>> it's the king reese's reese's peanut butter cups. >> that's right.ot of people say reese's okay, i don't want to judge them at all. okay. it is a big debate. and thankfully, it's such a big debate this week, parade reached out to hershey to be like, hey, what is it? and then hershey's pointed to an ad that they put out this year to finally solve that debate, get off, get off! >> yeah. people it's reese's season. >> boo. >> and if you recognize that voice that belongs to a will arnett, it was will's. or if you say reese's, it was will's. >> and you didn't bring us any to try. yeah >> how can we do this story without trying them? >> it's my favorite candy, and it's not even close. and once andrew told me that he only liked candy corn, i felt that you don't deserve any candy. >> i don't only like candy corn. i just do like candy corn. i love reese's, especially in ice cream ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of

ethan reese. [applause] [cheering] his winning essay was selected out of 400 entries. west virginia he's been gracious enough to kick off the holiday season in the nation's capital. please give a warm welcome to ethan. [applause] >> my name is ethan reese and i'm in fourth grade at beverly elementary school. i was very close to where the tree is from in the national forest. i spend a lot of time there with my family and i'm the great-great-grandson of one of the very first supervisors of the national forest. the biggest reason i love west virginia's forest and public land. i hike with my mom, fish with my grandpa, identify flowers with my grandparents, travel with my parents and camp with all my family. one of my favorite things to do is to identify plants and birds. i did see a black bear once which was pretty exciting. i enjoy. my parents and grandparents my grandfather is a biologist and my great grandfather, weight, and the great grandfather is a botanist. my great grandfather -- when i travel around the state with my parents i like to watch for wildflowers, listen

ethan reese. [cheers and applause] >> come on up, ethan.es. ethan is a talented fourth grader from beverly elementary school in beverly, west virginia and he's been gracious enough to kick off. come up with a warm welcome, ethan. [cheers and applause] >> my name is ethan reese and i'm fourth grade at beverly elementary school. i live very close to where the capitol christmas free is from monongahela national forest. i spend a lot of time there, and i'm the great-great grandson of one of the supervisors of monongahela national forest. the biggest trees in i love west virginia's forest and public land because i spend time with my family, take photographs with my dad, hike with my mom, and with my grandfathers, travelling and camp with all of my family. one of my favorite things to do in west virginia's forest and lands is to identify the plants and animals, especially birds. i did see a black bear once which was pretty exciting. i really enjoy our education the most. my parents and grandparents, my grandfather is a biologist and a great-grand

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ethan reese. [applause] his winning essay was selected out of 400 entries. talented fourth-grader and is gracious enough to kick off the holiday season in our nations capital. please give a warm west virginia welcome to ethan. [applause] ethan: i am at fourth grade at beverly elementary school. i live very close to where the capitol christmas tree is from. i spent a lot of time there with my family and i'm the great-grandson of one of the very first of the national forest. the biggest reason i love west virginia's forest and public lands is i can spend time with my family. i take photographs with my dad, hikes with my mom, a with my grandfather. travel and explore with my parents and camp with all of my family. one of my favorite things to do in west virginia's forest and public lands is to identify plants. i really enjoy wildflower -- my parents and grandparents is where i get it from. my great grandfather is a botanist. my great grandfather even discovered a plant that was thought to be extinct in west virginia. when i travel around with my parents i like

angel reese was absent from the tigers victory begins texas southern she led lsu to the first women's last season. she was benched at halftime during the fourth game of the year for what was called a coach's decision the team has given no specific reason for her absence, while the only public acknowledgement from reese was a post on x that read, please don't believe everything you raid. so, tread you now she's clearly in the doghouse with her team >> you know how it is with conspiracy theory, it can be tough for the psyche, regardless what have she's going through. >> when we come back, a certain kind of belly fat may increase your risk of alzheimer's disease. >> stay tuned for diet swaps sta, i really need to know. uh, go spicy or go home, right? what? no. what if i'm not sure i have the right coverage for my car? oh, your agent can help you make sure it's just what you need. what if i accidentally hit a food truck and it gets covered in empanadas? you can file a claim on the app. at state farm, we're there for your “what ifs.” thanks! - oh! - mmmm... that is too spicy. that's for yo

he was acquitted in 2022 kurz reese. absolutely the explosion of reactions is the most bizarre case. how they could have said that, that was self defense. it is here, visual entity, people popcorn at me. i was in fear. i shot him dead. we're done. i mean that's what the law is, the jury to play defense law. and you walk free. we're sending the message that you can just do this. this is ok, great on was a teenager, was confronted since the killing of treyvon martin 1st brought standard ground into the spotlight over a decade ago. the laws have proliferated guilty, 38 states now have some version of stand your ground, also known as shoot 1st. laws by critics data shows. some of the states have seen arise in gun killings and war shooters like george zimmerman are going freight. you're saying that these laws actually encourage more violence, is, is that what you're seeing when you try some of these cases? because everybody has a guy. and because our house rights to the tension is hyphenated every single complication. and peo

you involve you still contact the reese, my group. i have yeah. was up around 300 people. my friend of from special unit raised as the photo across the nation. solomon house, a storm rages within the release of him and of the convicted criminals. the albany z, like the government has following a high court decision released i see hod cool criminals into the community. this includes a pedophile who writes a 10 year old boy, a hit man who med at a pregnant women and blow up her body with military grade. explosives become almost argued against the release of these people. some of these papers committed the crime until the problem is that there is one single forces, and that is the community safety of these drugs and citizens who elect us to these problems. but the opposition, immigration spokesman, done 10, is demanding more dep malaysia. take responsibility for the citizen. i think a nice to go back to malaysia. and so i would ask them allies in government to drop the data and we saw that we can, we can send him back. it's the last thing who wants to happen? unless i can mov

lexi reese, a former tech executive and democratic candidate for u.s. senate. >> dropped out of the senate race today. re says she made the decision to pull out because she wasn't raising enough money. the democrat had raised about 2 million dollars since entering the race in june. that is far behind the top democrats in the race. congress members, adam schiff and katie porter who had 32 million 12 million in cash on hand respectively entering october. reese also received just 2% support in this month's inside california politics. emerson college poll in a statement re said in part, quote, i was running for a u.s. senate on behalf of those who wanted to see a future where everyone can thrive. and i hope to find new ways to serve that mission. >> he's giving tuesday. we take a closer look at how some bay area organizations are giving back to their communities. and kron four's nce again celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area. >> and we need your help to share their stories. if you know a remarkable woman making difference in your community, you

i laugh but it's very serious case adam reese. what happened in court today? how did don do?e's a lot on the line for don jr., for his father, for his family and for his inheritance. he came into the courtroom today. he was very confident. he was cracking jokes. he was speaking so quickly there was a point where judge said to him to slow down. he said, judge, i've moved to florida but i've kept up the new york pace. the prosecutor walked him through the step of his education, as you know, he went to penn. he went to what are then business school. he said he took accounting 101. he even knows what gap is, generally accepted accounting principles. but he said he never got into the nitty-gritty. always relied on attorneys, accountants. he said he always relied on his cpas. he did say that even though his signature was on the statements of financial condition, this is a key part of this trial, he said he really didn't get involved in the compilation. now, late in the afternoon, joy, there was a key moment, a potential bomb shell when the prosecutors showed a document which deals

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today, lexi reese announced that she is ending her campaign.se is a former bay area tech executive and entered the race in june as a democrat. her campaign staff says reese was unable to raise enough money needed to really develop name recognition across california. for the latest poll from the emerson college released last week, shows southern california congressman adam schiff, in the lead with 16% of the vote. that is followed by 13% support for katie porter, republican candidate and former los angeles dodgers steve garvey is in third, followed by east bay congresswoman barbara lee. nearly 40% of those polled said they remain undecided. >> east bay congressman mark desaulnier is set to host his 200th town hall meeting next month. his office says the meeting will serve as an update to constituents on the work. house democrats have done throughout the year. and a preview of his priorities for 2024. that town hall is scheduled for 1 p.m. december 9th at the main street bistro on the campus of diablo valley college in pleasant hill. those intere

prime minister, david cameron and returns to governments as the new foreign minister in major cabinet reese of cameron left politics in 2016.

dw correspondent rebecca reese's, filed this report, shunted shops and empty streets, cats and soldiers. pretty much all the life left in carrie hatch, mona. less than 3 kilometers from each round northern border with 11 on carry, which mona is right. it has been as firing line. this strip of shops was struck by a rocket from 11 on nearly 90 percent of these town have been evacuated as only really soldiers walking around and every now and then you can hear the outgoing fire of these riley military is like just 6 or 518 year old, any of laila was here, the night the rockets hit the bottom, the side on the roof and the like, slow down the because can you see the 2 bill? he's one of the many who's moved away from the town, but he travels back to work each day in this sandwich shop. that now opens mainly to feed the hundreds of troops stationed in the area of the city of lacroix, the fam, like family, that great. so me to, in the i came every money to feed my soldier going to the next week, hillstone, who's compulsory military service and perhaps end up back here in uniform. i know one thin

. >>> on the women's side, angel reese finally back with the team after being mysteriously absent sinceember 14. the head coach never explained what was going on and she still didn't say what happened when announcing that reese would be back for tonight's big game against virginia tech. >> angel is back. and we are happy, happy, happy. she is happy, happy, happy. she is available to play thursday. i really think that angel will be like angel. i mean, she's just been good. she's been really good in practice. do you want to know how many hours, how many days, specifics? she's not going to show up tomorrow and play a game. what is in that locker room stays in that locker room unless it becomes something that is public. >> well, her absence was very public, but i guess the reason behind it will stay in that locker room forever. >> i guess so. you know, i have to say to go back to aaron, i didn't think that 40 years old -- it is not that old, but trying to heal an achilles in 3 and a half months? >> and the jets season is a lost season basically. that is why most people just think -- >> tota

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driving many to support legacy candidates are juma on the w as a latin america correspondence nicole reese is now in berlin. and she's here with me in the studio to tell us more about the argentine in election. so good to see you. nicole, a rare visit to berlin. can you tell us a bit more about these 2 candidates? one, and we can start perhaps with martha? so what exactly is he promising voters to try and win them over? well, of course, winning him over means to tackle this economic crisis, argentina suffering and inflation above 140 percent. so that's the day to day struggle for us citizens right now, and also set up. so my thought is proposing measures to reduce that one of them being bringing in fresh dollars into the economy by boosting lithium projects, for example, or boosting the agricultural sector also for an energy sales to neighboring countries. he has also cut down the income tax and his function as economy administer, but it isn't clear that if he wins that he can keep up with 5 exec point, for example, because our new tina is in very high that we're looking at. and he's $4400

all the w latin american coast on a nicole reese is on a visit to a home base that says, why have you in, in the studio you called us talk about a this election with what will malays 1st tasks be? well 1st things 1st, there won't be a transition faced and apparently it's starting already today on monday. so they're going to meet up with the outgoing president and his team to talk a transition and then asked me, they put it into his own words. after the victory was secure. he said that he's going to into the impoverishing political model that only benefits a few argentines and even need to deliver on that. because argentina's daily or living in a climate of inflation, of over 140 percent. that means middle class me to work to a free jobs to get to the end of the month. and he promised that he will make a take measures like cutting down on public spending, shutting down ministries, even for dollar rising the economy, which was one of the most famous promises that he made. but i don't think that he can go to that straight away. this would take a lot of preparations, a lot of support as w

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and then congressional reporter reese gorman joins us for an update on mike johnson's stopgap spendingroposal to keep the government funded. and the cato institute's romia boccia and ben ritz of the progressive policy institute discuss the national debt. washington journal is next. ♪ host: this is a two hour program as the house is expected to come in at 9:00 to pass a stopgap bill that would keep the government from running out of money by the end of friday. across the street at t

joining me now is adam reese who was in the courtroom today. great to talk to you. i'm going to ask you this up front. this is the thing that gets me about some of these trials, certainly with eric jr. what is he attempting to do here? because it seems like he doesn't understand that he's already been found guilty. it seems like he's trying to relitigate something that's already been taken care of. >> you're right, jason. it really has been sort of a tale of two brothers. eric being one of them, don jr. the other. don jr., 45 years old, the elder brother. much more comfortable on the stand. amiable, cracking jokes with the judge. having a banter with the prosecutor. but sticking to his story, which is he relied on the attorneys and the accountants and his cpa, but as you mention, eric is an entirely different story. eric's testimony last two days, very fraught, very contentious. he doesn't remember a lot of things. he says, you know, i pour concrete. i am a developer. i'm a real estate guy. i am way, way above all of these intricate details of the finances. but he r

the goals of this match were scored by alexander reese for newcastle and mbab for the parisians.s beautiful in the middle of the gate. and in the continuation of the fifth week of the european champions league tonight, in the most important games , turkey's galatara will meet with manchester united, bayern munich will meet with copenhagen, arsenal will meet with lance, real madrid will meet with napoli and benfica will meet with inter. continue the news with a report. shahid tu's plan... in an effort to introduce the talents of the sports force from the schools to this old iranian discipline that you can play with ali agha. she is the mother of pahlavi martyr saeed toqanieh . ladies, don't hurt your hands. we are not yet worthy of a call, ms. ash. why, what bell is more beautiful than yours. for us, the excuse of this meeting was a sports project in the country's schools, and permission from the mother of the martyr toqanani's plan for mentoring and sports is a powerhouse in the country's schools. we asked our friends to help us , alhamdulillah, a good memorandum was signed we na

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they've got reese. they've got garland's every purchase, supports boys and girl scouts. now many tonight it will be a tree lighting ceremony in the castro valley neighborhood. drag donna sachin. well, im. see that. even introduce speakers like mayor london breed castles merchants, president terri aston bennett. there will also be music from the freedom man, san francisco's men's chorus and keeping marks the sisters of perpetual indulgence will bless the tree and santa lakers arrival just before the trees lit that starts at 06:00pm at the bank of america plaza. well, it's getting will or more expensive. keep your home warm. there's a few things you can do to help beat these new record prices and want to have your heating unit inspected for winter rolls in. okay. department of the energy they recommend locking your thermostat between 68 to 70 turn the heat down when you're gone. i consider even getting a smart thermostat to schedule your heat. or like me. you can invest in a heated blankets with you and that around got a little fuzzy, shoo-in. you know, you just, you know,

>> reese cups. >> jimmy: oh, really reese's peanut -- peanut butter cups >> yeah. >> jimmy: me, too.wizzlers. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: the worst? do we have our clickers out? i mean, let's -- [ laughter ] twizzlers are pretty good. raisins is up there. i mean - >> good point. [ audience chatter ] >> jimmy: necco wafers but -- you -- it's his game, right? [ light laughter ] all right. twizzlers, really? what's your second worst [ laughter ] um >> jimmy: raisins. >> raisins >> jimmy: yes, of course [ laughter and applause we all can agree that raisins are the worst. zach, that was a great answer that you thought of. >> yeah. off the top of the dome. >> jimmy: that you thought of. for this last one, roots, since we're going in the middle of spooky season here, can we do something maybe in the style of -- maybe like -- let's go, like, old school how about rockwell like "somebody's watching me." ♪ i always feel like ♪ ♪ yeah yeah, oh, yeah nice ♪ ♪ zach it's almost hallowee which means it's time to eat ♪ ♪ all the candy that it brings when we yell trick or treat ♪ ♪ twizzlers is not a f

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can't wait for angel reese and caitlin clark to get to the wnba. it's just amazing.to look at? >> leslie: i don't know -- this one right here. this one right here. all the people that doubt or the wnba was going to make it. [menacing laugh] >> whatever! we at the bank though. >> leslie: at the bank! >> cashing checks! >> leslie: that's right! i'm in love with you! >> my new friend! you're coming to my house, you coming to thanksgiving? [cheers and applause] >> leslie: oh, my god! give it up for lisa leslie! [cheers and applause] yes! we are going to take a quick break but we will be back after this! oh, my god! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ all i do is work ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all i do is — all i do is work ♪ ♪ ♪what i want, you've got it♪ ♪it might be hard to handle♪ ♪and how, i can't explain♪ ♪oh, yeah, well, well, you♪ ♪(ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh)♪ ♪you make my dreams come true♪ choose counter when you order ahead in the mcdonald's app and you can skip the line and get your food faster. ♪♪ ha ha ha. well played. order ahead in the app to save time. this was no bear. it was like a be

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