more results resolutely than the roses. than the roses. around 6 million women entered the workforce. during world war two, serving everywhere from the defense industry to the commercial sector and some industries. women rose to make up 65% of the workforce as compared to just 1% in the pre-war years. 3 million women volunteered with the red cross. 350,000 women served at home and abroad in uniform, including on the front lines. we're more than 1600 nurses were decorated for their bravery under fire is extraordinary in every women. these extraordinary women met our nation's needs. they rose to the occasion and they made us a stronger country, as we might say in brooklyn. the rosies got it going on. they exemplify. they exemplify the best of the greatest generation. they galvanized our nation with their motto of we can do it. these roses were passionate patriotic and persistent americans who inspired generations of women and girls to serve our great nation. they did whatever it took to preserve democracy and freedom and ensure that evil wou

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it inflation rose right ahead of the election?— inflation rose right ahead of the election?t showed that it was u- the election? it showed that it was up 2% _ the election? it showed that it was up 2% and _ the election? it showed that it was up 296 and 2.6 _ the election? it showed that it was up 296 and 2.6 year - the election? it showed that it was up 296 and 2.6 year over. was up 2% and 2.6 year over year which was exactly in line with consensus. as long as the shelter number, which represents close to 40% of cpi, is a 5% year over year, then i think it is totally unhinged from reality. nobody in their right mind believes that market rents on new leases are going up rents on new leases are going up 5%. it is the lag effect of the way they tracked it that is adding about 50 basis points. the fed knows there's the pce, which waits shelter much lower, is not reflecting the same thing. i think they can feel pretty good about that and you can see in the bond yields as well which stayed quite level and even at the the last month and even at the the last month and a half, but h

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abc news reached out to layla rose for an interview and comment but didn't hear back. miss universe is leila's boss. so the only person that has the power to fire her is miss universe. the people that have the ability to produce these pageants and direct these girls, we need to hold them more accountable. it's never the girl that is the problem more often than not. it's the people that are managing these, these young women in these positions. our thanks to janay for much more on this story, watch impact by nightline. cracks in the crown, miss universe in crisis now streaming on hulu. when we come back, chad michael murray talks about giving lindsay lohan her first on-screen kiss, then and stripping down in a new steamy stripping down in a new steamy holiday movie. ♪ good to go binge-watch. ♪ good to go out even later. ♪ with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider, as few as 6 times a year. or

. >> doctor christian rose is an emergency room physician. he used to work at san francisco general hospital and has seen the damage that car crashes can have. >> it's hard to think about seeing enough of injuries and accidents and fatalities. i would not say that i've become numb to it or anyone becomes numb to it, but that it just becomes part of your lived experience, the expectation that that could happen to you while biking in the city seven years ago, rose says it did happen to him. >> he was cycling on arguello and a car made a left turn right into him. he says he remembers the headlights bearing down on him. >> yeah, i wound up in the san francisco general emergency department with a hip fracture, wound up bleeding into my thigh, needing a blood transfusion and emergency traumatic orthopedic surgery in order to get a rod placed in my femur. and screw into my hip joint to be able to walk again. >> doctor rose is back on his feet now, and advocating for stronger safety measures. organizers and survivors of crashes said the city is not e

prices rose for the fourth month in a row, rising to 2.6% last month. let's bring in our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury. what are the factors behind this rising inflation?- this rising inflation? yes, i mean we _ this rising inflation? yes, i mean we have _ this rising inflation? yes, i mean we have started - this rising inflation? yes, i mean we have started to l this rising inflation? yes, i i mean we have started to see improvement in things like the cost of used car, something people have been waiting a long time, you know, insurance has been high and that is starting to come down but you still have the prices of food and rent continuing to climb. the net effect looks like progress while inflation stalled in october. that being said, even though the progress seems to have run out of steam last month, in general there is a sense on wall street at least that this is to be expected so you haven't seen a massive market reaction is people kind of feel at least on wall street a sense of relief that things weren't worse even though w

. >> doctor christian rose is an emergency room physician.e used to work at san francisco general hospital and has seen the damage that car crashes can have. >> it's hard to think about seeing enough of injuries and accidents and fatalities. i would not say that i've become numb to it or anyone becomes numb to it, but that it just becomes part of your lived experience, the expectation that that could happen to you while biking in the city seven years ago, rose says it did happen to him. >> he was cycling on arguello and a car made a left turn right into him. he says he remembers the headlights bearing down on him. >> yeah, i wound up in the san francisco general emergency department with a hip fracture, wound up bleeding into my thigh, needing a blood transfusion and emergency traumatic orthopedic surgery in order to get a rod placed in my femur and screw into my hip joint to be able to walk again. >> doctor rose is back on his feet now and advocating for stronger safety measures. organizers and survivors of crashes said the city is not embra

because the watch gauge of banks rose in anticipation of banks rose in anticipation of deregulation andower taxes under a donald trump presidency. while most big to expel with nvidia down over 1.5%, tesla bucked the trend is part of the broader so—called trumpet trade investors piled into elon musk�*s if you make a confident a second trumpet term will bring windfalls to the company. the stockjumped 9% on monday. meanwhile the bond market was closed for better and stay with the election out of the way investors will turn their attention to inflation data on wednesday and more fed speak later this week. staying with the us, one area that the incoming president — donald trump — will play a crucial role in — is artificial intelligence. so far the president elect has been vocally against regulation in the sector — saying it stifles innovation. this means big things for the biggest tech companies including apple, meta, google, to name a few. and then, there is that newly struck friendship we're seeing between trump and elon musk — the boss of tesla. for a closer look at big tech and the next

welcome, rose.ion. >> thanks for having me. >> we're very excited to talk to you. rose, you said something that i want you to unpack for me, which is that people are tired of the algorithm deciding everything. that got an amen from both of us. tell us what it would look like to not have the algorithm deciding everything. >> absolutely. we are used to being trapped in one algorithm that's controlled by a small group of people and they decide what we see, what type of content gets taken away, who to promote, and decentralization means a more democratic way where users get to vote with their feet. so on bluesky there are about 50,000 different feeds that somewhere been created by other users. so there are feeds that are like either about cats, maybe about five cat feeds, more than 250 swiftie feeds, and various other feeds that are either organized chronologically or based on what your followers are liking. you can even use a politics filter to turn off politics or turn it back on, depending on what yo

this morning president biden will address the nation from the rose garden. more on all of this from washington our correspondent. the walk to the podium to deliver the speech that no politician wants to give. but kamala harris owed it to the country to concede the election. a fundamental principle of american democracy is that when we lose an election, we accept the results. that principle, as much as any other, distinguishes democracy from monarchy or tyranny, and anyone who seeks the public trust must honour it. at the same time, in our nation, we owe loyalty not to a president or a party, but to the constitution of the united states. the party—like atmosphere from tuesday vanished. now, people unable to hide their disappointment. as the first female vice president, kamala harris has shattered glass ceilings. but one of the last remaining bastions of male privilege in america, the white house, remains intact. her history—making run for the white house coming to a crushing end. ms harris left consoling her supporters. to the young people who are watching, i

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well, clive, it was packed in the rose _ as he was speaking. rose garden - as he was speaking. well, clive, it| was packed in the rose garden and when president biden walked out into the bright sunshine i think he was talking to two distinct audiences. one was the group of white house staff members who were right in front of him filling the chairs that the press normally would and at times his voice really softened as he thanked them for their service, told them not to give up, and behind that on the rise as you had the assembled press, they were shouting questions at the end of that speech about what went wrong with the democratic campaign, why kamala harris was not elected, but they didn't get any answers. tonight, president biden is a few feet away from me in the west wing. he urged his supporters to make the most of the last 7a days of that term but during that time attention will be less on the white house and this place and much more where you are tonight in florida.— tonight in florida. indeed, anna foster at the _ tonight in florida. in

here are tran11 pictures of the white house rose garden. any minute president biden will address the nation for the first time since his party's defeat at the polls this week. he spoke with president elect donald trump yesterday to congratulate him and invite him to the white house. the speech comes as democrats grapple with the future of the party and many of harris's allies placed some of the blame on biden for not dropping out sooner. a lot of finger-pointing here this morning. as we await the president speech i'm joined by our guests. president biden's message will be straightforward. tell us more about what we are expecting to hear. >> this will be the first time president biden is speaking publicly since voters decided to send donald trump back to the white house. expected to reflect on the election results and talk about the country coming together in this moment. president biden also will be talking about the transition. advisors have insisted that he wants to ensure there is a peaceful transfer of power. that is something that was

anna foster was in the rose garden.ure anna, paint a picture of the atmosphere surrounding this event today? atmosphere surrounding this event toda ? ., , g ., �* today? clive, even as joe biden talked about _ today? clive, even as joe biden talked about bringing _ today? clive, even as joe biden talked about bringing down - today? clive, even as joe biden talked about bringing down the | talked about bringing down the temperature in america, in the rose garden, the atmosphere was unseasonably sunny here in washington, dc, the opposite of what he was talking about today. he had two audiences that. there white wooden seats in front of the podium that are normally filled with the members of the press were not today. they were white house staff, and when you heard joe biden talking, giving almost a kindly uncle's pep talk, you heard his voice softening and those with a face as he was looking at, the people he has worked with, the people he will soon be leaving. but anna, painta picture anna, paint a picture of the atmosphe

illusion of guns and roses.hter] >> she also picked up the endorsement of former california governor arnold schwarzenegger who won the republican but couldn't resist supporting harris when he heard doug has a things for made, too. a celebrity endorsement in wisconsin this week backtrack former green bay packers bret favre nfl's all-time leader in text messages. a game of interest, people. come on. >> it looks like we're back to the organization. donald trump and his organization is a winner. >> perhaps even more surprising, trump got was sound like an endorsement from plaintiff. >> i don't think he tried to say people have to vote for donald trump. >> you know how to vote for trump, you could tell because the order was better, crime was better -- >> disproves it that the three crime families in the democrat party, the clintons, biden's and obama's, they secretly take kamala. and biden has become trump's biggest supporter and surrogate. it is fascinating. >> 1000% i agree because i feel like the clintons are out

durant and billy rose. billy rose was a great showman. he did that movie in the fifties with jimmy durante called jumbo, and he was at one point, mary to fanny brice. he ran a speakeasy called the backstage club, which he was proposition to buy. one of these days, dumb. and those guys i'd like to i'd like to buy a share of your establishment mr. rose. i'm not interested. so it's raided by the cops? everything is smashed up. same thing happens again. finally, he gets the message. but it's really not a them and those guys who's doing this. he's doing it at the behest of arnold rothstein. so rothstein gets a cut, the police get a cut. everything like that. being married to fanny brice. okay. fanny brice had been married earlier to a guy named nicky arnstein. if you remember the movie. what they left out of the movie largely was that nicky arnstein was a confederate and a great admirer of arnold rothstein. he was a con man in his own right. as i talked about jewelry, robberies, there were also a lot of government bonds, robberies back then. t

rose returning to covenant house, california in santa clara is always a homecoming. this place is on. so like a family case. management does roses profession now and she credits covenant house california, keeping her path to guiding transitional aged unhoused youth and survivors of human trafficking, find homes and themselves along the way. wherever you go, lean on the people that you have. and >> somebody offers help take it because doing the stuff on your own just because you had to do it doesn't mean that you need to keep doing. rosewood, know, felt disconnected like i had no community the purpose the 24 year-old texas native spent 2 years at the historic western motel along el camino reale. >> turned covenant house after unfortunately landing on the streets of the time. i was ready to leave here. i have my confidence. i had an appointment. i felt purposeful. i had. >> family. this is. >> one of our bedrooms. the non-profit provides a standing room with food, clothing, few and a roommate to help through recovery. mental health services are available on property. s

you're in the rose bowl at home, in the rivalry game. you've got a time out in your back pocket.down and win it. >> paul: and he'll begin from the 25 yard line, the biggest drive of his life. and he has loved j. michael sturdivant. >> colt: find number seven. j. michael sturdivant has won all his one on one matchups down the field. making some acrobatic catches. throw it up to him. if he's single covered, throw it. if he's double covered, give him a chance. you've got nothing else to lose. he's your playmaker. >> paul: these plays have come up here in the second half. that was an incredible catch. five for 117. he split out all the way to the left of garbers. first down. underneath, behind and incomplete. this is first incompletion of the second half. >> colt: and if you're usc's defense, you pin your ears back, and you go after the quarterback. you know it's a passing situation. ethan garber's not going to have all day back there to throw. just a little bit off target there to logan loy. all he said when we were in two-minute situations, coach, just give me a play that i can get

us stocks rose for a fifth straight session on monday with the s&p 500 topping 6,000 for the first time and the dowjones industrial average hitting a fresh record. investors continue to bet those trades will benefit from president—elect donald trump's agenda. economically sensitive shars also outperformed with the 2000 index of smaller firms claiming to the highest since 2021. because the watch gauge of banks rose in anticipation of deregulation and lower taxes under a donald trump presidency. while most big tech fell with nvidia down over 1.5%, tesla bucked the trend as part of the broader so—called trump trade, investors piled into elon ev maker, confident a second trump term will bring windfalls to the company. the stockjumped 9% on monday. meanwhile the bond market was closed for veterans day. with the election out of the way, investors will turn their attention to inflation data on wednesday and more fed speak later this week. in other news, the collapsed crypto currency exchange ftx is suing rival binance and its former chief executive changpeng zhao. ftx alleges that nearly $2 bi

. >> for laura ly rose returning to covenant house california in santa clara. >> always a homecoming. this places on us like a family case. management does roses profession now and she credits covenant house california, keeping her path to guiding transitional aged unhoused youth and survivors of human trafficking. >> find homes and themselves along the way. wherever you go, lean on the people that you have. and somebody offers help take it because >> doing the stuff on your own just because you had to do it doesn't mean that you need to keep doing. rosewood, know, felt disconnected like i had no community >> the purpose the 24 year-old texas native spent 2 years at the historic western motel along el camino reale turned covenant house after unfortunately landing on the % streets of the time. i was ready to leave here. i have my confidence. i had an appointment. i felt purposeful. i had. >> family. this is. >> one of our bedrooms. the non-profit provides a standing room with food, clothing, few and a roommate to help through recovery. mental health services are available on property.

well, this is actually one of the cameras up there at mount rose ski resort. believe it or not, ski season is back in session starting today. mount rose is the first tahoe ski resort to open today. other tahoe resorts are also getting ready. we can only hope the season is successful as the one that ended last spring or even the summer. in some cases, they're having to manufacture the snow up there. we caught up with the director of stoke, kevin cooper. he says the snowfall is expected to pick up later this week. other resorts in and around cierra. you know you're talking the north shore, the south shore, down the west slope are all blowing snow at this time, so it feels really good. we've got some storms in the forecast ahead. veterans day, we're looking at a little hit and then the 18th, 19th through the 23rd. looks like we might get the real start to the season. cooper we have meteorologist kari hall to cover that. but he also reminded people to plan those travel accommodations ahead of time parking, lodging, ski reservations, zena to get ready. can't just k

the s&p 500 rose 34. those both record closes. the nasdaq jurendz 119.ow those countries are reacting today with one even promising financial retaliation of its own. correspondent bryan llenas has the latest tonight from west palm beach, florida. >> one tariff will be followed by another in response. it is not acceptable and will cause the u.s. and mexico inflation and job losses. >> mexico's new president claudia sheinbaum threatening to raise toughers on american goods in response to president-elect trump's vow to raise tariffs on mexican goods unless the country does more to stop illegal immigration and drug trafficking. >> the weapons are not produced by us. these synthetic drugs are not consumed by us. >> mexico and canada say they are open to dialogue with the president-elect. >> we talk to some of the challenges we can work on together. it was a good call. >> trump says he will impose a 25% tariff on all their products. unless they secure their borders. u.s. border patrol on the canadian border in vermont, and new hampshire say it's apprehending m

well, joe biden stood at a podium in the rose garden. he says he spoke to both president elect trump and vice president harris, congratulating both on their campaigns and his conversation with trump. biden says he's guaranteeing his administration will work with trump's team to ensure a peaceful and orderly transition. he says that's what americans deserve. president biden also urging unity among americans and to, quote, bring down the temperature, saying you can't love your neighbor only when you agree. he ended his speech reiterating that peaceful transition to a second trump administration and to end speculation to election protocols. >> the people vote and choose their own leaders, and they do it peacefully. and we're in a democracy. the will of the people always prevails. i also hope we can lay to rest the question about the integrity of the american electoral system. it is honest. it is fair and it is transparent. and it can be trusted. win or lose, biden did invite trump to the white house to work on that transition. >> president

and for young people, ages 18 to 29 like rose, that figure rose to 40%. >> i just could not live without them. i can't really afford to have the same sort of young adulthood that everybody else has. i want to spend time with my friends and i want to go out to dinner. i want to buy holiday gifts for my partners family you know? but as of now, i have to make sure that the money is set aside. >> cnn. reporting. >>> tonight on cnn a special programming lineup starting with the situation room at 5 pm eastern, only here on cnn. >>> hello and thank you for joining me. i am in new york with the countdown to election day now down to the final two days. with time running off of the clock, both campaigns barnstorming swing states spending hours closing warning each other and urging voters to head to the polls. so far more than 72 million americans have cast their vote in this historically close race and now with 48 hours until election day, brand-new polls are

mount rose has also been making snow for the past couple of weeks. cold enough to do that. most other tahoe ski resorts will try to open up later this month, and the buccaneers gave the undefeated chiefs all they could handle tonight. >> how the chiefs were able to hang on. that' coming up sp he came back and he looked good. the warriors on the road back east taking on the wizards soon after the tip, curry opened up the scoring by draining a three. but he wouldn't score again until the last seconds of the second quarter, when he does a little step back three and delivers as the buzzer rings throughout the arena. curry wound up finishing with 24 points on just 24 minutes of court time, and the six one warriors win their fourth in a row. 125 to 112. they take on the celtics in boston on wednesday. now to stanford. and tonight a new chapter as head coach katy perry in her first game, replacing the great tara vanderveer. first game hosting lemoyne college out of new york. stanford with the block and now on the west on the fast break. mary stevenson with

the documentary shows how christopher reeve rose to global fame, starting with the first of four superman it shows his screen test for the role, and we hearfrom the men who made the decision to cast him. the idea came... rather than casting a well—known superman, we should go for an unknown and have stars around him. but with the involvement of three of reeve�*s now adult children, the documentary, which makes extensive use of archive and home video material, explores what happened to this hollywood star when he almost died after a horse riding accident in 1995. it left him paralysed from the neck, down and on a ventilator. i met him on several occasions before and after the accident and was always very impressed by his perspective. now i'm literally paralysed, but there's a lot of people walking around who are somehow paralysed by a lack of self—esteem, feelings of inadequacy. they don't dare to go for their dreams. they're depressed. they feel very negative. the film's british co—director, peter ettedgui, has been in the us this week screening his documentary for awards groups. he hopes

to the way since nothing rose to the sky.gain, very strong, the sky. again, very strong, the optimism of less regulation, makers and acquisitions may pick up again, so lots of positives from the point of view of the stock market. point of view of the stock market-— point of view of the stock market. �* . ., ., market. and we have inflation data, with _ market. and we have inflation data, with the _ market. and we have inflation data, with the election - market. and we have inflation data, with the election out. market. and we have inflation data, with the election out of| data, with the election out of the way, what are you focusing on? ~ ., , the way, what are you focusing on? ~ . , ., on? well, we have 'ust had the rate cut as h on? well, we have 'ust had the rate cut as well, _ on? well, we have just had the rate cut as well, another- on? well, we have just had the rate cut as well, another 25 - rate cut as well, another 25 basis points, fed watchers will be looking for another change in december, we have got lots of data

under robins, this is rose, parliament has adults into controversial laws this week. one allows the government to expel family members, including is rarely citizens involved in a tax. they would be sent to the gulf of strip o. another location for up to 20 years below also applies to residents of all the parties. to reason it is unclear if it will apply to people in the occupied westbank when she's a department also passed a law allowing palestinian is really teaches to be fired if they show support the attacks against israelis. mohammed val has been following the story from a non because these really government has banned the algebra from reporting in the occupied westbank on from inside israel. he explains how these new laws will impact palestinians, is it right citizens? the concern is not these laws even though it is said that they are made for is a the citizens, but in fact they are made only for palestinian is what are the citizens doctor's note? that distinction is not clear in the wording of the 2 bills, and that's why human rights organizations are very much

organizations in poland, occupied by german troops, as well as in the bordering regions of bella. rose were united into the so called home on a trip to the documents and they've got the police officer to order uh, ordered the prospect. just say it's because they use a blue screen list. and by putting the news as it gets to the ship, when they put you through this issue of shy sticker who mom, it was the main organization that the poet issue was system, the switching against the gym and occupation and soviet rule. others to me out of me cuz i knew away 1920 the level she moistened, printing the unfair voice. still exciting is significant but it says um, anything unusual in this instance that's most of the home on a county down operations to destroy the nazis. but then switch to settling schools with soviet partisans and the civilian population that supported them. they have nearby to automate car you over to destroy your hospice and me today. well, i've been in the data for that for my goal is to be able to get product is on the new post that has the liberal in agreement or just the boo

elections scheduled, and bella rose for next january. how big are your hopes for, for a possibility of change even ever so slightly? ok, wouldn't to use the would election regarding the rules. it's an invitation is, foss is, i didn't know retail all circus, but north elections. it goes in the country with now will the toner to need to ruins with civil society is the has to fleece, you know, the country where people i have to fight on the crowns with the course of the levels. refreshments with all the political openings for in prisons or in exile. it's like a political doors. and now it looks like a a question because preparing for meals restoration for like the right events like most for so cold elections. so this is resolved and will change anything for blower, since it will not make what cushion ca, legitimation again, if you will send the page of our she's threatened. of course, i know encourage older them credit constitutional notes, recognizable selections, and i will read the fuel. this consensus about the spatial, nobody's going t

he entered the rose garden to prolonged applause.were in the audience, they cheered him on. what he had to say was interesting. he said we're going to ensure a peaceful, orderly transition. we accept the choice that the people have made. he seemed to be refuting donald trump's claims of problems back in the 2020 election. he was trying to refute those claims about what he said. we accept the choice, we want a peaceful transition. he said it had -- he had a historic presidency. it takes time to get it all done. we've lost this battle, but we're going to get back. it sounded a bit like the resistance starts here, and we're going to make sure we have a peaceful transition. what did you take away from this? >> yeah. at the end he talked about getting back up, not letting defeat be a final defeat for you, not, you know, keep going. but i thought what was interesting is he said those things, and you'd expect him to say those things, but what he really couldn't say say is, okay, but how does this party in this moment given what it just endu

eastern from the rose garden. concession and recrimination. the order of the day for vice president harris and democrats as they start to come to grips with a decisive defeat at the hands of president-elect trump. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: good morning to you. thursday. >> dana: do you feel like you finally took a breath? >> bill: a little bit. might need the weekend, too. i bet you need a weekend, too, america. this year's election result delivered a harsh verdict to the democrat far left wing. results in two states yet to be decided. they also may break red. stand by. all across the voter map harris falling behind with key groups who helped send biden to the white house translating to major game-changing gains for trump to send him back. democrat dean phillips earlier today said it is clearly that his party has lost touch with everyday americans. >> i don't know why democrats have not learned the lesson of what really matters. we have to listen. bernie sanders hit it on the head. we have lost to

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they spectacularly rose to the occasion. the _ rose to the occasion.and flowed for five hours and when the result came through, there was almost complete silence in the commons because everybody in the chamber realised that the future is in the gravity of what they have done, it was up to the dutch market was an absolutely remarkable occasion which will unquestionably define this parliament. find occasion which will unquestionably define this parliament.— define this parliament. and all the balance right _ define this parliament. and all the balance right to the _ define this parliament. and all the balance right to the very _ define this parliament. and all the balance right to the very end, did l balance right to the very end, did you pull out any polling to the way people voted quickly i saw something social media which is not on the left, separated the progressives from the socialists. i don't know if that is true _ from the socialists. i don't know if that is true but _ from the socialists. i don't know if that is true but i _ from the socialists.

. >> for ally rose returning to covenant house, california in santa clara. >> is always a homecoming.s places on like a family case. management does roses profession now and she credits covenant house california, keeping her path to guiding transitional aged unhoused youth and survivors of human trafficking. >> find homes and themselves along the way. wherever you go, lean on the people that you have. and >> somebody offers help take it because doing the stuff on your own just because you had to do it doesn't mean that you need to keep doing rosewood, know, disconnected like i had no community the purpose the 24 year-old texas native spent 2 years at the historic western motel along el camino reale. >> turned covenant house after unfortunately landing on the streets of the time. i was ready to leave here. i have my confidence. i had an appointment. i felt purposeful. i had. >> family. this is. >> one of our bedrooms. the non-profit provides a standing room with food, clothing, few and a roommate to help through recovery. mental health services are available on property. so is a high s

so just about one hour from now in the rose garden. they did not name obviously, though, that decision to -- for him to be in the rose. so we'll see what he has to say in the rose garden. i want to go back to something that keir said, which is that there are still a lot of question marks, aaron. what are the question marks that are still out there, do you think, and is there any question at all, however, about whether or not in this cabinet meeting tonight this gets approved? >> i think the prime minister would not have gone out and played the role of master strategist and politician if he wasn't sure this deal was going to get done. this is a transaction, chris. it is not a transformation. and i think it is really quite extraordinary that we will not know, 60-day period of implementation, which paradoxically will extend beyond the president-elect's inauguration. and it is kuwait conceivable given the vulnerabilities of this agreement that you're going to see violations. whether or not this would crater between now and the end of the y

that captured at berkeley's historic rose garden. underpass closed, impassable because of standing water. water also ponding along freeway exits across the east bay. this at the macarthur exit in emeryville. before crews closed it to drivers and across the bay bridge. look at that. drivers inundated in the pouring rain and high winds, windshield wipers working overtime, cars coming to a crawl on both decks of the bay bridge in san francisco. residents were elated that public works stayed open late so people could grab sandbags, worried for the days to come. last year, we made it through. this year we want to make it through, but if it doesn't, i want to have sandbags to give it some more time. and in flood prone areas like 18th and folsom in the city, flood barriers were up already in the north bay. the heavy rains for three straight days, waterlogged hillsides, including this one in healdsburg, a hefty mudslide. look at all of that. luckily, no one was hurt. the homeowner tells us they put down those plastic tarps trying to restrain

rose wrote this piece for msnbc about it. we have his thoughts coming up. >>> very good day to all of you have msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome to "alex witt reports." we begin with 57 days to inauguration day and donald trump has filled out his main cabinet picks with an announcement of brooke rollins as his pick for agriculture secretary and a new focus on pam bondi, trump's second choice for attorney general. msnbc reporting on her past statements. there's new reaction from democratic senator-elect adam schiff. >> will pam bondi continue to tell the big lie even under oath? is she going to continue to say the justice department should be prosecuting prosecutors who brought valid evidence before a grand jury. grand jury found probable cause to believe donald trump committed crimes. that's not a basis to go after them. she'll have to answer tough questions. >> but republican senator eric schmidt says doj employees who investigated trump should be fired. >> i think accountability means the people involved in

joining us live from that rose's julie johnson. hi, julie. >> i think for having us. yes. thank you so much for joining us today. so first of all, tell us a bit about how it feels to be open today. i was that's a really exciting day. first to open in tahoe. so we had a ton guests come out and celebrate today and we're also celebrating our 60th season. so it's been a really fun day while they congratulations on your 60th season. so walk us through which this will be open this weekend. yeah. so we're starting off with blake. you express, which is our high-speed quad lift. and that will take you up to more of fans to intermediate train about 1000 feet of vertical open. and then we also have our beginner terrain open with or tool conveyor belt. it's called the magic that world liner. yeah, we have a little something for everyone. >> gray and what are the conditions looking like at the moment and how do you see this comparing to the same time last year? >> yeah. i mean, we have a lot of people, villa tease for snowmaking. so a lot of us know we have right now in our face is fro

the water rose and came up to my neck, she says. i had the feeling my life was ending.m alive but i've lost everything. my business, my home. and the government isn't doing anything. only the young people around are helping us. midst the sadness, anger is rising here, too, at local authorities that only sounded the alarm when the flooding had already started. messag sent to phones of people who had no chance to escape. there will be big questions to answer here but first the cleanup, mourning, the start of coming to terms with camp if i. >> a court -- catastrophe. >> a court in brazil has sentenced terror ov over killing. they confessed to killing a driver in rio de janiero almost six years ago. they were an outspoken crick of police brutality. after her death she became the symbol of -- mrs. franco gave a statement after the sentencing. >> it's a very difficult day but today is definitely a victory for democracy but we still have many steps for us in this case and in all cases. we will keep fighting. >> a rio de janiero counselor gave us her reaction to the sentencing

and the roses had to settle for a draw as a dramatic last—second goal denied them victory.all done and dusted and a draw for the first game, could not have been closer with so guthrie, what a game we had. england and jamaica both came to play. what a finish. jamaica both came to play. what a finish- i'm _ jamaica both came to play. what a finish. i'm still— jamaica both came to play. what a finish. i'm still stunned - jamaica both came to play. what a finish. i'm still stunned by - a finish. i'm still stunned by this game, i really thought the roses would start to creep ahead and just keep a bit of daylight between them and the jamaicans but full credit to the jamaicans, their defence stood up, be spoken about the ability of the key player to bring other people into the game. the tiny quarter really set the series up. the next three games.— set the series up. the next three names. ., . , three games. two in manchester, two injamaica. — three games. two in manchester, two in jamaica, talk _ three games. two in manchester, two in jamaica, talk about - two injamaica, talk abou

core pce prices rose 2.7%. overall, inflation has moved much closer to our 2% longer run goal but core inflation remains elevated to longer-term inflation expectations appear to remain well anchored as reflected in a broad range of surveys and households, businesses and forecasters as well as measures from financial markets. our monetary policy actions are guided by our dual mandate to promote maximum employment and stable prices for the american people. we see the risks to achieving our goals as roughly in balance and we are tending to both sides of our mandate. at today's meeting the committee decided to lower the target range for the federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point to 4.5% to 4.75%. this further recalibration of a policy stance will help maintain the strength of the economy and the labor market and will enable further progress on inflation as we move toward a more neutral stance over time. we know policy restraint too quickly could hinder progress on inflation at the same time reducing polic

rose by half a percentage point in october, according to a report from red fit.t matches september's increase on a year over year basis, home prices rose by nearly 6%. red fin warned an increase of home buyer demand post election, coupled with a shortage of homes on the market could continue to push prices higher. >>> and approximately 33% of adults ages 18 to 34 live with their parents according to data from the u.s. census bureau. prepandemic, the recent serge was between 2005 and 2015, and driving the trend, higher cost of living. a survey from bank of america, 50% don't make enough money to live the life they want because of high costs. how do you save money? live with mom and dad for a while. >> i did it right after grad school, and quickly left. no offense, mom and dad. i'm going to leave it at that. >> leave it at that. >> thank you. >>> it is the calm before the storm, everybody, what you need to know if you're one of the millions of people traveling for thanksgiving. >>> plus, how spacex is gearing up to launch what it's (vo) struggling with moderate to