poe election si we can own the stock a lot lower. again, because japan -- >> what does that ewj chart look like carter? >> i think it's important. if you look across asia, how the nikkei is performing it's outperforming korea and the hang seng. the chart itself, a breakout a little bit of strength would set things in motion >> mike, what do you think of the trade? >> i like the trade. for one thing, the put is 1% that's usually the minimum where i am interested in selling, 69 cents. the other thing is is the index is trading around 15.4 earnings. that's probably a solid three turns cheaper than historical average. instead compare that to s&p, they are about 10 terms richer than this index and above it average. and you are dealing with toyota, sony, nintendo these are global companies it is fair to compare the valuations i think these stocks look relatively cheap and also for the fact she is collecting good preparium on the call. i like the trade >>> why you are there, sign up for our news later >> professor poe, how does your garden

but there are claims threeness from countries like poe -- poland and lithuania.hey've be organizing. facilitate bust them to the border. this is not a case they say of bell bell -- belarussian authorities simply caught in the milled. >> this allows sponsoring the movement of these migrants from the middle east for examplar iraq, for example, through bellarussina territory and then providing routes for them to enter e.u. countries with lithuania and poland. if the lit lithuanian government would not want this to happen, it would simply not happy. there's no question about it. and so the reason behind it is that the bella russian shot tokers wants to show the duplicity, the supposed duplicity of the polish and lithuanian yeah attorneys. we spoke a lot about human rights violation. in belarus this year and last year. so bella rush wants to create this -- is creating these incidents to show that poe land and lithuania themselves are violating the rights of these migrant that is want to come through belarus into poland and with lithuania territory. so bellas have acti

edgar allen poe for example who called her a woman of genius and excuse the sexism, masculine energy. nathaniel hawthorne was another. longfellow, yes. she also published many women . she was able to jumpstart their careers by publishing them in the ladies book. and people like the young harrietbeecher stowe , a quarter of a century before she wrote uncle tom's cabin and videos sigourney who was a famous poet of the day and many others . i think that's extraordinary. and it wasn't just it was female education but she also believed him and needed to be educated so they can instruct theirchildren with a new republic of civic virtues . she called this the republican the doctrine of motherhood. do you want to expand onthat ? >> this is an important point i think. as i mentioned earlier when she started her magazine only half of american womenwere literate . she deeply believes that women have the same intellectual capabilities as men. but the difference was that men were educated. and women works. so she believed and that education was a lifelong process. she wanted women to be educated,

edgar allen poe. he called her a woman of genius. and excuse the sexism, masculine energy. >> [laughs] >> nathaniel hawthorne was another. and she also published many women. she was able to jump-start their careers by publishing them in the ladies book. and people like the young harriet beecher stowe. it was before she wrote uncle tom's cabin. and many others. >> i think that's extraordinary. she also believed that women needed to be educated so they can better instruct their children. she called is the doctrine of republican -- do you want to expand on that? >> this is a very important point, i think. as i mentioned earlier when she started her magazine, only half of american women were literate. she deeply believed i women have the same intellectual capability as men. but the difference was that men were educated. and women worked. so she believed, and she believed education was a lifelong process. she wanted women to be educated, read and write and study subjects that have previously been considered too taxing for the female mind,

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and they will continue to weaken we'll keep the off-shore come poe innocent.nd that means tomorrow afternoon will be another warm november day. right now look at the off-shore breeze keeping san francisco on the mild side. 65 still in the city right no. so for november that is a pretty warm evening. 63 in san jose. we are cooling off. 55 right now in nevada. overnight tonight plenty of stars, no marine layer along our coastline. clear skies. again, it gets chilly out there. 30's and 40's first thing on our monday. take a look at live doppler seven along with satellite high pressure is simp waited across northern california and that will keep us sunny and continue to act with that warmer pattern that's through tomorrow afternoon. future track, by midday, a really great day to grab lunch. temperatures into the 60's be noon. we do expect temperatures in the upper 60's if not lower 70's once again. tomorrow is a carbon copy forecast. 70 your high in oak land. 68 in the city. 70 in santa rosa. warmer in the south bay. 72 in san jose. a really nice day along the coa

. >> look, it looks like mashed poe day tees. does the turkey ice cream have chunked? and cravey? for me cbs captioning sponsor captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, america enters a new phase in the battle against covid as elementary school children get their first doses. kids ages 5-11 roll up their sleeves as ever school-aged child nationwide is now eligible for the vaccine. >> that didn't hurt a lot. >> o'donnell: the special mini- dose for kids, and why some parents tell us they're not in a rush. political earthquake: the upset in virginia's gubernatorial race. why suburban moms and independents who once voted for biden voted republican this time around. is it a warning sign for the democratic party? the skyrocketing price of prescription drugs. democratic leaders unveil a new plan to cut costs. but where do the lawmakers who raked in cask from big pharma stand?

. >>> buster poe see came in planning on it being his last.t out in 2020 and decided it was going to empty the tank this season. he then became an all-star on the way to a career resurgence year but will never waiver. he will tell the game good-bye on his own terms. if he does return to baseball, it probably won't be in the broadcast booth, i could tell you that. >> maybe do tv. >> yeah, i love to talk. >> posey had to talk for nearly an hour yesterday afternoon. for him, that is almost as painful as playing catcher for the last 12 ph s mu rd it is hardto enjoy it as much when there is a physical pain that you are dealing with on a daily basis. i never really waiverred. i think it never allowed me. not that you don't give it your call, but really empty the tank this year like i never have before. >> what does it say about him that he knew heading into the season that this may be it and he came out and put up the numbers that he did and lead you guys the way that he did. >> i mean i think it speaks to how prepared he is, and how well he knows h

poe day tees. does the turkey ice cream have chunked? and cravey? caramel sauce? >> no, not for me cbs captioning sponsor captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, america enters a new phase in the battle against covid as elementary school children get their first doses. kids ages 5-11 roll up their sleeves as ever school-aged child nationwide is now eligible for the vaccine. >> that didn't hurt a lot. >> o'donnell: the special mini- dose for kids, and why some parents tell us they're not in a rush. political earthquake: the upset in virginia's gubernatorial race. why suburban moms and independents who once voted for biden voted republican this time around. is it a warning sign for the democratic party? the skyrocketing price of prescription drugs. democratic leaders unveil a new plan to cut costs. but where do the lawmakers who raked in cask from big pharma stand? china's nuclear buildup: the new warning from the pentagon that the country's rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal. could america's adversary have hard-to-detect missiles? aaron rodgers

american tyler poe going his way to history jumping over five cabs with a pogo stick in london. >> i confident going into it. >> reporter: then there's british gymnast ashley watson also breaking this jaw-dropping record with the farthest backflip between horizontal bars breaking his own record of 19 feet 3.1 inches for record day, his new world best, 19 feet 6.8 inches. >> i'm so relieved because my friends and family came out today and took off work. i didn't want to let anybody down. >> reporter: kicking her way into the record books, this skilled soccer star foust americans shattering not one but two records for guinness day doing the most sit down football crossovers in 30 seconds. that's 62 if you're counting at home. >> if you set yourself a goal you can definitely achieve it. >> reporter: laura also adding on the list of her 11 world records by completing the most double around the world ball we get ts firsthand look at the fastest time to pull a car 50 meters while walking on hands. one new record might really help your head skin. this man pulling off the most bmx time machi

of the 48 potential jurors, one-fourth were black but the defense claimed some of the poe pension blackors had already formed opinions on the case. the judge acknowledging there appears to be intentional discrimination in the jury selection process, but he added that since the defense's arguments were reasonable, he couldn't discredit them. the case sparked national outrage last year after arbery was killed while jogging unarmed near his home. >> ahmaud was not committing a crime the day that he was killed, you know, i mean, he wasn't doing anything wrong. >> reporter: prosecutors say gregory mcmichael and his son in his truck when travis started chasing him and william brian joined in and started recording allegedly showing travis shooting arbery three times after a brief altercation. they say they were trying to make a citizen's arrest. arbery's father says whatever the racial makeup, that cell phone video is all they need for a conviction. >> i don't care who they chose. that's why i'm leaving it in god's hands. >> reporter: all three men face multiple charges including felony murder

edgar allan poe who called her a woman of genius. excuse the sexism. masculine energy.niel hawthorne was another. >> longfellow.>> she published many women. she was able to jumpstart their careers by publishing them in the ladies book. lydia security who was a very famous poet at the day and many others. >> i think that's extraordinary. it wasn't just it was female education but she also believe that women need to be educated so they could better instruct their children with the new republic civic virtue. she called this the doctor in a republican small our republican mother had. do you want to expand on that? >> this is a very important point. as i mentioned earlier, when she started her magazine only half of american women were literate she deeply believed that women have the same intellectual capabilities as men but the difference was men were educated. and women weren't. she believed education was a lifelong process. she considered it a lifelong process and in her magazine she would public reading lists and articles about science and very serious stuff. for 50 years

were waiting to hear back from campbell poe police. >>> a congressman is reacting to charges against donald trump's chief strategist. >> no american is above the rule of law. i don't know why steve bannon things he doesn't need to answer questions to the u.s. congress. >> steve bannon is among the aides refusing to speak with lawmakers. he is expected to surrender himself on monday. >>> city health officials are urging any adult who wants a booster shot to sign up now. anyone 18 and over will be eligible as long as enough time has passed since her last shot. los angeles is making adjustments to its vaccine mandates. the city council removed indoor malls and shopping centers from the list of places that require proof of vaccination. it will be required for restaurants, bars, and gymnasiums. >> we are in this together. in a moment of great crisis, we need to depend on each other. >> the enforcement of the mandate will be delayed to give businesses more time to comply. >>> growing concern over waste in the water. a lot more trash and ppe is ending up in the ocean. from ocean beach it ta

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inclusive economic rights agenda, that lure from a leader that's able to divide us up, it has less poe tensy. without it, we can always be susceptible to relative positioning relevance of status. >> it reminds me, you also said talking about the declaration of human rights, economic security because of the less than. >> and i don't want to oversell it. this doesn't make racism go away. but one thing i know if we don't have a program like this, we are definitely susceptible to fascism. so that economic security, not only if it leads to a moral society, there's also a reality again that you can't talk about freedom, you can't talk about choice. you basically are at the whim of charity or you're vulnerable to somebody handing you something. everybody in the audience knows if they go into a job negotiation and they have another job in hand that they also care about, then they're better positioned to bargain for better wages. >> all right. >> last one and i'll go to the audience. we had a question online where someone said, how do we move from the minimum of saying everybody gets $500 to mo

we're throwing all of it into a big old blender and feeding it to a sick hip poe. me, if covid 22 is out there somewhere, we're gonna find it. we're not stopping until gas prices are the least of your problems, once again. that's the biden promise. ( sneeze ) guys, is this something? >> trevor: all right, when we come back, covid is still filling up the i.c.u.s, but don't worry, we've got a solution. so don't go away. >> today kicks off infrastructure week at the white house. >> it's infrastructure week for the white house, but that may have gotten lost in the shuffle with president trump rekindling controversy on the violence in virginia yesterday. >> this is at least the third time they've tried to roll out infrastructure week. >> he's there in ohio to give a speech about infrastructure. it's infrastructure week, folks. >> you may not have known this with you this is infrastructure week in america. >> it is infrastructure week yet again. >> he's going to meet with nancy pelosi to talk about infrastructure week which may be coming back. >> this is supposed to be t

and, when doctor lena poe met with senator pulaski who's a breast cancer patient decided that he would go against her wishes and decide not to wear a mask, that's against everything that you need to know about dr. latypov. in a clinical setting, we are obligated, actually mandated to wear masks currently in the hospital. because we do realize that the coronavirus is an airborne virus, that's cause through the airway she being cancer patient, really is in an immunocompromised state. and therefore wearing a mask is one of the best ways to protect her. and he refused to wear a mask. he said the reason he did not want to wear a mask, is because he wanted to see her talking. he wanted to see him talking. which is absolutely ridiculous. you mentioned earlier that there is no background of him actually caring for clinical patients with covid-19. and if you think about it, it makes sense. anybody that cared for covid-19 patients, or any patient with an illness in general, we wear a mask and gown, why? because we want to prevent the transmission of the disease. and that's a minimal effort from

thee they're among the best poes ever written by an american, i feel. >> they have a sort of startling modernity. they're nothing like emily dickerson, but they add oblique angles and a little bit of like broken off prose, really beautifullyro arranged. >> prose can be fixed and very filled with similes and bursting metaphors and all kinds of sensory data. >> and the prose has a lot of irony. the irony is very heavy on the prose. whereas the poetry is just words. >>>> joyce, in your new poetry collection,ri american melancholy," did you write the poemss in a short period of tim oror over years? >> my first book is over 25 years. so it's like a long period of time so i could select. and it's sort c of a sad story. i don't know whether people want to hear sad stories. my late husband, charlie gross, reallyat liked my poetry. that's one thingie about husban as i companions, they love thin that you do and not everybody else does. but he always wanted me to gather a collection of my poetry which i'd i written over so man years. and i'd'd say well, it's really notye ready yet, my editor will

for example, the first book of poetry by poe was published with contributions from his fellow i graduatesat west point. -- her husband came up with some money. but hale i thought that being unhealthy could be a profession. and she believed that you should be paid for your work. this was someone who thought that -- as we know, the idea of being an independent author, male or female, this -- they were indeed professionals. you can also see this from the 1840s, where mr. godey, owner and publisher of "godey's lady's book", decided to copy the magazine. i believe it was under her influence. but i couldn't find any direct evidence of that. he and she were roundly criticized for this. because he wanted to stop the practice of newspapers stealing articles from "godey's lady's book" and publishing them before the magazine could even reach their subscribers. again, that supported the idea that authors should be paid for their work. of course, i like this idea. >> [laughs] >> a lot of copying and pasting. >> thank you so much, a fascinating topic. you mentioned that she published harriet beecher st

but would to be police po poe seedure if -- procedure if they were involved in a search? >> that can happen. where you are still looking for persons of interest. the reason it is viable for the city officials to come out and let the public know what they are doing. one thing you showed before was a red suv that was parked in a driveway. we don't know whether the suv that the chief has reported has been recovered, was recovered there on the scene or recovered at a resident. all those things are significant and important in this investigation. as i said before, i would think that all over the country right now we'll have to be on heighten the state alert, particularly during the holidays. there are people here who want to harm americans, no doubt about that. and they made very about seeing what is question toking on here in wisconsin tonight, and as a means of actually carrying out terror in the country. we do clearly have domestic terrorism in this country. we have seen it. and so, nothing -- we should be skeptical, always be cognizant and aware of our surroundings, here i

critics blame soft on crime poes of progressive prosecutors. >> they have effectively created a welcome. d.a. george a gascon says being arrested is dehumiliating. less jail and bail reform. >> we have to get rid of these imposture district attorneys. if you look at the jurisdictions where this is happening in san francisco and los angeles, even had in chicago and minneapolis it's where have you these soros funded d.a.s who are really public defenders in disguise. >> boudin for one seems to be shifting with public opinion. >> the charges we filed include everything from looting, to grand theft, burglary, possession of stolen property, firearms possession. commercial burglary and more. >> in oakland police are looking for this car linked to the murder of retired police officer kevin killed by protecting a news crew reporting on a robbery. governor gavin newsom supported policies reducing felonies to misdemeanors and less prison time for nonviolent offenders, now, however, he says he has no sympathy for crooks. bret? >> bret: william la jeunesse in los angeles. thank you. priewforts are a

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just what happened yesterday in kenosha, where a judge eliminated a juror for a comment because of the poef bias. they are there to made referees. the judge made the call as he saw the call. what was noted, as stated by my colleagues. >> race-neutral reasons were given, and that is all that is necessary to overcome batson. >> we will talk about that quote-unquote joke in the kyle rittenhouse case in a second. i want to know what you think about this debate over what should be allowed in. this video of a gravely wounded ahmaud arbery. this is like police video after the response. and then also this license plate with the confederate flag. what do you think? do you think those should be allowed in? >> in both cases, you look is it more prejudicial than probative? what is probative to the facts that are going to be decided to the jury? the death of ahmaud arbery is, and his final moments, is going to be horrific for the family, horrific in terms of how it may affect the jury. do those last dying moments, are they probative to what happened to lead to the death? to they tell us what was the in

that's pretty much meaningless we have the poe peck plus meeting on thursday as well. the release of the spr will come that's just a couple of days' worth of supplies. traders, researchers, oil analysts are bullish on the price of oil longer term even though we are in backwardation where the future contract is worth less than the current contract all eyes will be on the opec meeting thursday to see if they keep that 00,000 barrel a day addition or pull it back which i am told might create just a wee touch of political controversy >> thanks. >> wild speculation there. >> brian sullivan. >>> twitter shares down 2% now after officially spiking when the dorsey news broke. the company jack is reeving. kate rooning following square the company that now gets a full-time ceo. we start with steve kovach almost as if the square would get a full-time ceo but then sad the know jack was actually going. >> exactly it. he has been the visionary between a lot of product tough that twitter is working on including crypto, which is probably what he is going to focus on as he puts 100% of

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. >> when the waco story broke, mark poe talk had just started a new job reporting for "usa today." >ately. >> what was happening there? >> there was a group of religious cultist, and their leader, david koresh, kept telling the followers that the government is coming for us any day now, and we will have to fight when that happens. >> mr. koresh, your group has been described -- and i don't know if it's accurate -- as heavily armed. >> yeah, we're heavily armed all right. >> after the initial gunfight and a weeks-long standoff, the fbi launched a raid that would end in the death of 75 branch davidians, including 25 children. >> now we have a very large-scale fire breaking out on what must be the south side. >> the claim from some of the davidians and from conspiracy theorists all over is that the fbi proceeded to murder the people inside. >> a justice department investigation would later conclude that davidians themselves had set fires and shot one another and some of the children when the siege began. but that's not what people remembered. >> this was an absolutely massive news story

. >> covid-19 cases could poe pensionly rise into the holiday season. even more healthy and safe this holiday season. the league sent an amendment to all 32 teams, players, coaches and anyone in direct contact with players has to submit covid-19 tests november 29th, december 1st regardless of the vaccination status. all players and staff vaccinated or not, will be required to wear masks inside club facilities between november 25th and december 1st. the league is also encouraging teams to offer drive-thru testing for any friends and family members who are maybe going to be visiting over the holiday season here. the nfl is making the moves after consulting with their health and safety experts. the league saw a covid spike in the latest round of testing. 81 players and staff testing positive. that's the most we've seen this season. >>> let's go to the hard courts. giannis and the defending champion bucks hosting lebron and the lakers. attack the rim like no one else can, giannis with a season high 18 points, 18 for 23 shooting. he had plenty of help from b

meantime, while those votes could be being recounted we're going into a general election, creating a poe essential system of chaos, but i think we all know this isn't just happening in texas and it's happening in swing states and happening in states like michigan, wisconsin, but also states like nebraska, montana and utah and this is despite the fact of clear electoral victories in those states. and these are things that are further developing further distrust and promulgating the conspiracy theories of disinformation while reassigning positions and beliefs, that are being used to weaponize and these policies are actually creating a hostile environment to what i would say are much needed electoral reforms. the other thing i would add, i think that professor donovan rightly noted that people received signals from elected officials, so if we're going to restore trust in democratic norms, it's critical that we not only consider legislative efforts that lay the foundation of losers to consent. we have to stop these now if we're going to be able to create the cross partisan collaborations and

regarding antietam, they moved around the flank and william poe was not impressed with impetuousness and do you think that was in pelham's nature which we see throughout his military career? >> definitely. pelham is impettus and he likes to go out in exposed positions an he does kind of maybe get a little bit of a hand slap from some of the other officers watching at antietam. the end of the day at antietam, i do not counts as one of his fine moments. >> you mentioned the lost letters, what is the story there? do we know what happened? >> it is a bit of a saga. family had his lertss and hister loaned them to someone who called themselves a researcher and they were either lost in the mail, as the researcher claims, or he potentially took them. but others reached out to this individual, this is in the early 20th century and he claimed to have no idea, so there is a bit of a mystery. >> john wellen, washington, d.c. d.c. round table, where the second president was brute kat by the way, i just read john madison's book about fredericksburg. >> yes. >> and pelham being one of the character

the reason that we're sort of the high poes i'm pushing back against here are that the -- that the attorney general simply doesn't have any control of the procession of sb-8 lawsuits in any way. he doesn't have a mechanism to take over the litigation. he can't certify that a lawsuit is not in the state's interest or something in order it dismissed. he has none of those sorts of mechanisms. because of that that can't possibly at a minimum redress the issues of petitioners unless this court were to say that private individuals who have not articulated they plan to bring suits are somehow agents acting in concert with the attorney general. the problem with that is that, again, we have no authority over them. the basic cob september of agency is there's a principle and an agent and the agent is responsible foth principal. the principal, the attorney general executes no supervisory over punitive suit bringers. and we're not acting in concert. we're not being approached. this is just a matter that can be resolved in the district court if it gets that far. we're not -- it's individual people choos

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it's not, of course, going prevent the variant from spreading, but it will poe fencely help to contain it to a degree while scientists are still evaluating it, so that's going to be a big aspect of this as well. but we should note, john, one thing. officials are essentially bracing for the first omicron variant to be detected here in the united states. they have been very candid in recent days that it likely could already be here in the united states. they just haven't found it yes. the cdc is work okay than in the meantime sequencing these variants of the virus. there's president biden. >> good morning, folks. hope you had a happy thanksgiving. able to get together with your family and friends, and it was great to see so many families getting together this thanksgiving after being apart last year, and we have much to be grateful for as a nation. when i was elected, i said i would always be honest with you, so today i want to take a few moments to talk about the new covid variant first identified last week in southern africa. it's called the omicron. to their credit the scientific comm