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so, you know, it's why, for example, last april, year at syracuse university we hosted a summit on howod and higher education instead of competing, could potentially collaborate. you know, one of the strongest motivators of volunteer service, military service is actually as a pathway to education. so, if we're both in this same boat, how might we, again, instead of competing, collaborate to help each other solve this challenge for higher ed. griff: yes. >> the demographic cliff for the military, the same challenge. griff: i think you've got the right attitude, dr. mike haynie, it's time to fight back anyway we can to turn the numbers around vice chancellor at syracuse university. thank you. >> thank you for having me. anita: griff, massive waves are continuing to slam the california coast, bringing life-threatening conditions and flooding. a full report on this next. israel is under attack. the war against israel began with the murder of hundreds of precious children. countless israelis are enduring the devastating anguish of lost loved ones. the jewish people have become refugees in t

christopher andrew jones, who i represent this year as a syracuse remembrance. collin wreath was laid in front of the memorial made of 270 scott or stones to commemorate the lives lost. we are grateful for all of you who have chosen to stand with us. and remember reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> the powerball jackpot up to 620 million. nobody won the big prize last night. if you want to cash option, assuming you win, he probably won't would be about 311 million. the next wrong set for saturday. coming up. continuing has a long tradition of giving back to the community. rapper mistah fab joins me after the break the fund will talk about his weekend toy drive. >> and as we head to break, a reminder that kron 4 is the place to be on new year's eve. beginning at 9 will be live in las vegas counting down to 2024 in every time zone. and at 11, 30 joined graham, lotus and justine waldman for the bay area's only live and local new year's show. and the spectacular fireworks over the it all starts at 9 on new it all starts at 9 on new year's kron. 4. [narrator

and as a point of personal privilege i know about this because i went to syracuse university a powerhouse and i might add our daughter was a lacrosse player in high school and my niece was an all-american lacrosse player so we have a little knowledge of lacrosse in our family. i had to choose between lacrosse and football because you couldn't they both. [inaudible] ndon't laugh. as they say in football, i've got a soft hands. [laughter] this fall it was announced lacrosse will once again began n unofficial olympic sport. [applause] [cheering] the sixth nations team asked to compete under its own tribal and today i am announcing my support for that request. [cheering] they invented f the game and perfected it for millennia and the circumstances are unique and should e be granted an exception for their own team at the olympics. [applause] let me close with this. it's hard work to heal the changeof the past and the course moving forward, but the actions we are taking today are key steps into the new era of tribal sovereignty and self-determination. a new era grounded in dignity and respect a

syracuse winners of 15 national championships in la crosse, one in soccer, one in basketball. i'm a huge sports gal. while only a few journalists legal right, 36% they were democrats, 52% independent, but republicans have seen their ranks dwindle. in 1971 it was nearly 26%, it looked like more because in the 70s everyone's hair was bushier. sorry. okay, how do you think this happens, charlie? go you think that people were pushed out? or do you think that fewer people who are republicans were joining the media. also does this mean that you're a minority? >> i'm a minority, definitely, but i have been asking this ever since i got into the business. i think what is really confusing all of it is that when i got into the news business people that were drawn to the news business were true classical lib kals. who didn't like the idea of a powerful centralized government and they believed in asking questions. the problem is that the media over the past 25 years morphed into this thing where they're far more likely to be covering for the government or defending the notion that the gove

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what did you see in him so many years ago when he was at syracuse?confidence, i saw grit, i saw a very proud young man of his italian heritage. i think the big thing when you're scouting talent is to project value. tommy's hit multiple speed bumps, but everyone forgets tom my was an elite 11 gab and a dark horse for the heisman and going up against tuning fork tum and scouted the play book and had a phenomenal year at illinois and re-invented himself and the pre-draft process, that's a time where you can evolve or hit the reverse. and it's a testament to tommy and not surprising me what he's been able to do and two minute drill against the packers and going down and winning the game and excited for the young man and a testment to how he was raised with his mom and dad and where he grew up and you've got to be unique blood to come from new jersey and for him to go out there day in and day out and work and prove the nay sayers wrong has been very refreshing to see. liz: whose idea was this? he makes the touchdown and goes like this? you've been doing i

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host: let's go to gene in syracuse, new york, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. what a great subject to talk about. i have a question. are you familiar at all with what seems to me to be a recent phenomena on youtube and other platforms but manly youtube, of people who are kind of nerdy about the bill of rights and they go to publish spaces and they basically stand or videotape and stand somewhere and might ask for public papers forensic from your town hall, they do things that demonstrate the actual right. then they pay attention to what the responses from the official, for instance, if you go into the mayor's office do they allow you to actually walk in and they videotape it and it is quite amazing that, number one, many people are not aware of their own rights. so, just typical citizens that happen to witness show up on videos and they get explained to, this is your right. this isn't just me. i have this right but you also have this right. when i stick up for your right, you benefit even if you are not hear watching it. so i'm curious if you have seen this phe

a little shoveling to be done, and the appalachians from scranton to syracuse, adirondacks, too, it'sg. >> when aren't we all complaining. thank you so much. >>> we've got some major news for the 100,000 americans living with sickle cell disease, the majority of whom are black. in a ground breaking decision, the fda has just approved the first u.s. treatment using a gene editing tool that modifies dna eliminating the need for a risky bone marrow transplant. the cure for the blood disorder is extremely expensive. it could cost $2 million for each patient. doctors are calling it a game changer for patients. >>> we've got a new look into the suspected campus shooter in las vegas, through the eyes of his former students. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. reports"c phone, in any condition, into a galaxy s23+ on us. and now add netflix and max to your plan for just $10 a month. only on verizon. have fun, sis! ♪♪ can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. i won't l

reporter john o'brien covered the case for syracuse. com. >> some customers had come in and didn't realize she wasn't there until they had been there for a while. they flagged down a deputy who knew heidi. >> heidi's sister lee so woke up that morning to very bad news. >> in my aunt was on the machine and she said, heidi is missing. >> missing. >> we saw her the night before when she delivered our easter baskets and she had her usual goofiness. >> it was shocking that an 18-year-old girl could just disappear like that on easter morning. >> the convenience store was strung with crime scene tape by the time her sister arrived. >> i just felt like i was watching a movie. >> inside the store, not promising. they found heidi's purse, her car keys, money undisturbed in the register. no signs of a struggle and her car was parked in the lot. >> i just remember sitting and watching. i didn't know what to do. >> the community made a find heidi volunteer command center at the old firehouse, while the authorities readied their first news alert. >>

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more thaneterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. jack: investors are cautious heading into the fed policy meeting as inflation remains well above the 2% target rate questions over whether the rate hiking campaign is over and when will the fed cut from the current rate of more than 5% whatever happens is clear rates will remain higher than what we seen over the past 15 years is the cover story in barron's managing editor kristen bostrom thank you for joining us. for years the fed was literally inventing new ways to try desperately to get inflation up to 2%, other central banks around the world face the same problem, now it's opposite around the world in this country, desperate measures to tap inflation down, what changed. >> about the changes that are happening in our economy, for one how much money our government is spending, t

that's according to a recent study out of syracuse university. syracuse winners, of course, of 15 national championships in lacrosse, one in footballf o and one in soccer and one in basketball. shout out to carmelo anthony. say i'm a huge sports. soccer, onego. anyway, while only a fewga journalists lean right, about 36% say that said they were democrats and. nearly 52% said they were independent. but perhaps most striking is how republicans have seen their ranks in the media dwindle the last 50 years. so in 1971, it was nearly 26%.ld it looked like more, though, because in the seventies, everyone's hair was bushy or look zero. okay. what do you how do you think this happened, charlie? do you think you t tle that peoe pushed out or do you think you knowor that fewer people whh are republicans are joining the media also, does this mean that you're a minority? >> yeah, yeah, i am a minority, bufinitely. but -- but but no, this is a question i've been asking myself been asking since i got h business. >> but i think that whatat whati think is really

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than 200,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. aishah: appeals ct. in florida hope holding a congressional map after a lower court previously ruled the map violated the state constitution for diminishing black minority voting power. could claim desantis try to reduce voting power of black voters in jacksonville by splitting the city into multiple districts. griff: donald trump rallies in the hawkeye state this weekend. alexis mcadams live with the latest. >> reporter: another weekend in iowa as we get closer to the iowa caucuses. we are heading to an event with ron desantis. we just checked in with the desantis team. they say the governor of florida is putting all the time and effort takes to win the iowa caucuses but donald trump is still ahead in those polls. the latest poll from the des moines register, 43% of li

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than 200,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. >>> donald trump did not n

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than 200,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. >>> more than 70 lawmakers are urging the boards of three top universities to sack their presidents. those presidents failed to make clear during capitol hill testimony this week that calling for the genocide of jews would violate campus policies. meantime, jewish people are celebrating hanukkah amid skyrocketing anti-semitism and the shock of hamas attacks in israel. a man opened fire outside a synagogue in albany. >> reporter: that happened just this week after a man armed with a shotgun fired indiscriminately outside of a synagogue. fortunately nobody was hurt, but the shock was certainly there. governor hochul ordering police presence at jewish centers and across the state to reestablish that sense of security for jewish people to come together to celebrate hanukkah

it is dedicated to the memory of the virgin martyred in syracuse in sicily in 304 ad. at any moment. a professional climber from chelyabinsk surprises children with his sudden appearance in apartment windows. hello, i'm grandfather frost. what is your name? egor? egor, you, eva, those gifts, kids, yeah, well done, here, wait, come here, come here, dear kids , happy new year, a man dresses up in a wizard’s costume, clings to the belay and bravely descends from the sky, remaining in the air, gives the kids holiday gifts, children in general, one might say, in shock from it all, happy, even just today they congratulated me, the girl was generally just happy, so many emotions, okay, so what? children there have a lot of emotions among adults, that’s the point. the climber admits that those who want to congratulate the children quite a lot this way. ruslan kudobaev, aka extreme father frost, has already received 115 applications, and by the end of december their number will increase several times. snow kingdom in the netherlands. sculptors from all over the world demonstrat

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than 200,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. >>> on capitol hill university presidents havefrom three elite universities are testifying on capitol hill about anti-semitism, which is on the rise, spiking really, on college campuses. joining me now is rene marsh. what's happening so far in the hearing? >> we're about two hours into this hearing. the goal today for lawmakers is really to hold these campus leaders accountable as these anti-semitic incidents explode on school campuses. now these three university presidents, as you mentioned, from harvard, m.i.t. and the univsity of pennsylvania, at times have felt like they were facing a public shaming from especially from republican chairwoman of the committee virginia fox. she told them, and i'm quoting, anti-semitism and hate are among the poisoned fruit of your ins

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than00,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. >>> there is growing backlash against the represents othree universities, harvard, the university of pennsylvania and m.i.t. over their capitol hill testimony over anti-semitism on campus. the critics say that none of them specifically condemned the calls of genocide or that it violated their code of conduct. >> does calling for the genocide of jews violate penn's rules or code of conduct -- yes or no? >> if the speech turns into conduct, it can be harassment, yes. >> i am asking you specifically for the calling of the genocide of jews, does that constitute bullying or harassment? >> if it is directed and severe enough, it is harassment. >> so the answer is yes. >> it is context-dependent decision. >> that is how all of the presidents pretty much answered that question. n

>> thank you, i've been to syracuse and understand the impact that this roadway construction had on theneighborhood. i will follow up with you afterwards on the specific -- i would say right now one of the projects that secretary buttigieg announced i375 in detroit-michigan to highway to a boulevard that will free up public land. in michigan they've stood up local and state group to allow for community involvement so i will follow up with you to see if it's the same process that would apply here but we always want to ensure transparency in any of the transactions. >> is there -- is the federal government -- >> syracuse get a 500,000-dollar planning grant to address the issue. 1958 the plan displaced 1300 families. we would love to continue working with your office to make sure that the planning grant works well and the community's voice is heard. >> thank you, i sat down with the engineers and the public housing authorities that are adjacent to that area and it's their number one, you know, concern and this goes way beyond politics. it's just simply good governance and the right thing t

i want to look at some statistics that come from syracuse university.k about asylum right now. they are waiting to be processed. the average time for them waiting for a hearing is almost four years. that number is higher in other states. there is a big discussion in congress, can earn system ever handled this amount of people? >> one of the things you have to bear in mind is when you ratchet up border security, you do not to commence or funding for the related portions of implementing that type of policy. we did not do commensurate spending for immigration judges and other kinds of processing centers that are part and parcel of our extensive border control strategy. i think if we fully funded these other components of the processing centers, we would be better situated to process these asylum claims. >> i have heard we have gotten better in apprehension but at the same time our system is not handling this situation. their conversations and other countries talking about how to more easily deport people that do not qualify for asylum. what is the conversa

so, yes, places like cleveland, pittsburgh, scranton, syracuse all looking at the at the potential fornow showers tonight right around that midnight timeframe. one bit of good news, we are not talking a tremendous amount of snow. most of these areas it's going to be a rain/snow mix, mostly drizzle and maybe light flurries. in a few areas that get accumulation, you are talking one, two inches at most. so nothing tremendous. still something to keep in mind if you have outdoor plans there. for new york city itself, for the ball drop, temperatures leading up kind of hovering into those low 40s. there is a chance you may have a stray piece of drizzle, sprinkles here and there. overall, expected to be mostly cloudy skies as we head into the festivities. 40 degrees may not ound ought that warm but warmer than previous years. in 2018, it was 9 degrees at the b ball drop. last year it topped out at 54 degrees. somewhere right in the middle. maybe slightly warmer than it. >>> a be this time of year. otherwise, across the country, here in atlanta ball drop temperatures 44 degrees, midnight in dal

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. >>> good morning. futures are in the red a little bit this morning, but we are watching the prices of both gold and bitcoin. the cryptocurrency is getting near $42,000. gold is closing in on $2,100. >>> a merger taking off this morning. alaska air and hawaiian airlines agreeing to a deal. alaska. the state was merging with the airline. it is alaska air and hawaiian air merging. will regulators get on board? >>> spotify taking the axe to the work force for the first time this year. it is monday, december 4th, they tell me, 2023. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc.is morning. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the s&p is down by 14. if you are watching treasury yields, you see the ten-year yield is 4.24. the two-year yield is 4.6%. all of

it is dedicated to the memory of a virgin martyred in syracuse in sicily in 304 ad.. professional climber. from chelyabinsk surprises children with his sudden appearance in apartment windows. hello, hello, i'm grandfather frost. what is your name? egor. egor, what about you? eve. these are gifts, kids. yeah, well done. dear children, happy new year. the man dresses up in a wizard's costume, clings to the safety net and bravely descends from the heavens. remaining in the air , he gives the kids a festive one. sculptors from all over the world demonstrated their skills at the international ice sculpture festival. count dracula, robin hood, mermaids, fairies and of course, dragons. this is what 550,000 kg of ice and snow can be spent on. thanks to by participating in such an event, craftsmen have the opportunity to exchange experience and knowledge. i like to take part in this event because, firstly, it's a good chance to make something big and beautiful out of ice and snow, which i don't often get to do. because in fact this is one of the largest such projects in europ

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more thanerans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. >>> this weekend, my capacity as head of the national action network, i teamed up with r&b superstar -- and former republican speaker newt gingrich to launch the health equity and transplantation correlation. the program aims to plug the gaps and medicare coverage -- disproportionately underserved communities suffering. it's not often that newt greene grudge and i agree on anything, but that didn't deter me from joining forces with him on this important issue. and i wouldn't hesitate to do it again if the opportunity should arise. it has become too common and our politics to consider a victory for one party to be a defeat for the other. but, the truth is, there are many opportunities for our leaders to work together for positive change. this week, the house unanimously passed the s

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than 200,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. ♪ ♪. kennedy: they wouldn't understand. "the big weekend show" the biggest big we can show of your life. we have two weeks until the iowa caucuses in the gloves are off, former president donald trump and for the governor ron desantis hold dueling valleys, my friend alexis mcadams is brilliant and in the buckeye state tonight. >> we had a chance to catch up with for the governor ron desantis and talk to him one on one he is confident he will win in the hawkeye state, he simply put in the work, shaking hands and making those connections on the ground. watch. >> going back to iowa you spent so much time on the ground and made those connections why is donald trump still ahead in the polls. >> i think the horizon of iowa caucus voters are not making decision six months in ad

by midnight tonight, so unfortunately, places like cleveland, pittsburgh, scranton, even around syracusethat potential for a rain/snow mix around that midnight time line. we are not talking feet of snow or anything massive. most of these areas will likely pick up some sprinkles, maybe even some drizzle. at most, a lot of these areas picking up 1 to 2 inches total of that snowfall by overnight tonight. not enough to cancel your plans but something to be aware of. if you are planning to be in new york city specifically, those temperatures will hover into the low 40s. pretty similar to where they are right now. mostly cloudy skies. you may have a few sprinkles here and there closer to midnight, but we're not looking at anything heavy by any means, not just here but for a lot of the surrounding areas as well. victor, back to you. >> allison chinchar, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, two major wars, a humanitarian cry us is at the u.s. me/mexican border, deeply divided congress still needing to pass funding to address it all. and there's lot on president biden's plate for 2024 in addition to

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. >>> a second jackson, mississippi man buried by authorities without his family's knowledge. a family now searching for answers. mario moore was killed in jackson by an unknown assailant in february. he was buried in a popper's field. the reports to reach his next of kin, his brother was not working and no one claimed his remains. his family did not find out that mario had even died until october 9th, only learning about it through a local news investigation that uncovered how the local police never shared the names of over 20 homicide victims with the public. now this all comes shortly after news we learned about a man named dexter wade who was hit and killed by an offduty police officer and also buried without his family's knowledge. but even now families are saying they'r

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more thans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. ♪ today it became really obvious that the white house is simply flying to manage the political fallout from what is obviously a complete failure of biden's pentagon and state department in ukraine. now, to support the war that we could have helped avoid in the first place, we. other than funding of the pensions of ukrainian civil servants. now, remember, biden's war hawks insisted that the summer offensive would help ukraine turn the corner on russia, but, instead, it has been more like a u-turn with still only 200 square miles of territory recaptured. that's nothing but it's not a victory, it's called a stalemate. yet, the white house is still beating the war drums. >> we want ukraine to be whole and free. we want their internationally recognized borders to be respected by everyone, i

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more thanrans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. guy: nothing to talk about in london. market stocks coming back today. the london market doing nothing on a day being very cheap. sms in just a moment. the market is now waiting. payrolls in the big great decisions coming up next week. this is the story. we are down a little bit. relative to recent history at relatively elevated levels. but today the range reasonably limited. volume actually ok. taking higher is the day progressed. let's talk about some of the names we've been watching braid lufthansa earlier on, jp morgan downgrading some of the more full-service legacy carriers in europe. air france, klm. and british airwaves. down on the back of that. favoring jp morgan. just talking about this out of scotland. that stock up today. huge premium being paid by kkr. it is a stock th

also, investigative journalist and trump -- syracuse university law lecturer david cay johnston. so karen i mean, the president didn't have to be in court today, didn't have to show up. is there any legal importance in him being there in person? >> not at all. he chose to be here. let's not forget, this is not a jury trial, this is a judge trial, a bench trial. and he didn't testify today, he didn't do anything in court. so he was just an observer today. this was his choice to be there. does it not sort of showing the judge how serious he is taking it? i mean is it impressing anything on upon the judge do you think? >> potentially i guess that could be something that the judge looks at, as though he is taking it seriously. but i think the judge knows he is taking it seriously. >> and david, you heard the nyu accounting professor testifying for the defense today, said the attorney general's claims of fraud had no merit. when asked about trump's company claiming his new york apartment was three times the size that actually is, and they are far more valuable, he downplayed it, sayin

syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more thanans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. larry: all right, speaking of banning bidenomics, that was a joke. are we heading for an election year recession? that's the question before the house and we're asking art laffer, former reagan economist and presidential medal of freedom recipient and i'm glad i can spit that out and art, are we headed for a recession, a lot of nasty signs and index leading indicators and ism manufacturing and a lot of things going wrong. what do you think? >> and prices. we're seeing prices coming down with goods and services and there's a slow down coming somewhere in the world of oil prices coming down and only thing is moving the opposite direction, a little bit is gold and crypto currencies and i think that bodes very well importantly for the economy. larry: why is gold jumping up with inflation