reed? >>> live in san francisco now. where our community grapples with headlines that paint the city in a bad light. and this morning, we once again find people working for a bay area bounceback. this time, with a walking tour around the city. it's called the great aussie walkabout because did you know sydney, australia is san francisco's sister city? that's why members of our local australian american chamber of commerce want us to take a more balanced look at san francisco. its advocacy for the city from people who really don't come from san francisco. but live here and want the world to see it and shawn chitnis is live this morning as those members get ready to lace up their shoes and showcase why they leave their hearts in san francisco. good morning shawn. >> reporter: hey reed, good morning. and they will start right here at city hall. the perfect place to begin this tour. we know we have seen tours before but it really does say something that an international organization feels the n

the reed top has always been there, now this revival has also started, from here now reed is taken all the way to the netherlands and roofs are made there. vilkov's life is even considered promising. the river provides materials for creating land and building your own house. the river blows it, giving fish. in addition, the local swampy artificially made land turned out to be fertile. look, we're settling down. here. lavender was planted yesterday, then there are strawberries, and we have strawberries over there, and strawberries are very tasty, maybe you have ever heard of such a variety, a star, a cross between a strawberry and a strawberry, it has a fantastic aroma, unsurpassed, and when it is brought to odessa, this variety is the first to be bought, exactly this strawberry, precisely a star, because it the first is sweet, this is oblong and it has an aroma. and it smells, the aroma is incredible, the aroma, wartime is an opportunity to survive, to grow vegetables for yourself, and in normal times , everything was aimed at tourists, products are grown here, as i told you, on the da

reed?or your morning dry on the roadways especially early commuters on this tuesday morning. first a look at the altamont pass. traffic is starting to pick up right now like all the time. 43 minute drive from tracy into the city on to our bay bridges. and you can see there there's the taillights and the headlights right and left. the san mateo camera right here is looking relatively clear. you are looking at a 12 minute drive. the golden gate bridge over there is in the green. just a 21 minute drive going down southbound from sr 37 into the city. more car lights appearing on the bay bridge camera though and that's also to be expected. the drive from the maze into the city is only about nine minutes at this point. >>> elon musk's company x is suing liberal advocacy group media matters over what it calls an intentionally deceptive report about anti-semitism on the platform. the advocacy group said last week that ads appeared on x alongside neo-nazi and white nationalist posts. x alleges need

the reed top has always been there, now this revival has also started, from here now reed is taken allerlands and roofs are made there. vilkov's life is even considered promising. river. gives materials for creating land, building one's own house, a river and feeds by giving fish. in addition, the local swamp is artificial the prepared land turned out to be fertile. look, we're getting ready, we planted lavender yesterday, there's a strawberry over there, and we have a strawberry over there, and a strawberry is very tasty , maybe you've ever heard of this variety, a star, a cross between a strawberry and a strawberry, and it has a star, that's why first of all, it is sweet, it is oblong, and it has an aroma, and it has a smell, the aroma is incredible , wartime is an opportunity to survive, to grow vegetables, and in normal times, it was all aimed at tourists, products are grown here , i told you, on to the danube moth, just as the nile civilization took everything from the silt, the nile, so here, and it is interesting to tourists, and they are willing to pay more money than for indus

reed: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: mr. president, i ask that the call for the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reed: i ask unanimous consent that i be allowed to speak for five minutes, and following my remarks senator blumenthal be allowed to speak for five minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reed: thank you, mr. president. i rise to express my support for three military who we will soon vote on. admiral lisa m. franchetti, david w. allvin, and lieutenant general christopher j. mahoney. these are some of the finest leaders our nation has to offer. i'm particularly proud to support the nomination of admiral lisa m. franchetti to be the next chief of navy operations. she has served in leadership roles in every level throughout the navy both ashore and at sea and with postings around the globe. she has served commander of the u.s. naval forces korea, commander of para strike group nine and 15, commander of u.s. sixth fleet, commander of u.s. naval forces europe and af

reed? >> thank you my friend. >>> a check on the roadways now for you early commuters on this tuesday morning. traffic picking up right now for our supercommuters 46 minute drive now from tracy into the city. san mateo, looking now at about a 14 minute drive just take a deep breath and maybe turn on good tunes. the golden gate bridge is in the green right now. just a 20 minute drive going down southbound from sr 37 into san francisco. more cars lined up on the bay bridge. your drive from the maze into the city about 14 minutes. nicole? >>> elon musk's company x is suing liberal advocacy group media matters over the intentionally deceptive report on the platform. the group said last week that ads appeared on x alongside white nationalist posts. x alongs media matters manipulated the report to drive away advertisers. multiple companies including cbs news' parent company paramount global have suspended ads on the platform. musk's sharing of the post last week is also impacted advertising on th

reed? >> well, we have pop-ups on our computers bringing breaking news. >>> seemingly by the moment. and here's some breaking news. the four day pause in the fighting between israel and hamas we understand appears to be holding and now clearing the way for the release of hostagesmostly women and children in the next few hours. the first 13 of those hostages are expected to be released this morning. and you see what these signs are bring them home and it is still alive. they're hoping their child or their mother or their sister or their brother can finally be free. a berkeley woman is living that stressful existence right now. she told our itay hod that all she's hoping for this holiday weekend is feeling the gratitude that maybe her family will make it out alive. listen. >> reporter: while most americans were celebrating thanksgiving and welcoming the holiday season, yaelle kersch of berkeley is stuck on october 7th. that's the day her sister-in-law ramone and her husband ygev were kidnappe

reed. all right, we're giving thanks for community with a one of a kind thanksgiving celebration in oakland bringing peel together. building bridges and giving back. that's straight ahead. >>> the 49ers savoring a thanksgiving victory in seattle. highlights in our "red and gold report." >>> and a live look outside before we head to break. just seeing how we're all starting to wake (music) have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms, like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could be something more serious called attr-cm, a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist, and ask about attr-cm. >>> holiday helpers in the south bay giving back. the nonprofit city team down in san jose made sure that those in need had a thanksgiving meal. hundreds of unhoused community members came for dinner with the option to enjoy their meal th

, yes reed, yes, reed, yes, this is a reed, here it is on top, and this is an apricot, the base of a the armenians have their own way, the georgians have it, the turks call it a balloon, but the armenians have their own way when you begin to immerse yourself in the history of mankind. it’s simply breathtaking how much diversity there is, it’s probably like in his time, so he went and proved that the oceans existed as a means of transportation, and so through music we can cross these internal oceans, well, let’s not be too far to move away from music, i ask you to continue to lead us on this journey, so shall we play husseini? well, grandiosely, we can say that the wind instrument is interesting because breathing is essentially a source of inspiration for the spirit, it’s not for nothing that we are talking about aspirated love and so on, then it turns out that the difference between those instruments that you pavel brought to studio not only in quantity. well, many, many musicians, mystics, they say that a wind instrument contains this... this is the original human cry, such prayer,

reed? >> wow.ndmother who hadn't been to palestinian in 30 years and just went to see her homeland. and then is trapped. she wants out. ian lee, thank you. we'll be checking back in with you later this morning. >>> we know a lot of you have connections to the war in the middle east. we are here for you as developments come in. go to the website kpix.com and streaming on the cbs news app. >>> now let's take a live look outside on this wednesday morning. it was a very chilly morning for the start of november. and jessica, i think that's just november saying hello. the holidays are right around the corner. >> oh and don't get me wrong i mean it is a chilly start but what's interesting is our daytime highs today. they're about five to den degrees above average. so it's like hello winter. just kidding. it's still summer. let's dive into the forecast right now. starting off down into the santa clara valley this morning. we're waking up to some clear skies and it was a cool and spooky evening last night d

reed?ue the music. ♪ ♪ >> is being in your late 70s kind of like the new 50? a lot about age as the presidential election approaches. so think about this. the rolling stones just keep going. the average age of members in the iconic band is approaching 80. the band setting off on a 16 stop stadium tour to put july 17th on your calendar. that is when the rolling stones roll into levi's stadium and tickets go on sale december 1 it's. he's still rocking the leopard print even. >> rocking every print there is. yesterday we had footage of the sequined jacket. the bright colored silk. it's crazy to me that he is moving as well as he is and all of them really because i feel like i can't move that quickly and i'm half his age. >> we don't have a constant soundtrack. maybe just had that song going from the alarm all throughout the day we'd be -- really supercharged. >> i'm supercharged knowing that they're coming into town though and that they're going on tour. >> you going to go. >> well, if i have

. >> i'm reed cowan. not the least of which is the fact that you are the traffic master, what would we call ourselves? the traffic tryers? >> you guys did great. >> that didn't make you sound old at all. >> no. i was just envisioning and i'm nicole zaloumis and gianna in her full hip hop garb from back in the day. i could see her in the baggy jeans with the starter jacket. >> could you bust a move. >> at 7:00 on pix+. >> you know how fashion comes full circle again. do you do the baggy jeans and hip hop gear. >> every once in a while but really the question this morning is gianna, were the pencils a hit. >> yes, they were a hit by the way. i had 100 of them. all of them gone and kids said thank you and i'm not going to lie. my husband did buy a bag of candy do it. so everyone pencils are good. >> put that in your pipe and smoke it. jess. >> i'm excited and happy to know it's a success. >>> quick look outside right now starting off this morning down in the santa clara valley. we're off to a cool start this

reed? >> that's green, nicole. >> reed is color blind, ladies and gentlemen.he same color. >> no, you said sweaters and reed is in a navy blue sweater i'm in green, reed. >> apologies. >>> congress, well, they managed to avoid a government shutdown. at least for now. we'll have the new dates that you can put on your calendar to expect yet another mad scramble to keep the government up and running. here's a live look outside before we head to break. look at that beautiful view outside to our apec visitors, we say welcome. thanks >> tech: cracked windshield on your new car? bring it to safelite. my customer was enjoying her new car, when her windshield cracked. [gasp] >> customer: my car! >> tech vo: she didn't take it to the dealer. she scheduled with safelite. we have the latest technology for the newest vehicles. and we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech: don't wait-- schedule now. ♪ pop music >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volv

reed. >> thank you so much my friend. tell her hello for us. she works so hard to keep people fed. >>> visit our website to donate food, volunteer time, give money. for every dollar raised, you feed a family two meals. >>> the race is on in san francisco to clean up after apec. crews have been taking out fences and barricades. this morning most of the streets are open. as betty yu reports it's not soon enough for business owners who had already taken an economic hit from the economic conference. crews were busy moving and clearing heavy duty fencing that defined landscape near the moscone center for more than a week. several streets remain closed to traffic during what would be the dinner rush. they later reopened around 8:00 p.m. though apec ended friday, many businesses in the area said they didn't see the recovery they were hoping for this weekend. >> people still want to avoid the neighborhood because there were so many protests and it was so hard to get around the city and stuff like that. i think in general people just kind of blocked it

>> reporter: last week, biscuit was formally placed as a facility dog at walter reed national militaryical center in maryland, just a short distance from where the capitals play >> this is what it's all about this is what the last two years have been about with biscuit, with the capitals. >> reporter: the chocolate lab is the seventh facility dog at walter reed and now the youngest at just two years old. biscuit will be on hand to help veterans, wounded warriors and other patients being treated at this hospital who are hurting in some way, including easing their stress >> biscuit will help hundreds of veterans every day you can see the smiles on people's faces as he enters the room >> you see their entire demeanor change everything stops for them for a moment >> he's already doing great things for us. he's visiting with our children, with our wounded warriors. we're just so very grateful. >> reporter: in addition to getting his first orders, biscuit was sworn in as an honorary corporal in the united states marine corps. >> unconditional love and allegiance to the same, may you take thi

reed: i know of no debate on the nominees. -- nomination. the presiding officer: is there further debate? hearing none, the question is on the nomination. all those in favor say aye. opposed -- is there a sufficient second? there is a sufficient second. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez.

this not a tree, this is a reed, this grows in our swamp, that is, not to be confused with reeds, i alsot is, there is reed, there is cattail, and this is reed, show me something, because i can play on this thing i don’t know how, but either teach me, it will be even more interesting, the peep just needs to ... these are the lips here, that is, the holes, like in an ordinary pipe, the holes are simply plugged up and it should just be deeper deeper, now it’s already jazz, like let's go let's try to play in this musical who made it from the north, they brought it, this is a belarusian blacksmith, from polesie, he also works , yes, but what conclusion would i like to draw, belarus is magnificent, modern belarus... magnificent, wherever you go, you will find excellent musical instruments, you will find amazing fantasy, stories, sketches, unreal paintings, you will meet very good people, mikhail, thank you for the emotions , for the acquaintance, well, for yours, we will get to know each other, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week we are working to ensure that you are aware of current events in the

reed?ident are people there in the region, ian, about this pause, is this pause to maybe get the hostages freed? >> reporter: yeah, reed, you know, israel has said that they're not going to have any sort of cease fire or humanitarian pause. they have one mission they say and that's so get rid of hamas. of course they are also trying to free the hostages. but you know, you cannot discount american pressure. if it keeps building and there's the demand for a pause to get to the humanitarian aid in and to get those people with foreign passports out of gaza as well as you know, progress on the hostage situation. you could see possibly a pause. but right now, israelis are fairly adamant that's not going to happen. reed? >> and we go into the weekend once again uncertain the sun about to set behind you. ian, please be safe there reporting live for us as you have been for all the weeks from tel-aviv. because we know there are bay area community connections to the war in gaza. for you who watch and

reed? third year in a row -- cranberry sauce was the least popular thanksgiving dish. survey by vacationer.com, it rounds out the top three least popular thanksgiving dishes. they were sweet potatoes or yams which i love, that's at number two. this is my favorite. green bean casserole. at number three. you know why? >> why. >> boastless the healthy ones. >> not when you mix it with bacon. >> i think yams are actually healthier than sweet potatoes. bacon on any of those people are going to like it. >> are you a food mixer and -- just mash it all up. >> i like to mash it up. are you a food masher at home. >> you are really particular about your gravy you said. >> oh, yeah. my grandma made gravy. just the moment you know, get all the stuff boiling and we'd put in the corn starch and it was just that moment where -- >> what makes it bad though? >> i feel her hand on my back. sorry. >> how sweet. are you getting emotional right now i love this. >> still when i make gravy for my kids i feel her b

reed, no. ms. rosen, no. mr. scott of florida, aye. vote: vote: the clerk: ms. warren, no. the clerk: mr. schumer, no. the clerk: mr. kelly, no. the clerk: mr. daines, aye. the clerk: mr. van hollen, no. the clerk: mr. padilla, no. the presiding officer: on this vote, the yeas are 46. the nays are 51. under the previous order requiring 60 votes for the adoption of this amendment, the amendment is not agreed to. mr. schumer: madam president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the 60-affirmative vote threshold for the adoption of the substitute amendment 1092 as amended be withdrawn. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. schumer: i know of no further debate on the substitute amendment. the presiding officer: is there further debate? if not, the question is on the amendment. mr. schumer: madam president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. the question is on the amendment. all in favor say aye. opposed? the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the amendment is agreed to. the majority

cbs's reed cowan has more on the holiday travel from busy l.a.x. >> reporter: call it a sprint before thanksgiving dinner. only this rush won't burn calories, as passengers wait in long lines, los angeles international airport, and all across the country. >> it is so busy, and i just want to make sure that we have an easy travel. >> reporter: this weekend, a number of scheduled flights is up 13%, according to the faa, and what could be the busiest holiday travel period in nearly 20 years. aaa's doug shupe. >> a lot of people are trying to get out of town early to avoid the heavy, heavy congestion at the terminals on tuesday and wednesday. >> reporter: flier michael devine got the warning and arrived early. >> you are always warned, get to the airport, it will be crazy and for us, we will keep our fingers crossed. >> reporter: fingers cross and flier's wallets stressed. >> how much did you pay for your ticket? >> $700. >> $600. >> it was close to $700. >> yes, just for one way. >> reporter: the average cost of a domestic airline ticket, $681. that's up 5% from last year. for travelers

reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- blumenthal, booker, brown, cardin, coons, cortez-masto, duckworth, durbin, gillibrand, graham, heinrich, hirono, kelly, king, lujan, manchin, menendez, murray, ossoff, peters, reed, sanders, schatz, schumer, van hollen, warner, warren and welch. ms. smith, aye. in the negative, barrasso, blackburn, britt, budd, capito, collins, cornyn, cotton, crapo, daines, grassley, hawley, hyde-smith, johnson, kennedy, lummis, marshall, moreain, mullin -- moran, mullin, murkowski, paul, ricketts, risch, rounds, schmitt, scott of florida, sullivan, thune, tuberville, vance, wicker and young. mr. cassidy, no. mr. warnock, aye. mrs. shaheen, ay

reed?e minister benjamin netanyahu has said this will be a long and difficult war. but you know when we look at the fact that there are regional concerns, hezbollah, over on the other side now firing rockets into israel. how long can this go on? >> reporter: yeah, reed, that's a good question. because on one side, israeli military can keep this going until it achieves its objective which is destroying hamas. it has the firepower and it has the means and it has the ability to do so. but on the other side, you do have really the court of public opinion. and it is already starting to build against israel and there's pressure from the international community especially as we see more and more people being pulled from rubble and the death toll in gaza climbs. the united states still reaffirming its support for israel but united states wants to see the humanitarian pause to get the aid in and get the people out. as the war progresses you can see more pressure put against israel to call for a ceas

we swam to the indicated island, we discovered that on the surface of the water and directly on the reedsund, to which a fragment of asphalt was tied, that is, to the back, that is, initially it was impossible to heal the upper part, only with the help of the hands they freed fragments of asphalt, upward. the next day, investigators managed to lift a blanket from the bottom, in which the remains of the body were wrapped. later, they will become one of the main material evidence in this criminal case. here lay a large black bag with handles. i took the bag and went to the bathroom to put the remaining parts of the body, that is, the dismembered legs, into this bag, but... they didn’t fit completely into the bag, so i didn’t know what to wrap them in, and then i remembered that on my balcony in that bedroom there was an old blanket , also brown, which we haven’t used for a long time, well, because it's already there was a little bit of holes in there, and i went, took that blanket, put the rest in this blanket, there was an approximate description from the word of inspection already in the

i am nicole zaloumis next to reed cowan. you come in every day until us how thankful you are. >> i mean it . >> it is nice to work with people you love. we have this group of people behind the scenes that you get to see us, you are made to see us, but this broadcast happens because of the work and sacrifices of people to get up earlier than we do. thank you to them and thank you for watching. let's go live outside on this thursday morning and we look up to the skies that are hovering overhead. chances are some of you are up early making sure the food is getting in the oven. look at the glittering bites. beautiful outside. i want to know what the hiking will be like. >> you go hiking after dinner. impressive . >>> let's look at the forecast this morning. and into this afternoon. let's start with current temperatures throughout the bay area. we see sunny skies heading into this afternoon. clear conditions over the santa clara valley this morning, overlooking areas like san jose and los gatos stretching into morgan hill where w

reed still felt unsafe and moved her family out of state. garcia was released in 2019 after challenging one of the charges against him. look at him this many years later. >> it's a repeat. i just wish they would never have let him go. >> i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> a homicide investigation is underway after a body was found in luggage in oakland's lake merritt this morning. workers cleaning the lake recovered a suitcase as it floated near the lakeshore avenue side. we spoke with one of the men who made the discovery at 11 a.m. so we unzip and it and partly partly unzipped it. >> and there was a human body in there. police asking people around the lake to review home security camera footage to see if they caught anything suspicious. >> thus, it is possible the luggage was dumped elsewhere and then floated to the south end of the lake. >> and as the city of oakland continues to battle a spike in crime, it continues to come up with new solutions to keep people safe. today, mayor shengtao is launching a new effort called five after f

but the famous curls were not the only ones; the reed roofs that once covered every house here gave theeliness of the village. this is a real skill: only the master knew when to cut the reeds, how much to dry, how thick the bunches should be. and with nothing this roof. cannot be compared, days are not hot in summer, not cold in winter, all due to the properties of the hollow reeds, one hundred percent ecology , now you can get to kudrichi by road, previously only by water, which was done by the famous traveler, leidy arctic, the queen of ice, the first woman to fly through the north pole, louise boyd. louise arnerbeut, famous american explorer and traveler. american geographical society, photographer. for studying the arctic and greenland, she received the nickname queen of ice and leidy of the arctic. boit not only studied fjords and glaciers, but also discovered an underwater mountain range in the northern ice ocean. in 195 she became the first woman to fly over the north pole. she is one of the top 10 pioneers in the world; she discovered the beauty of woodland in america and the en

, yes the reed, yes, this is the reed, here it is on top, and this is the apricot, the base of the reeds is the apricot tree, yes, but the armenians have their own way, the georgians have it, turak has it called a balloon, but the armenians have their own way when you start immersing yourself in looking at history of humanity, these are all cultural, it’s simply fascinating how much diversity there is, it’s probably like tour hirdau in his time, so he went and proved that the oceans existed as a means of transportation, and so through music we can cross these internal oceans, well , let's not stray too far from music, i ask you to continue to lead us on this journey, so what? well, grandiosely, we can say that what makes a wind instrument so interesting is that breathing is essentially a leash for the spirit, and it’s not without reason we are talking about aspirated love and so on, then it turns out that the difference between the instruments that you pavel brought into the studio is not only in the number of holes, but well... many, many, musicians, mystics, they say that a wind instr

reed: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: mr.nt, i would ask that the scheduled vote be immediately called for. excuse me, first i ask that the quorum call be dispensed with. then i ask -- the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reed: thank you. now, mr. president, i would q. that the -- i would request that the scheduled vote be initiated. the presiding officer: without objection. the question is heard on the nomination. mr. reed: could i have the yeas and nays, mr. president. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. the clerk: mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. the clerk: mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. the clerk: mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. the clerk: mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs

reed, aye. ms. duckworth, aye. the clerk: mr. hawley, no. the clerk: ms. hassan, aye. mr. durbin, aye. the clerk: mr. romney, no. the clerk: mr. mullin, no. mrs. blackburn, no. mr. boozman, no. the clerk: mrs. britt, no. the clerk: mr. budd, no. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. warnock, aye. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. mr. blumenthal, aye. mr. hickenlooper, aye. the clerk: mr. menendez, aye. mr. mcconnell, no. mr. cruz, no. the clerk: ms. butler, aye. the clerk: ms. sinema, aye. the clerk: mr. van hollen, aye. mr. king, aye. mr. ossoff, aye. the presiding officer: have all senators voted? does any senator wish to change his or her vote? if not, the ayes are 51. the nays are 47. and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's actions. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules

i am reed cowan . >> i am nicole zaloumis. i am surprised you are still here because i swear i just saw you. >> mostly everywhere i went people asked do you know nicole zaloumis. >> i did learn, do not travel this wednesday. it's a bad idea. >> we'll have tips that will save you time if you are flying or driving. we'll have some tips. >>> we say good morning to jessica burch who is back in action. i was sad that we don't have the laser beam. >> we need that back. >> we do have the snow flakes. it is chilly outside but no rain drops. >> christmas is here but let's get to thanksgiving first. that's this week. it's finally here. let's talk about the forecast. it will be sunny and 70 for many of us for our thanksgiving set up. notice how this is shaky. we are under a wind advisory with mountains wrapping around the santa clara valley. 40s as we are heading out the door. we are off to the beginning of the work week, school week. many of us have a short week thanks to thanksgiving. it's going to be a beautiful forecast to take advan

nermeen: reed brody, i would like to bring into the conversation.ote this piece for the nation called "gaza -- where is the law?" if you could lay out the argument you make in that piece and the background that you give about the role in particular of the international criminal court in the past in prosecuting or not prosecuting crimes that israel was accused of? >> sure. as chantal meloni was saying come every attempt by palestinians, by raji and others, to use the international criminal court and other institutions, international justice, to hold israeli officials legally accountable has been sidelined or delegitimized. chantal has said, the icc subjected the palestinian complaints to this obstacle course over 15 years. to the point that in all of that time, there has been no charges have ever been brought. and this includes things -- we are talking about the decades of israeli occupation, the collective punishment, the apartheid, the war crimes -- the illegal settlements. settlements are illegal under international law, to bring your people into

want to thank ranking member fisher and our colleagues for being here and i want to thank senator reed for his work on this resolution, the chairman of the armed services committee, as well as senator sinema. i'd like to thank senator schumer and senator mcconnell, this is the only committee that both leaders serve on, what can go wrong? and i want to thank them for being here and again to recognize the many members of the audience from military families who took time out of their day to be with us. here with us are spouses and family members of service members. we are here today because one of our colleagues had used the senate's rules to hold the entire military chain of command hostage. here is our problem. right now, we have over 350 military positions in limbo because of senator tuberville's hold and nearly 650 military leadership positions will be vacant by the year's end if this continues. this massive hold is hurting our military readiness and our national security. it's hurting the morale of our troops and it's causing major disruptions in the lives of our military families wh

listen up, reed.d cadillac, a chance to star in a disney animated short. a meet and greet with team usa at the paris olympics and many, many more. >>> starbucks employees have a nice pay bump this holiday season. the company announced a 3% pay increase for all its union and nonunion workers as of january 1st. starbucks says employees who have been with the company longer will get bigger raises. >>> the asia pacific cooperation summit or apec is taking over downtown next week. jocelyn moran reports. >> reporter: the area in and around moscone center is expected to look very different soon. with an event this big there are issues that community organizers are homing to bring attention to. the apec summit is expected to bring leaders like president joe biden to san francisco. that means closures and ramped up security and demonstrations are expected. so are other actions and groups are organizing a people's countersummit. >> something for people from all over the place to come and go through workshops to

i'm reed cowan. it's so nice to have you joining us on what's going to be a big and consequential day here in the bay area. >> i just held your hand. >> for little bit. your husband is not awake yet is he. >> i'm nicole zaloumis, good morning to all of you at least it wasn't a choke hold. >> i mean calm down. i'm gianna franco but i love draymond and i love how fiery and -- >> we need him. >> heated up on the court but i mean calm down a little bit. it's getting a little bit too much. that's coming up. >> head space now. >> that's mama gianna coming out. i'm like all right. eh. i'm cool with it. >>> all right, so it a big day in the bay area and your community station has you covered for the asia pacific economic cooperation forum. leaders finding a way we hope to cooperate. and the stars of today's talks are the leaders of the u.s. and china. cbs news white house correspondent weijia jiang in studio joining us and just a couple of minutes about what is at stake in the talks between leaders of these

reed? happening today more high level talks as the apec apec forum comes to a close in san francisco. the u.s. relationship with mexico top of mind as president joe biden meets with mexico's president andres observe are core. likely work on economic ties between nation as well as the effort to try to cut off drugs coming into the united states. also, first lady jill biden will host another event this time about mental health. that will happen at apple campus in cupertino before the bidens leave the bay this afternoon. look at this behind me. world leaders uniting to cam off the night thursday at san francisco's legion of honor museum. listen. that's the canadian prime minister fresh from a sit-down with governor gavin newsom. arriving for the party. he and others got the help of a worker with a squeegee of all things you see that there. that's to make sure that the people with fancy shoes didn't slip on a rain soaked red carpet. good job out here. unsung hero in the bay area. >>> we can als

reed. >> reporter: good evening. the grand prix in las vegas is back on track after what was a pretty bumpy start in practice sessions, talking about loose drain covers, a rogue tire and even fans at one point kicked out of the stands. still, we talked to locals who feel the city's bet on formula 1 could be a bust. celebration and relief overnight following a smooth qualifying session for the las vegas grand prix, the markey race goes through the heart of the strip. >> qualifying las vegas was exciting. ended up with ferrari getting a good finish. >> reporter: business owner wade bonds says formula 1 stalled his hopes for making money. he said the course construction blocked customers from his convenience store. the race results having to lay off half his staff. he complained to vegas decision-makers but -- >> no one wants to explain it. they don't want to answer e-mails or answer phones. we're out here on an island by ourselves just drowning. >> reporter: the race like other big events in vegas is not cheap. we foun

reed, for mr. -- mr. reed: i ask that further reading be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reed: i know of no further debate on the motion, mr. president. the presiding officer: is there any further debate. if not, then the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion agreed to. mr. wicker: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from mississippi. mr. wicker: on behalf of senator blackburn, i call up her motion to instruct the conferees. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the senator from -- the clerk: the -- mr. wicker: i ask that the reading be dispensed with. i know of no further debate. the presiding officer: is there any further debate on this item? if not, the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. wicker: the senator from -- i call up his motion to instruct the conferees. the presiding officer: the clerk will report.

cbs's reed cowan is at a busy l.a.x. tonight. >> reporter: good evening.y thanksgiving travelers behind me working hard and working early to beat the storms and the crowds. 55 million people expect today travel and that means the holidays are off to a hectic start. call it a sprint before thanksgiving dinner, only this rush won't burn calories as passengers wait in long lines. los angeles international airport, all across the country. >> it is so busy and i just want to make sure that we have an easy travel. >> reporter: this weekend the number of scheduled flights is up 13% according to the faa and what could be the busiest holiday travel period in 20 years. aaa -- >> a lot of people are trying to get out of town early to avoid the heavy, heavy congestion at the terminals on tuesday and wednesday. >> reporter: flyer michael got the warning and arrived early. >> you always want to get to the airport. it's going to be crazy. and for us it was lining we will keep our fingers crossed. >> reporter: and flyers wallets stressed. how much did you pay for your tic

the protesters were urging reed to vote against sending an additional $14 billion to israel. >> is a senior member of congress, key position of power, senator reid has played an influential role in upholding our government support for the systematic and decade-long oppression of palestinians by the israeli state. we are here to say, no more. in no uncertain terms, senator reid's complicity in the billions of dollars of u.s. aid and arms to israel's -- amy: jordan has recalled its ambassador to israel. in a statement, jordan's foreign ministry condemned the "ongoing israeli war that is killing innocent people in gaza and causing an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe." jordan's move came ahead of secretary of state antony blinken's departure for the middle east today. blinken will meet in tel aviv with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other israeli officials on friday before heading to jordan, where the state department says he will discuss ways to reduce regional tensions. lebanese media is reporting two shepherds who had been shot at by israeli forces have been found dead of

the protesters were urging reed to vote against sending an additional $14 billion to israel. >> is a senior member of congress, key position of power, senator reid has played an influential role in upholding our government support for the systematic and decade-long oppression of palestinians by the israeli state. we are here to say, no more. in no uncertain terms, senator reid's complicity in the billions of dollars of u.s. aid and arms to israel's -- amy: jordan has recalled its ambassador to israel. in a statement, jordan's foreign ministry condemned the "ongoing israeli war that is killing innocent people in gaza and causing an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe." jordan's move came ahead of secretary of state antony blinken's departure for the middle east today. blinken will meet in tel aviv with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other israeli officials on friday before heading to jordan, where the state department says he will discuss ways to reduce regional tensions. lebanese media is reporting two shepherds who had been shot at by israeli forces have been found dead of

reed and gianna, what does that convey to you?what the congresswoman said during the last segment. this is trump's party, and it's going to be trump's party until he inevitably loses a day from today. or a year from today, jonathan. and that you can't convince people who have decided that their entire belief system is wrapped up in the hopes and dreams of one man trying to keep himself out of prison, and returned to power. this is who these people are now. this is who the party is now. chris christie probably represents on the best day ten to 15% of republican voters in this country. and i'll tell you why that's important. because if those voters vote for joe biden, like so many of them did in 2020, donald trump loses and loses badly. if half of those people vote for joe biden, like so many of them did three years ago, then donald trump loses, and loses badly. and what i'm saying here, jonathan, is that yes, we know that donald trump has a stranglehold on these people. but it also means that there's a feeling of otherwise normal h

the protesters were urging reed to vote against sending an additional $14 billion to israel. >> is a senior member of congress, key position of power, senator reid has played an influential role in upholding our government support for the systematic and decade-long oppression of palestinians by the israeli state. we are here to say, no more. in no uncertain terms, senator reid's complicity in the billions of dollars of u.s. aid and arms to israel's -- amy: jordan has recalled its ambassador to israel. in a statement, jordan's foreign ministry condemned the "ongoing israeli war that is killing innocent people in gaza and causing an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe." jordan's move came ahead of secretary of state antony blinken's departure for the middle east today. blinken will meet in tel aviv with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other israeli officials on friday before heading to jordan, where the state department says he will discuss ways to reduce regional tensions. lebanese media is reporting two shepherds who had been shot at by israeli forces have been found dead of

>> reporter: well, reed, good morning. know that the president has a busy schedule but of course still wants to highlight what happened on wednesday. reestablishing communication with the leader of china. and this is significant of course because they are the two world's largest economies. but also they have two very powerful militaries. and they went a year without speaking until they met on wednesday in woodside on the peninsula. so this is ending tension that had been building because of aggressive maneuvers in the south china sea as well as the shooting down of a chinese spy balloon and then there's the actions related to taiwan which includes former house speaker pelosi visiting the island last year. but after the meeting yesterday moving forward there seems to be the understanding to stay in closer touch and resume military contact between both nations. >> i think it's paramount that you and i understand each other clearly, leader to leader, with no misconceptions or miscommunication. >> reporter: so here's a look at

i'm reed cowan along with gianna franco. >> and i'm nicole zaloumis. and i apparently don't know what the days are. >> i know what the day is. it's thursday, i said november 11th. sorry. i didn't want to alarm everybody. >> you wanted to get to the weekend. >> so glad i have you guys because you are like is it the 11th or the 9th? it is thursday, november 9th. and darren peck is here. darren, good morning to you. do you know what time of day or what day or what month it is even? >>> i know we're in november. but -- and we're a little too early for the 11th at this point. but let me put some numbers on this day. it's cold, you probably noticed this yesterday. temperatures have really started to come down over the last two mornings. and a lot of places out there, at this point, are in the mid 30s. lot of mid- and upper 30s really across much of the bay. if you are right in the immediate bay. you have some moderating influence. temperatures for the most part here are in the low to mid-40s but if you get down the peninsula, start working your way down to t

let me ask you a bigger question and we have people like joy reed and she's just one of dozens who have a prime time platform on station on msnbc and cnn and elsewhere and they go there and lie through their teeth and say the most racest bigoted things. doesn't that truly harm america and doesn't that truly divide the country and even lead to potentially. >> safe and unstable environment and that rhetoric signaling to her audience by labeling me as a white nationalist drabbing la or whatever monstrosity that she hurled in my direction. >> the special contradiction of the white nationalist and more fundamentally, the weaponization by the left of calling any american a white nationalist for simply supporting a sovereign border that every other country in the world was entitled to. every other country in the world gets to say who comes in and who doesn't come in. but in america, if you airspaces the same you, you're a white nationalist or racest or bigot. no, you're a patriot and those that support open boarders are actually committing with their advocacy a crime against every citizen in t

reed. >> shawn, great reporting today.eing there were history is literally being written and so many perspectives shouted at the direction of people in power. we will continue to have more of the headlines throughout the day. we want to let you know that ryan yamamoto will report live from apec at moscone center throughout the day. our entire team of journalists dispatched to cover the story. if you think what happens here has no landing two issues that we experience, you would be wrong. despite the call from protesters, president biden and president xi jinping will have much to focus on and talking about those issues that affect all of us, we spoke with cbs news white house correspondent about what this meeting will look at. >> reporter: target the sources of fentanyl. make their way to the southern border and fled into the united states . >> even though that meeting will happen outside of san francisco, mr. biden will be coming back to the embarcadero in there will be major road closures around the exploratory him starti

and as chairman reed pointed out, senator reed pointed out, it's a lot better for us to have the front with the use of our funds defending our democracy than having to send american soldier to europe. it's urgent we get assistance to ukraine. we missed an opportunity two months ago. we've got to show the world that we are committed to defense of democracy. u.s. leadership. just think about the message it would send if we say we're going to help israel, but i'm sorry, ukraine, we don't have time for you. that's giving mr. putin a gift. we can't do that. u.s. leadership is critically important. we need to make sure that we provide the leadership. and, quite frankly, our allies around the world are joining us, providing more than we are. but it is absolutely essential that america leads and we must get this ukrainian aid moving forward. we need to do it in a bipartisan way. it's a good investment. it's a good investment in protecting our democracy in ukraine. it's a good investment in degrading russia's military. let me try to connect the dots here if i might, because russia's war of aggr