. >> since that transplant, ted and joe's mother have become like family. the barrett family was also presented with a floral portrait of joe which will be placed on the float on new year's day. >>> latin music lovers, listen up. details on a new festival coming to the bay area featuring new name salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. >>> coming up at 5:00, an east bay cancer survivors as there is difficult part of the journey that most people don't talk about. what she is doing to bring healing. that is ahead of 5:00 . >>> bottlerock is getting bigger next year. music festival just announced it is launching a new latin music festival, june 1 and second, the weekend after the main event. the new festival is called la onda and will offer music from some of the top acts in the industry. that lineup will be announced on monday . tickets go on sale december 8

hogs are trashing the south and now invasion coming from the north, is joe biden ready for a two-front war? what will you do when the pigs come to your door? rock on guy ted hog-hunting legend and joins me now. what can be done, ted, it is out of control? >> pretty simple, jesse, i'm your pork chop daddy and i know how to handle invasion of pigs, kill them and grill them. i'm in texas and got out of my tree stand with my approximate matthew bow. i have killed pigs with a knife, hunt them with dogs and machete and 10 millimeters and rifles and machine guns from helicopters. shot with uncle ted and kill the pigs. >> jesse: it is necessary to hunt these things down from a chopper? >> yeah, we legalized it when governor perry was governor. it has become a multi billion dollar industry and only effective method to mitigate productivity of pigs. pigs are such producer and you are rights, they devastate the environment, destroy wildlife and agriculture and spread disease. increase killing, take off all regulation and let us have at it. i like my pork pissed off and wild pork meat is best in the world. >> jesse: what happened in canada? they did not manage it pro

and-run driver. joe had signed to be an organ donor. his heart was received by a san francisco man, ted jung. since the transplant at sutter health california medical center, his mom, leslie, they have become like family. they met up today for a special sendoff before they will ride the float together to encourage other people to become organ donors. >> well, you take it for granted, right? even when many years ago when i filled it out, you don't need to think of it affecting your life or someone elses. but obviously, you know, i'm a perfect example of that, you know. if they didn't check off that box, you know, there is a good chance i probably wouldn't be here. >> joe's heart went to the perfect person. that's what i truly feel. >> ted says he is doing great three years after the transplant. the bart family was presented with a floral portrait of joe, which will be placed on the float on new year's day. what an amazing gift to give to someone. the cbs evening news is next. the 6:30 edition of cbs news bay area streams on the cbs news app. we are back here in 30 minutes with cbs news bay are

ted. >> it's actually very simple. which is secure the boarder and when you apprehend someone send them home. when joeen started we had the lowest rate of illegal immigration in 45 years. and he came in and he immediately reimposed catch and release. and it produced the worst rate of illegal immigration in our nation's history. i spent a lot of time at the border. i go out on midnight patrol with border patrol agents. >> really? >> many times. you should come. >> no, i'm good. >> i'm good. no, no. >> if you want to see, i will tell you this, actually, bill, if you saw what was happening, you would be horrified, because the people being abused by traffickers, you don't understand it until you see it firsthand, and it is immoral what's happening at our southern border. >> i take your word. >> okay. >> i don't have to go. >> but it is easy to fix because what actually worked is we had an agreement with mexico that was called the remain in mexico agreement, which says that if someone crossed into mexico illegally from typically central or south america they would remain in mexico while their asylum case w

i said on my podcast three months ago "verdict with ted cruz" i predicted there was a very real chance that the democrats would jetson joe biden ando it at the convention next summer. i think the chances of that happening rises every day. >> brian: she has not been scrutinized. >> if biden gets out of the way next is kamala harris. she a very flawed candidate. they know that in the democratic party they can't push kamala harris aside and replace her with a white guy. they can't drop gavin newsom in over an african-american woman and not have its party lose its hinds. michelle obama is the only person drop in and do that and not fracture the party. >> brian: i saw with you mark levin last night with your new book. what prompted this book? >> that the world has gone crazy. we have seen -- this book is all about how the radical left has seized the major institutions of our society. so we are talking about the craziness we are seeing on campus. this book, "unwoke" is all about that. it's outlining how starting in the 1960s, marxists began seizing university campuses. and at first it seemed limited just to the ivy league and to, you kn

and coming out of ted cruz -- tuesday night. remember, there was a poll that com out and shook the democratic party and talked about alternatives to joe biden. give it 48 hours and democrats sweep to victory on tuesday night. that is why you saw some confidence in part for president biden as he was in campaign mode at a fund-raiser in chicago last night. he touted his administration's success claiming credit for those democratic big wins in several races this week. andy beshear of kentucky won on quote, running on programs that were all biden initiatives and the president also calling out donald trump by name. something he's been reluctant to do previously. at the fund-raiser, biden told donors trump has, quote, the only reason abortion is banned in america and he's running to end democracy as we know it. biden congratulated the union while wearing a local captor t-shirt and slammed the former president and republicans for not doing enough for autoworkers. >> the entire uaw proved what i've always believed. wall street didn't build america. the middle class built america, and unions built the middle class. let's think about this. when

ted eye specialist and to see bridget's before and after photos. >> todd: numbers don't lie. president biden losing support from black voters and minorities. joeen support from black voters is 71%, down 20 points from 2020. janelle king and jason brown both join me now. why do you think this is happening? >> well, i think this is happening because the black vote, i call it diverse vote because it is hispanic americans, definitely moving away from the democratic party. i want to make sure we are careful not to get caught up in the idea of a red wave instead of focusing on elements that cause this red wave to happen, assuming black voters or any other voter that votes democrat traditionally is leaving the democratic party and coming to the republican party is counting chickens before they hatch. there are third-party candidates. i think r.f.k. is polling at 25% and polling at same rate as ross perot was back in the day. this is a phenomena and a lot of his supports are under 45 years old. if we don't have an actual message that gives voters a reason to vote republican rather than assuming they want to vote republican, may see a third party situa

ted cruz in texas, rick saut in florida. the decision by manchin has huge ramifications for the map and also for the first two years of either joe biden's second term or the president. >> huge implications. and let's talk about the exclusive interview with house speaker kevin mccarthy. he is still clearly very angry at those who ousted him from his speakership. >> yeah, he said there should be consequences for those eight members who pushed him out, particularly congresswoman nancy mace, that she doesn't deserve to be re-elected and went after matt gaetz who led the charge, and republicans in the house would tremendously benefit if you are no longer in the house. and he also indicated there's a long ways to go in healing the gop divisions. >> it really shows the conference is not united. and it hasn't solved the problem if those they had taken out and myself and you just put somebody else in and you haven't dealt with the consequences for those who put us in this place. i mean that's why you look -- we're still wondering whether government is going to be shutdown or not. that's a real challenge, and we're going to have to heal o

and doj on the biden family influence peddling investigation. senator ted cruz telling me the doj is now holding back critical gps data that could put joe biden in the room as son hunter tried to shake down his i chinese partner, saying my father is sitting next to me as jim jordan tells me he's preparing for depositions on whether the doj is covering up the biden family crimes. joining the conversation all morning long, liz peek, jay woods and fox business' cheryl casone. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ feels good to be free. ♪ feels good to be free. ♪ feels good to be free. maria: it's time for the holt topic of the hour, the 2024 race for the white house as david axlerod warns that president biden's age is a i major concern for voters. watch. >> the number in the polling that was concerning and in the cnn poll that followed after the new york times poll had to do with age a. that's one thing you can't reverse no matter how effective joe biden is behind the scenes, in front of the camera what he's projecting is causing people concerns and that's worrisome and i think with donald trump on the other end he can still win this election

jimmy carter ran and god bless rosalynn carter, when jimmy carter ran, he had a contest from the left from ted kennedy. when george h.w. bush ran, he had a contest from pat buchanan. joe manchin is only one of the potential candidates who could ska cause the president considerable amount because he could take some of the voters. the others probably won't. >> we'll have to leave it there for now. stay with us. much more to discuss ahead. >>> meantime argentine electing a new president over the weekend, a political outsider who has been compared to donald trump. how is trump responding? ththat is next. >>> a right wing former t vchlts p pundit has won in argentine. he beat out massa. his campaign drew comparison to donald trump's here in the u.s. with promises to break up the status quo. his supporters chant what translates to may they all leave. and give us a sense of how significant this victory is? >> reporter: yes, well, the victory for milei is extremely significant and remarkable also because just to consider the bigger picture, we were going from a long stretch of election victories for the center left and for progressives, at least here in latin america for exam

killed in a hit and run in february of 2020, when doctors decided there was nothing more they could do to save him. barrett's heart was transplant into ted young from san francisco. joerett's picture will now be on the rose parade float for one legacy in organ donation network. at a ceremony today, young said he is bound to barrett's family, especially his mother. >> if the roles were reversed, i'm not sure i would have the same strength that she has, as, you know, supporting her son, joe, who now rests in me. you know, she knows how i feel. so again, you know, we are like one family now moving forward. >> joe barrett's organ donations have been able to help four different patients. >> all right. let's turn now to chief meteorologist bill martin. and look at our weather. it was nice to have the rain back, but now it's gone. >> yeah, well, it's gone to the pacific northwest out of here. it's up north. and they're going to get big rain up there. a lot of rain. even snow in the cascades. higher elevations. we're on the south end. all this so what are we going to see? clouds maybe a sprinkle clouds, maybe a sprinkle kind of on and off right through the weekend at least t

, 1980, ted kennedy gave jimmy carter a run for his money and we know what happened to jimmy carter. i would say it's tough for gavin newsome, not impossible, for him to interpose himself if joeen doesn't run. the likely nominee if he's not a candidate is vice presidentkamala harris who is actually weaker in the polls than biden. so either way, it spells trouble for my party. >> neil: doug, one of the things the administration continues to point out is that we're not in a recession despite all the talk. it's a risky strategy telling americans don't be so bummed out, you're just imagining it. but they try to say look at the strong retail sales reports, look at these markets, the latest gdp, 5.2%, the trend is our friend and you'll feel it by election day. i guess by extension. that's where they're going. what do you think of that? the data and our psyche will catch up to that? that's what they seem to be hoping for. >> you know, they have been making that argument both from the white house and in paid media. so far from the polling i've done and other polls, it's not working. i think frankly they need new policies on the southern border, cutting spending, balancing the budget

ted cruz has a different idea. >> in the democrat party they can't push kamala harris aside and replace her with a white guy. i predicted there was a real chance the democrats would jettison joeen and parachute in michelle obama, do it at the convention next summer. i think the chances of that are rising every day. >> john: seems like a long shot, what do you think? >> well, i think first the party is not jettisoning joe biden. it is solidly behind biden, even though there are obviously numbers and situations the president has to deal with. but i do think what would open up here. you've got the governor of california, illinois, michigan, you have a number of governors i think who have been in waiting in case the spot would open up. and maybe michelle obama as well, given this friction between the obama camp and the biden camp. for now, joe biden is the nominee if he wants it. >> john: it's nothing if not intriguing. >> sandra: interesting stuff. moments away from a white house update on the war in the middle east as the biden administration continues to press the israelis for a tactical pause in gaza. so, what will we learn from the white house? we will take you into the brie

joe was just talking about. joining us now, ted deutsche, he served as chair of the house foreign affairs middle east sub committee and american jewish committee. congressman, good to have you with us again. it feels like since this heinous, barbaric attack of october 7th somehow been a call to action to anti-semites around the country and around the world but we're talking about the united states here. just coming out explicitly out of the shadows on college campuses and forums and walking through times square and talking about killing jews. >> yeah. the testimony yesterday by christopher wray brings home how significant the threat is at that moment but your point is the most important, this didn't just arise out of thin air. october 7th, the horrific attacks by hamas killing, slaughtering 1400 people in just the most barbaric ways possible and filming it on go pro cameras so they could take credit, broadcast it. they wanted people to know how despicable, how thoroughly awful what they did was to inspire others to do it. it's the reason on college campuses around the country it's just unconscionable anyone who could

saving donations. 18 year old joe barrett registered as an organ donor shortly before he was killed in a hit and run in february of 2020. barrett's heart was transplanted into tedng from san francisco at a ceremony, zhang said he is bound to bharat's family if the roles were reversed. >> i'm not sure i would have the same strength that she has, you know, supporting her son joe, who now rests in me. you know, she knows how i feel. so again, you know, we are like one family now moving forward. joe bratz organ donation helped four different patients, including young, some hollywood heavyweights are said to appear at the san francisco film awards next week. >> director and actress greta gerwig will be presented the irving levin award for film direction by actor ryan gosling, who plays ken in her mega-hit, barbie. oscar winning actor nicolas cage also set to appear and receive this year's acting award. the awards are scheduled for monday at the yerba buena center for the arts. a new latin music festival is coming to downtown napa next year. organizers of the annual bottlerock napa valley festival revealed plans to introduce the festival called la onda. the two day e