>> yeah, it absolutely does, pam. and remember, as far as the attorney general goes, they would have liked to have had ivanka trump as a co-defendant in this case. she was initially on that caption. she was dismissed for procedural issues really, statute of limitations issues. so you know, as far as the attorney general's concerned she would be liable. however, as kara noted today, her purpose is one of a witness to try to sort of give insight as to the state of mind of her brothers, her father. also with respect to damages kara noted the interest rates on those loans in terms of shopping them around. part of this -- part of the trial is to determine damages, and part of the theory of damages is that even though the banks got repaid they could have charged actually higher interest rates had they known that the net worth was in fact lower for a more realistic valuation of the actual assets and instead they gave them great deals on these loans, favorable, you know, interest rates and the like. >> so does her testimony c

>> hi, pam. thank you for having me. we keep our hope for 46 days. we won't give up now, but we don't have any information, not about his condition and not about this deal because all we know is from the media, as you know, as your reporters said now. we don't know anything for sure, and as we told jeremy, we will be sure he is home when i see him and his mother hugging and i know this night, personal nightmare is over but we won't stop until everyone gets home. >> no, understandably. have you been in communication with the israeli government? what do you know how how he's doing? >> we don't know anything. the last time we got a message from him was saturday, october 7, at half past 12 noon. he said, he said to us by message that hear our talk in the house, they're very afraid. he has been to his girlfriend on shabbat visiting her and her family. we live in jerusalem, so it was so random that the people they took and they just took him from the safe room, took him with a black small car to gaza. since then we didn't hear anything. we just heard one t

let's go back to pam.cisco's mayor is pushing for more housing in the city. her message to supervisors as they prepare to meet today. >> and emotions and tensions were high in the oakland city council meeting last night where we're finding out about a cease fire resolution for the middle east. it was just passed by the city night at the oakland city council meeting over a resolution that called on congress to demand a cease fire between israel and hamas in gaza ktvu. andre seniors here in the studio now to tell us about that debate that went on for more than four hours for hours, dave, the oakland city council ended up passing that resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza by unanimous vote. >> but that was only after some heated debate among the council members and the public. the resolution was proposed by council member carol fife, who said that she worked with jewish and muslim community members to craft a resolution which cites oakland's official motto, love life. councilmember dan kalb proposed an

james >> pam, good morning to you. will this strike will be made up of csu trade workers that includes jobs like plumbers, electricians, mechanics, engineers, you name it, the teamsters union representing them says those employees have been without a contract for at least nine months. and here in san francisco, that strike will start in just a few minutes from now. here we've already seen the first handful of people starting to set up those tables, those tents, those picket signs, things you would normally see at any given strike. union leaders say csu continues to negotiate in bad faith, not willing to budge on salaries or poor working conditions. and accusing the university system of unfair labor practices that includes threatening retaliation for participating in a strike like today. the union says with the one day strike construction on campus will be halted, so will any critical work usually done to maintain safe classrooms or student housing statewide. this will you'll see something like this at about 22 differen

i'm pam cook. it's wednesday, november 15th. checking in with steve paulson to see if any rain is out and about. i had a little bit of sprinkles. >> oh, it's out out there. yeah. wander it's trying. it's trying. okay. i think we'll see a little better opportunity as we go throughout the day and into the evening here. what's that beam in my window? my gosh. wake up. wake up! yeah you too. yes. yeah 50s on the temps here we are under cloudy skies. there's a little hit and miss. you know, little guy showers popping up. the key, though, is the deeper moisture is still offshore here. oh, it's drying. but the better opportunity today than yesterday , especially as we get towards later this afternoon and tonight. although there's huge differences in amounts being forecast highs today, pretty close to where they should be this time of year. everyone will be in the mid 60s. wow well, i'm going to just pass the torch and say i'll see you in about five hours because it's all about sal this week. >> you know what? i was thinking of just hav

pam-pam-pam, ram, on the air of novosti rossii, which means, look, we don’t have any losses on our ownave half cemeteries of these mobilized, these are the ones who died on the road, they never made it to the war, yes, and also russia recently launched a spaceship into the moon, you don’t have a tv set, yes, of course, there is, ours are now jumping and running around the moon with all their might there, and without spacesuits, you can imagine, yes, on erefi, they started painting icons from the building of the general staff of the armed forces. in the samara region, an icon painter painted an icon of the reverend ilya muromets, based on the image of which the invaders of the russian federation were liquidated by a missile strike of the armed forces of ukraine on makivsky pt on january 1, 23rd. wow, it's been a whole year graduates of ptu have probably already become someone, some are sunflowers, some are mountain ash, and some are just ashes. and let's take a closer look at the so-called icon. it is immediately clear that the icon is unreliable, because according to the administration

>> i think they're really grappling with that question, pam. and look, this is, there are many legal questions we've talked about in the context of donald trump over the years. nothing is harder for judges to sort out. on the one side, everyone in america is allowed to speak about the legal system and the process and whatever they want. about american government. on the other side, you can't threaten people. there's a wide gulf of statements in between there for a candidate or not that are going to be very complicated and at some point, a judge has to step in and almost arbitrarily decide what's okay and what isn't. they were clearly grappling with this and i don't know what they're going to do. >> yeah, and how much in your view is january 6th sort of the backdrop of this deliberation for the judges? >> well, i mean, obviously, the fact that there was an incident where by many arguments, the former president in his speech, not just on january 6th, but over time, puts things out in the public that have the effect on causing individuals to engag

i'm pam cook. got us to the end of november again. >> that's right december 1st. >> tomorrow. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday november 30th. steve is here with your forecast. expecting a mix of clouds and sunshine that is correct. >> back to you, too. all right. >> we need some details. >> 40s and 50s. a little cooler on the lows here. there are some breaks in the clouds, but again, it's you can see everything coming down west northwest. so we get some clearing and some more clouds come in. if there's any rain, it would be well to the north. i think we're just looking at a lot of cloud cover, not much else over the next few days. all right. 60 on the temp, sal will be here in 3 to 81 to tell us what. >> well, things are light. i like what we see, steve. there's not a lot going on, which is good. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza is light. sometimes we start off doing pretty well today, it's not as wet. in fact, i don't see any wet weather. i see maybe some damp roads, but pardon me, t

>> well, you know what, pam?ion because it is it is backed up a little bit, although it's better than it was when we started because people are going slower and not getting into a series of crashes that we had earlier. there's the bay bridge. it's backed up. you can see some slow traffic there. we've been looking at the north bay. there was a lot of rain there. highway four seems to have recovered a little bit. there was a crash at 242 and then the san mateo and the dumbarton bridge are okay. we had a crash reported westbound 92 at hesperian turns out that's already on the shoulder and things on the peninsula look okay. so it wasn't as nearly. as slow as i thought it would be, but it's certainly no picnic out there. 651 let's bring steve back in with today's weather picnicking, picnicking. not today. >> all right. thank you. we do have some rain totals here. a lima valley looks to be the leader of the pack here just past mount tamalpais at 0.69. so they have 0.70. reyes station is close at 0.63 and san bruno moun

pam? >> thanks. >>> now we have more on the encouraging statement from president biden telling reporters at the white house today that a deal to free the hostages is going to happen. cnn's nic robertson is in sderot, israel. what more can you tell us about these negotiations, nic? >> it's been understood that negotiations could involve the release of up to 100 women and children who are being held by hamas and, perhaps, one of the other main groups holding people there, the palestinian islamic jihad. it's not quite clear how that group fits into the conversations that are being had. these are not direct conversations, of course. we know that hamas speaks with the egyptian intelligence, and they, in turn, will speak with the officials in doha, the qatari officials, who have been the main intermediaries as well, who have access to hamas officials. in that grouping of potentially 100 women and children, the understanding is, that their release could be a sort of rolling release, a few first o

when china gifted then president richard nixon to pam those as a token of goodwill. but since then, china's standalone program has come under heavy criticism. one that has been complaints that not all loans, condos receive good to. and to that the program repeatedly displaced is bundled from the home already meaning yes. so as this pond, the family leads to us. some returns to china. it will have to adjust to a new environment sheet on what in the beginning the language is different for them . and they may not clearly understand what we say. so we need to communicate more with the code concerned. it's not the loan program introduces and stability in the lives of fund a comes under the contract own cubs going abroad must be sent to china regardless of whether it's from the us, south korea or japan. officials of the windows, the wind, japan dismiss, concern will in general, young pam, those are good at adapting, so i don't think we need to worry too much when they arrive in china. they're not taking straight away to the rearing facility. they 1st spend some time in a q

and i love seeing pam moore, don't you? everybody does. we love our pam moore. all right. so today we've got a little bit of a showery afternoon on tap when getting a little gusty out there tonight. a bit of a break drizzle still out there in the overnight hours. but then a little more rain. >> to our afternoon and a little more friday night into saturday. >> so here we are. and i know in san francisco, we haven't really seen anything in the way of rain. just a lot of clouds out there. temperatures right now. temperatures go 64 degrees because the warm. >> in spots down south like san jose and mountain view. a little cooler up in toledo where it's just 61 right now. wind is also starting to pick up in spots. you can see it's a southerly flow. so 21 miles per hour right now out of half moon bay, we've got 18 in san jose. now livermore starting to get in on the act, too, because that southerly flow is this system starting to press up and bring a little bit of precipitation our way now? you can see as we zoom out just the north bay, getting a few of the sprinkles, maybe a lit

this beautiful dates back to the 1970s for the different china gifted then president richard nixon, to pam those as a token of goodwill. but since then, china's standalone program has come under heavy criticism. one that has been complaints that not all loan condos receive good to and to that the program repeatedly displaced is bundled from the home already meaning yes. so as this pond, the family leaves the us and returns to china. it will have to adjust to a new environment sheet on what in the beginning the language is different for them . and they may not clearly understand what we say. so we need to communicate more with the code concerned. it's not the loan program introduces and stability in the lives depend a cubs under the contract own cubs going abroad must be sent to china regardless of whether it's from the us, south korea or japan. officials of the windows, the wind, japan dismiss, concern will in general, young pam, those are good at adapting, so i don't think we need to worry too much when they arrive in china. they're not taking straight away to the rearing facility. they 1

korea or japan. officials of the away knows the wind, japan dismiss, concerns will in general, young pam, those are good at adapting. so i don't think we need to worry too much when they arrive in china. they're not taking straight away to the rearing facility. they 1st spend some time in a quarantine facility where they are observed in doors, as they settled and gradually they thought to go to the countries like the us to pay 1000000 dollars each year for every pound. the pad from china, japan has not disclosed its numbers, but we know that the windows, who alone attracts a tremendous number of visitors because of fits trainings bundled in 2008. when a favorite ponder died was a toast dropped dramatically by 1000000. that's the so it's, it's that you'll find panda stories and mot small from the region on dw dot com. forward slash ip setting. you can follow was to on social media at dw use, i'm tired, right? in building. i'll be back to me. all right, see you then take the hello and welcome to another edition of the 77 percent. we investigate the phenomenon the whole process to use god.

, pam, pam, there’s already a melody on top, you say that you have covers in your repertoire , well,ay us some cover, or or didn’t plan today, original music, then let's do what you want, so we need to switch. well, of course, gentlemen, here when you have. with ped, and of course, when you have a slide against the background of ped, comrades, there is a very, very noticeable smell of pinkfloyd in the air. even if you die, pink floyd at the ball was worth the huskies, of course, today we can’t wait to meet you, it’s very interesting, that’s why you’re called dark soul, it’s just bright souul you ’re doing quite well, a pretty bright soul is not dark, how could this pseudonym be translated, well, i started writing, that is, i generally started my journey with dragon base music, that is, in dark rhythms, that is, i really listened to such a dark side muk. and when i think like that, try to write something yourself, i started writing, writing and i think, i need some kind of nickname, i also wrote directly , everything is so heavy, you are such a dark soul, it’s cool, i told everyone ab

former florida attorney general pam bondi.g, it was described to me by the house oversight committee, james comer, that he was taking a deliberate strategy, the subpoenas were coming putting out the subpoenas those around the bidens first. then it goes straight to the family. it was a piecemeal process. what you think broke the straw this week to say now is the moment, let's go? >> it's the accumulation of incriminating evidence kaylee. hunters lawyer, laughably insist he is eager to testify he said at the right time. which means translation, never. they will resist with all kinds of demands, delay tactics, the vacuous excuses. frankly, hunter has no way out and face of a subpoena. except to lie under oath which would constitute even more crimes. the problem kaylee for the committee is congress has no power to enforce subpoenas. only joe biden's own department of justice can do that and they will do it. the doj and the fbi have been running this protection racket for the bidens merit garland will dither even though he moves qu

, pam-pam-pararam, lam-pam-pam , lam, look into your eyes, i want to say, i will forget you, i won’t and this is hello, apparently which? on the unicorn, great, and goodbye, how will it be, great, see you early, goodbye again, wait, we have things to do here. and wait, a second, wait, nadya, nadya broke down, can you in the same language, nadya broke down, i answer while nadya broke down, i think larisa can say, maybe guys, what can i say, you sang with such pleasure, and it’s true, with such joy that well done, both of you, karinochka, well done for coming out, well done for supporting dima, dima, well done for supporting karina, it seems to me that we have the right the puzzle has come together. the puzzle fits, can we ask, ask, can our hero get a point? i fulfill any of your requests, wow, it seems to me that i was more worried than you, we looked at each other, i realized that my hands were shaking, karina ’s were shaking equally at the same tempo, what should i do, help me, that’s why you sang so well , you shook beautifully, you shook beautifully, guys, why are we not kidding,

i'm pam cook. i never i honestly didn't even know that walmart created well created and carried diamonds. but you have the details. >> i do. i just went on to walmart.com just to see what they have because they announced they're expanding their offering their lab grown diamonds, that they are expanding into because they are cheaper, they're expanding. it's their offerings in time for the holidays, perhaps some holiday engagements. walmart has lab created. i was just looking to carat solitaire engagement rings for about $600. compare to mine traditional diamonds. they would cost about $6,000 for that same ring. build-a-bear workshop rang the opening bell this morning. the company reports earnings this week. they are celebrating the charitable work that they do. build-a-bear has promised to donate 1 million books and 100,000 bears by 2027. one of the main goals, in addition to providing comfort to children in need, is improving children's literacy. taking you live to the big board now, up across the

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oliver, tell us exactly what he said. >> yeah, pam. this is just brazen anti-semitism from one of the world's most influential men. and to give you an idea of how, you know, this started, it started with a user on x, daring people to prove that, quote, hitler was right. and i'll read you the exchange. one user took up this other user's challenge, and he wrote back, okay, jewish communities have been pushing the exact kind of diletical hatred against whites they claim to want people to stop using against them. then elon musk responds and says, quote, you have said the actual truth. later, elon musk tried to sort of walk back what he said. he said he was only maybe referring to the adl, but to be clear, elon musk has engaged in this sort of anti-semitic rhetoric in the past. earlier this year, he went after george soros who has been the victim of a number of anti-semitic attacks, mausly from the right. and in that case, he said that, quote, george soros wants to erode the very fabric of civilization. soros hates humanity. so this is not

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pam? >> right.he more than 200, and of course, this raises the bigger question of how this could complicate freeing those other hostages that are still being held by hamas. >> reporter: israel has viewed its campaign as part of a pressure campaign on hamas to get to some sort of hostage exchange or agreement. the framework has sort of come into focus here and we've gotten snippets of how it might look, although the exact numbers are hard to pin down because there hasn't been an agreement yet. 50, 70, 100 hostages released at first. women and children in exchange for prolonged other several days for a pause in the fighting, but it hasn't come into sharp focus because there hasn't been an agreement yet. israel says it will continue its campaign until the hostages are rel released, but you're right, pam. this certainly complicates that as we learn that a second hostage has been killed in captivity. >> oren liebermann, our hearts and thoughts are with the family of that hoss tage that was foun dead acco

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pam? >> and oren, for the first time the islamic palestinian jihad says it has two hostages and is prepared to release two of them? >> yes, that's a statement we saw from islamic jihad just a short time ago. islamic jihad claimed they had some 30 hostages shortly after october 7th, that number impossible to verify. they did respond basically saying, look, it's important there's a proof of life but won't address it beyond that viewing it as psychological terror. >>> new images also give us a glimpse of southern gaza, the dire conditions where civilians are supposed to be finding safe shelter. up next. >>> today a, quote, first step according to the white house in easing the humanitarian crisis in gaza. israel agreed to formalize a daily four-hour pause in military operations there. the stop in violence will allow aid to flow in and civilians to get out, but a senior israeli official says it'll only apply to specific neighborhoods in the war zone. and cnn salma abdel aziz reports there's muc

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i'm pam cook.t's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you pam. >> film critics are taking note of longer than usual runtimes for some blockbuster films including oppenheimer and killers of the flower moon, both of which topped three hours, two hours for the most part, it's been the time tested limit for theater goers who can't hit the pause button as more major releases, though, are offered on streaming services soon. some fans say they'd rather watch at home, while others joke about what appears to be a decline in americans. attention spans. >> to have people sit in a movie theater for three, 3.5 hours, nobody really wants that anymore. >> most of the great movie theaters don't exist anymore. tiktok's are like 10s on average, so keep them. keep them down to 10s five seconds of george clooney. five of julia roberts movies over. we go home and do what we want to do as long as it holds my attention. >> i don't mind if it's long for the sake of being long, then i'm not so excited. >> a film critics

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in the meantime and actually i want to head over to pam. >> thanks so much. now to what is expected to be critical evidence against another politician in trouble with the law. we have this newly revealed audio recording, former president donald trump heard talking about what he wanted to do on january 6th, 2021. trump was speaking to jonathan karl who is asking the questions and let's take a listen. >> if you look at the real size of that crowd, it was never reported correctly. there were -- it's the biggest crowd i've ever spoken in front of by far. >> really? >> that went back to the washington monument. >> you told them you were going to go up to the capitol. >> i was going to and the secret service said you can't and by the time -- i would have, and then when i got back, i saw -- i wanted to go back. i was thinking about going back during the problem to stop the problem, doing it myself. secret service didn't like that idea too much. >> so what -- >> i could have done that and i would have been very well received. don't forget, the people that went to was

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i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> thank you, pam.3 word of the year. and the word is authentic. definition includes being real true to one's own personal spirit or character worthy of acceptance or belief among the reasons merriam-webster chose authentic managers say that we're living in an age of deep fakes and a rise of artificial intelligence are the words that were under heavy consideration include deep, fake, implode and kibbutz. >> all right. time now is 849. let's check in with sal on this monday morning to see how the roads are looking. hey, sal. >> andre garcia, thank you. right now, we do have some improvement for the morning commute and that includes the south bay and the peninsula. 880 is getting a little bit better. let me just get rid of all the incident icons. you can see there's a little improvement there. there's a lot of improvement at the bay bridge. i like what i see there. and 880 is still a little bit slow. this is the pre-pandemic like backup that you get getting into downtown oakland. we talked about the east

i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. pam thank you. wait longer for your next doordash order. the food ordering service is warning customers about not tipping their delivery drivers. doordash says dashers choose which orders they want to pick up. they can see what tip is left on an offer before accepting orders. the company pays its delivery people between 2 to $10 for each order and 100% of the tips. all right. 849 let's get you out the door back to 24. i'm guessing. yes, it's getting better. garcia and finally, some things are getting better. i think what happened with highway 24 is a lot of people were stuck there on it. it's now better. we had a crash near the tunnel and now things are getting better. richmond bridge looks okay and highway four is completely better. now through bay point. look at the bay bridge. it's improved quite a bit. i think the highway 24 combination with just fewer people going is a little better and san mateo bridge traffic is moderate. if you're driving to the south bay, that's been okay. a couple of thing

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there is -- i think about pam and her husband who live in cottage grove, minnesota. they both work full time and rely on day care centers to look after their two little kids. they're paying more than $2,800 a month for child care, meaning pam's husband's paycheck goes to cover the costs. pam told me we may be joining the increasing rank of parents who are part of the workforce because they have no other option. there is another mother who captain find a child care spot .is she sent e-mail after e-mail, but all she got was an overwhelming no infant openings. many of these providers told erin that they wouldn't have openings for years, when she finally found a opening, she couldn't afford it. and there's amelia who lives in a southern suburb in the twin cities and pays over $15,000 a year for her kids. she says we can't pay our mortgage if i stay home, but we can barely take anything home after sending our kids to preschool. pam, erin, and amelia live in different parts of the state and have different jobs and 51% of parents who also live in child care deserts, they de

main theme, but it also has several parts, yes, that is, there is also a rhythm section there, pom, pamy that you have covers in your repertoire , well, that is, original versions of well-known melodies, well, play us which one? or or didn't plan today's music, let 's do what you want then, we'll switch. well, of course, gentlemen, here when you have, no. and of course, when you have a slide against the background of the ped, the comrades in the air are very, very noticeable it smells like pink floyd, even if you die, but pink floyd gets a lot of likes, of course , we should have waited for today’s meeting with you, it’s very interesting, that’s why you are called dark soul, it’s just bright souul that works out quite well for you, a rather bright soul, not dark, how could this pseudonym be... well, i started writing, that is, i generally began my journey with dragon bay with music, that is, dark rhythms, that is, i really listened to this kind of darkside music, when i think about it, but try to write something yourself something, i started writing and writing and i think i need someon

it’s necessary, it’s somehow just a strong beat, and you’ll get a kick out of this right here, pum-pam-pam-pamtely ran to ivan kuzmich to tell you the news you received, don’t interrupt, but this says, man, official, what kind of official, official, whom you deigned to receive a notification, auditor, i’m telling you, everything, everything, everything , that's it, end of rehearsal, okay, attention, gentlemen, i give the third bell, the beginning of the performance, i give the third bell. good evening, dear friends, we welcome you to the performance, business, dear friends, well, actually the same thing, spectators, the same ones, our loved ones, incredulous, come on, who is there more will come, well, in general, forward, actively, organically, in all the brightest manifestations, we are organically moving forward, success after hundred. guys, this is a real repertory theater, you know, god, let me get away with it as soon as possible. the record goes by time, the total is now 10, everything will be fine. ready, okay, i’m here now, the play’s musician sergei vazarov, dear friends , well, let’

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. ♪ (vo) in three seconds, pam will decide... (pam) i'm moving closer to the grandkids! wait.ouse! (vo) don't wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. (pam) piece of cake. (vo) whichever. get your competitve offer at opendoor.com. >> here is what is coming up live today on the fox news channel. you are looking at live final preparations for nasa's space walk set to begin today at 8:0524 morning. it's going to last about six and a half hours. next, this is a live look at london, a little foggy there, of course. our vice president kamala harris will deliver a speech on a.i. around 9:35 eastern time. and then you can see here, 10:00 a.m., donald trump once again at trial. it is day two of his colorado court case where a lawsuit is seeking to disqualify the leading g.o.p. candidate from the state's ballot. that is today on fox. now over to you, brian. >> brian: all right, ainsley. thanks so much. the pentagon is deploying 300 more troops to the u.s. as u.s. bases in iraq and syria are attacked get this 27 times. the past two weeks, 27 times in two weeks. and we know the

great to see you, pam.ee you, too. >> i know personally that you have worked with many different food, second harvest and food organizations and pantries. what is different about this year? we've had hard times before. your why is the need so great this year? well what's really challenging this season is just while it feels like the pandemic is waning and many of us are getting kind of those hard times behind us for so many individuals and families and high cost areas like silicon valley, they are really struggling to be able to continue to pay their rent, pay their increased power bills, pay their increasing food bills, and still be able to put food on the table. >> so we are seeing a record level of need. we are now serving 1 in 6 residents in silicon valley. >> wow. asking song to give. i'm sure money is the best so that you can get what's needed. is that really the best way to donate? >> that's right. i mean, we really do truly need people's financial support and it is a way to really have an immediate