to appear with planned parenthood and chair of the dnc and ron johns is making stops ahead of what would be appearances with nikki haley tomorrow. but as you mentioned, johnson over stops this week has said, well i should say when he was asked whether he would accept the results of tuesday's election, he did not outright say yes. he said i sure hope i can. and they are comments he doubled down on in talking with conversations with me after some of his events saying that he cited in part i should say, a case out of here in mi

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> to the latest now on this week's midterms. tonight all eyes are on nevada. the race between incumbent senator catherine cortez masto and republican challenger adam laxalt is neck and neck. right now this is the balance of power in the senate. after democrats in arizona celebrated a big win. cbs' christina ruffini is in phoenix tonight. christina. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. they just keep counting here in maricopa county where they've been releasing the results in batches. now, last night's numbers were enough to call the senate race here for the democrat but other tight races, both in this state and across the country were still waiting. >> thank you, everybody, for being here. what a great day today. [ cheers ] >> reporter: after four excruciating days of ballot counting and uncertainty senator mark kelly declared re-election victory. what is your response to the criticism we've heard of the election process. >> there's always room for improvement and nobody should think for a second that somebody is trying to cheat

jeff, let's go now to omar. >> undefeated bulldogs. >> okay. omar, let's go to you and talk about ron johnson who is in a heated fight to keep his senate seat. where do things stand tonight? >> i will say just here in wisconsin we also knew about the georgia and tennessee game. that came all the way up here, too. >> i know you knew. >> this senate race in particularly, i know, you couldn't miss it. this senate race in particular, this is one where it shows no clear leader between the incumbent ron johnson and challenge democratic lieutenant governor mandela barnes both in the final less than 48 hours looking to find some sort of edge. clearly, on the attack. lieutenant governor barnes was out campaigning with the president of planned parenthood today. also with the chair of the dnc. he told us their strategy in this final stretch is to meet as many people as they can. meet people where they are. and to not take any votes for granted on some of the most important issues. now, that's been on the tail end of a hundred plus stop rv tour. senator jo

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kevin mccarthy is absolutely in the right in kicking ilhan omar. place democrat, republican for anti-stesm in this country. look, she has equated the united states and israel to hamas and the taliban. that has no place in this country that kind of rhetoric. she said it's all about the benny minutes regarding america's pledge of allegiance to israel all about the money. that's profoundly insulting. as for eric swalwell he has accused republicans of looking to outlou interracial marriage. he has 0.0 evidence or statements to back up that claim this person has no right to be on any committee either. and as for adam schiff, he repeatedly rides time and again about having overwhelming evidence about the trump campaign this is what happens when you lose power. kevin mccarthy is going to remove these folks and completely justified in doing so if you look at their records and statements objectively todd, ashley. >> todd: swalwell had a relationship with literally a chinese spy. seems like that would disqualify him for that committee. >> ashley: yeah becaus

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ted, omar, nejdeh, we are all rooting for you. you, merry christmas. >> carley: you too. classes back in session and the university of idaho where desperate for answers on the killing of four students over two weeks ago. we will tell you exactly where things stand today. >> todd: plus again asking the biden administration to stop sending them to the border and let them do their job protecting our skies. the executive director of the air marshall national council here with an urgent message. ♪ ♪ ... the first-ever all-electric chevy blazer ev. 0 to 60 in under 4 seconds. and up to 320 miles of range on a full charge. evs for everyone, everywhere. chevrolet. blendjet■s black friday sale is on now. save up to 25% on the number one gift this holiday season. blendjet 2 portable blender gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. throw in your favorite ingredients and blend up a delicious smoothie anytime, anywhere. blendjet 2 even cleans itself. just add water, a drop of soap, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. ord

omar alkattoul was arrested yesterday and appeared in federal court in newark.ccused of posting an online threat last week against synagogues and jewish people that caused the fbi to issue a warning to synagogues across the state. police increased security at jewish houses of worship and jewish schools. the suspect faces up to five years in prison if convicted. >>> and the "chicago sun-times" says construction at the obama presidential center was halted after a noose was found. police were called to the site after yesterday's discovery and there is an investigation. a $100,000 reward is being offered to help find who is responsible. the obama foundation called the incident shameless. the center is supposed to open in chicago's jackson park in 2025. >>> well, still to come, unleashing "black panther." the sequel to the marvel superhero movie lands in theaters today. time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. younger women are living long

omar villafranca, thank you so much. >>> with inflation still near a 40-year high, the federal reserve again took drastic action today to cool down the economy, raising its benchmark interest rate another 3/4 of a percentage point. it's now at the highest level in 15 years. that's going to drive up interest rates on your credit cards and mortgage loans. cbs' robert costa is in theon could have a major impact on the midterms. >> reporter: washington struggled to tame inflation has put democrats on the defensive and their control of the senate in jeopardy. >> inflation is still hurting people, but we're making real progress. we're reasserting ourselves as a nation. >> reporter: the president's optimism is not felt by the retired union workers we spoke to over lunch near levittown. >> inflation? i rode my bike here. [ laughter ] >> i couldn't afford the gas. >> reporter: dave moore and his friends all worked at the town's steel plant that once employed thousands. the current state of the economy has them wanting change in next week's midterms. >> your got to put some new blood in there. g

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omar has faced controversy for a number of remarks including her, quote -- her claim that israel, quote, hypnotized the world with. rachel: well, this story is really significant because, you know, this shows that he means it. at lot of people thought, oh, the democrats are going to break the norms, take people off committees, and then when the republicans take power, they won't have the guts to do it. this shows me that they're going to do the exact same thing back to the democrats which i hate seeing that to the institution, but there can't be two sets of rules, so, good-bye, ilhan omar. pete: how about no anti-american members on the house foreign affairs committee that really don't like america? rachel: yeah. president who think everything we do is possible and. rachel: it used to be you could have that opinion, and you could be on the committee. but they took republicans off of committees -- pete: who'd they take -- rachel: marjorie taylor green. and i think she was the only one, or was will someone else? pete: did they do it to matt gaetz too maybe? rachel: we'll find out. live by

so, omar, what are you seeing out there today? over this state, and there is a constant joke that elections here in wisconsin are close. i have a feeling come three days from now that joke is going to become a reality here in wisconsin. both of these candidates at the senate level, ron johnson and lieutenant governor mandela barnes have been hitting the streets to try to secure as many last-minute votes or at least as many last-minute commitments to votes as they can because the margins are likely going to be that close. we just finished up a canvassing event here for lieutenant governor mandela barnes where supporters along with volunteers launched out into the neighborhoods to knock on some of those doors. i mentioned they are on the final stretch bus tours. earlier this week senator ron johnson, we caught up with him in a town called cronin, wisconsin, we are learning about a lot of places here in the state of wisconsin, while we were there he was asked point blank if he would accept the result of tuesday's elections an didn't

. >> omar jimenez thank you for that report.et's take a closer look at all of this with chief national correspondent and executiv e dunking who is that are magic well. i know you have a look at the final race reading. >> we do, the shift toward republican in the final days let's start by saying this is the current matt. on tuesday we told in a new map all the lines had changed this is the census of two years ago. republicans do not need much to pick it up let's split to where you are. these are our final rejections 216 races tilting ending likely or solidly republican. that means republican only two races away from the. the battlefield tilting their direction. look at the shift we have seen in the final rankings want to bring this up. 22 house races in all shift. forgive me for turning my. 22 racing shifting towards republican. yesterday we said republicans could have eight to 25 now republicans could gain 13 to 30 seats. there are some who think it could be higher. in the competitive races the gold races either cleaning or tilt

c cnn's omar jimenez is at a very crowded o'hare international airport in chicago.it looking like? >> reporter: yeah, well, things have gotten a little bit better right now. o'hare international airport, one of the world's busiest, not so busy right now, but this morning it was incredibly packed, shoulder to shoulder as that first wave of flights began to take off on this incredibly busy travel day. over the course of this travel period, heading throughout the rest of this week between here and midway, chicago's other airport, officials estimating they're going to see around 1.7 million passengers which is up almost 7% compared to last year, and that falls in line with what we're expecting to see countrywide. over the past two days ago, tsa has screened almost 4.5 million people, which is up. slightly down compared to pre-pandemic covid-19, but at least comparable. one person saw that dynamic first hand. take a listen to what she said on her way to texas. >> we were totally thinking about getting here early, which i'm so glad we did because it's even a little more c

he had a lot to say last week when he was threatened to strip omar of her committee simons.s remained silent on this trump dinner with kanye west and nick fuentes but. is it tenable that he can be condemning omar in one breath and not saying anything in the other? how long can he go on without saying anything here? >> as long as it takes for them to count 18 votes in the next congress. that is how long is going to take. the thing with kevin mccarthy is that he's between a rock and a hard place. is between the 218 voted to become speaker and the freedom caucus saying these are gonna be hard enough on joe biden. he is going to bridge that gap anyway he can. he is thinking of offering up -- one of the things that's fastening about cover mccarthy is that he is following in the footsteps of many republican men who are trying to be speaker of the house in this modern day in age and realized that what they want is a firm speakership. they want to be able to govern the way that nancy pelosi governs the democrats. what they find is that, the sort of principles that republicans espous

omar, thank you very much. joining us chief political analyst gloria borger and cnn senior political commentator david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama. welcome to you both. david, these very close races, all the stars are out, biden, harris, clinton, trump. you tweeted this about the president's appearance last night in the evening, his speech. issues of democracy are hugely important at this moment, and in next week's election totally appropriate for the president to address them. still as a matter of practical political politics, i doubt many democrats in marginal races are eager for him to be on tv tonight. you have advised against that speech at this moment? >> yeah, i probably would have. i probably would have because, you know -- this is true for any incumbent president in a situation like it. barack obama was not being invited into a lot of campaigns back in 2010 because you become the fulcrum of the opposition campaign. and they want to make joe biden the issue in this campaign. his ap

omar in wisconsin, thanks so much for that. right here in georgia, hundreds are being encouraged to vote in person after an investigation revealed that more than 100,000 races around the country. as a country we have never gone through something like this before. omar in wisconsin, thanks so much for that. right here in georgia, hundreds are being encouraged to vote in person after an investigation revealed that more than $100,000 requested in cobb county were never sent out. >> reporter: this is happening out of cobb county. it is alarming, really, as one of the counties that covers the city of atlanta, and we are learning more from a letter that was sent ou t by the election office to its board members and by the cobb county spokes person releasing the statement saying listen, we know that there have been concerns about voter integrity, voter fraud because of the 2020 election. jim, this really feels that fire, unfortunately. that is why they came out with these statements saying that this was human error. this was not done i

our colleague omar jimenez is on the ground in milwaukee with more.to talk to both of them and ask them the key questions. what did they say? >> reporter: i did. you can really feel the stakes of this election. hard to believe we are a week out at this point. you can feel it in the air. can't avoid it. $100 million spent on ads since saturday and why the candidates are on respective rvs and bus tours on the hunt for something much more valuable than ads. >> how you doing? >> reporter: it's the time of year when handshakes and cheers -- >> thank you, thank you! [ cheers ] >> reporter: need to become votes in wisconsin. >> >> you want us to vote for mandela? >> reporter: a hotly contested race between johnson and barnes could determine control of the u.s. senate. >> these people need to be stopped. they need to be defeated! [ cheers ] >> reporter: the sharp rhetoric, a reflection of the elevated stakes. >> senator johnson, you said mandela barnes turned on america. why do you think this race is so close? >> it's wisconsin, first of all. i don't understa

they really hate don omar. cares about don eller, so i'm talking to one littlefield and he was talking about they came to me with will & grace. i loved the idea, but i knew dawn would have a problem and he talks about how try to get this idea because it's show about. you know. gay, you know a gay man on television in america in 1997, right living with a straight woman like and don is not just having none of it. so he's he spends like a year trying to strategize to get this past dawn. and he starts at just by lying to dawn. and dawn just doesn't really catch on but finally the pilots going to have to air the pilot. and dawn thinks that's his moment to kill it and he makes don think that yeah, it's like it's not i don't think that's good. whatever. he's trying to downplay it, but he's like really concerns gets over so they have the big. you know all the top nbc executives are in the room. they're going to washington pilot episode of will and grace and this guy's name, right? with albright bob wright, who's the he

is it tenable that he can be condemning airline omar in one breath and not saying anything in another. i mean, how long can he go on without saying anything here? >> as long as it takes for the counting of the 218 votes in the next congress. it's a long time to keep going with this. i mean, the thing with kevin mccarthy is that he is between a rock and a hard place. he is between 218 votes. speaker and the freedom caucus. saying he is not gonna be hard enough on joe biden. so he is trying to bridge that gap in any way that he can. he is thinking about offering. one of the things that is fascinating about kevin mccarthy is that he is following in the footsteps of many republican men who have tried to be speaker of the house for the republican caucus in this modern day and age. and realized that what they want is a firm speakership. they want to be able to govern the way that nancy pelosi governs with democrats. and what they find is the sort of principles that republicans spouse in terms of decentralized leadership, yes that, era. house republicans, at least they say they want that to.

you have adam schiff who lied to the american people time and time again and congresswoman ilhan omar, we will not allow her to be on foreign affairs. >> todd: mccarthy needs 218 votes. >> ashley: cost of ingredientses reach all-time high as farmers struggles. the average cost of dinner for 10 people rising 20% from last year with individual items such as stuffing mix up 70%. john boy jr. is president of the black farmers association, we spoke in july and you warned me on this show that there would be a food shortage looming, it seems we are getting there. american farm bureau says we can expect smaller flocks and feels like they are setting us up. how did we not see this coming because you sure did. >> yes, i've been telling the administration about this for monthses. we have 332 million people in the united states that depend on american farmers everyday to feed them. this administration has not put farmers first. they are proposing another $37 million to ukraine and haven't taken care of american farmers here at home and the administration is not doing enough to make sure that farm

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. >>> let's continue the conversation, joining us schwab asset management ceo omar aguilar and davidervos david, let me start with you you were with us a few days ago and described this process as baby steps to the fed's endgame. is this another baby step? >> feels like a bigger step, carl, 5-plus on the nasdaq it's a big miss to the downside. it's a lot of relief i think it takes away from the aggressiveness we heard in jay's press conference after the last fmoc meeting it's nicely consistent with the statement. the statement was talking about lags, about cumulative tightening, and i think we're going to start to see that play more in fed commentary, maybe more like what charlie evans was talking about earlier. and i think it takes -- takes us much more into this fine-tuning phase. we've done the heavy lifting we got 400 basis points done already. we're going to have, you know, 450 or so bythe end of the year, maybe 475. and we've got a lot of qt to get through. we'll have $500 billion of qt by the end of the year. there's a lot of tightening in the offer. we're starting to see, you

nuclear disaster. moscow and key of blame each other for the attack. cars, exxon's, president, cassandra omar, took high ev looks set for reelection after voters went to the polls in the central asian country. while ballad counting is still under wayne, a state media exit polls shows him whitting 82 percent of the vote. the snap election came months after took high have violently suppressed unprecedented protest to the united states. now where police in the state of colorado said, 5 people were killed and 18 others wounded in a shooting. at an algebra, tick united club in colorado springs club goers font and stopped the suspected gunman who's now in police custody. it was over in a matter of seconds. police were alerted just before midnight, a shooting at club q. the 1st officer arrived in the area at 12 am, and the suspect was detained and subsequently taken into custody at 12 o 2. but by then 4 people were already did. a 5th would die later at a hospital. police believe the 22 year old suspect entered the l g b t q nightclub and just started shooting with what they're described as a long ri

but as omar khayyam said, it's better to be hungry than to eat, whatever, and it's better to be lonelywith just anyone. sorry i forgot. get down, why are these people following you? never thought i'd be in this mess? came off the main thing is that you have a good wormwood and not only in the engine room. i won't let you down. listen, your relatives didn't talk. why didn't the husband's car come with them? i do not even know. but now they will go to moscow and tell everything. as far as i understood, he should come? well, yes, that is, friends arrived earlier already. perhaps he is busy. must be very busy. noah room like they left. in one day and the sofa, listen, why all these difficulties? you are, anyway. employees of legal fishermen fishermen we went out to fish. what do you need?