, it is the sacrament of thanksgiving. here, performing the liturgy, we thank the lord in the maximum way for the blessing. but is it so when we pray on time? every prayerful action in the temple, at home, begin with thanksgiving to the lord for everything, for that we know, for the visible and invisible, because the hand of god is above us, above each of us, having thanked the lord, we can humbly turn to him again with a request, to help, either with health, or in some other... circumstances of life, and we know that the lord helps, so how can we properly send sincere, heartfelt and conscious thanksgiving to the lord for every request? of course, we are saved by the fact that the divine liturgy itself, as i just said, is a sacrament of thanksgiving, but we must also participate in this liturgy with our own thanksgiving, and not only... with constant requests to the lord to grant, help, enlighten, strengthen, protect. thank you, lord, for everything, for my birth, for... life, for my joys and sorrows, for the fact that i s

. >> it happened on thanksgiving. two teenagers missing. >> i buried my head and i started to cry. >> where they were and what they did would launch a terrifying case. >> why did this happen here? >> with a deadly end. >> nobody is leaving until we figure out what happened. >> a man at home alone and afraid. what what you felt a you felt in danger? >> you have a right to protect your home and yourself. >> he planned. he was prepared and he was determined to kill. >> the most chilling detail, what you will hear on tape. >> i am still shaking. >> hello and welcome to dateline. growing up cousins nick brady and haile kifer were close. nick love to choke and she loved to laugh. they were together that cold november day when tragedy struck. the horrible incident was there for police to hear on a perfectly clear recording. why was what happened so unclear? a mystery that would divide a community and spark a national debate. here is kate snow with 12 minutes on elm street. >> 12 minutes, not a long time. for three people who

thanksgiving topic. i’m i'm voting for kamala harris. thanksgiving topic. i'm doing the same, her sister _ thanksgiving topic. i'm doing the same, her sister said. _ thanksgiving topic. i'm doing the same, her sister said. and i thanksgiving topic. i'm doing the| same, her sister said. and people same, hersistersaid. and people saying they're voting for kamala harris is way less than i would've anticipated or is seen past cycles here. and we are inside in flint yesterday, people they're really feeling left behind in ten years on from the water crisis if you can imagine that. there are still people who do not have clean drinking water in flint and they have not received compensation and that was due to them and on this part of the state, there is a visible decline, beautiful buildings and no one is in them but the windows are smashed and them but the windows are smashed and the bricks are falling down and on the bricks are falling down and on the mainstream of the high street, jobs go, people go and unfortunately, a negative spiralling cycle and then in dear

. >> janai: thanksgiving travel deals. why some say it's the cheapest time to travel internationally. "gma" hunts down the spots on sale and the best time to snag that airfare. >> gio: who's ready for some football? the teams going head to head in week three of the nfl. espn's herm edwards previews the top games. ♪ i got that energy ♪ >> whit: and playoff fever in the wnba. a'ja wilson and the aces looking for a three-peat. caitlin clark in her first post-season debut. and can brianna stewart carry the liberty to their first title? plus an abc news exclusive, a big announcement from the wnba as we say -- >> all: good morning, america! ♪ got that big energy ♪ whit: good morning, america. so good to have you with us on a sunday. very excited for the start of the wnba playoffs, that's happening today. and we have that abc exclusive as we reveal this season's 2024 kia wnba most valuable player award. that is coming up. >> janai: and despite that video, it's not ellie the elephant. but very exciting announcement that we're exci

what is the meaning of thanksgiving for difficulty and grief. after all, an ordinary person, on the contrary, tries with all his might to avoid or eliminate any difficulty that happens to him. the fact is that believers see a slightly different meaning in sorrows. after all, sorrow can be not only something that depresses us, but also something that helps us rise, grow, improve. often, the sorrowful circumstances of our lives prompt us to action, to solve a problem, give experience. this is exactly how christians treat sorrows, as a lesson in spiritual life, an opportunity to overcome them, become better, purer, closer to god. if we learn to look at our lives this way, then we will soon see that even from seemingly urgent, depressing circumstances we can extract benefit for our spiritual life. every cloud has a silver lining. and then carrying our cross will be something unbearable for us, and a blessing in the spiritual sense, joyful. dear brothers and sisters, may today's holiday encourage us and inspire us to a heartfelt spiritual life, becau

walnut harvest thanksgiving ceremony was held in tuiserkan. with 8 thousand hectares of walnut orchards and annual harvest of 25 thousand tons of walnuts, tuysarkan was named as the world city of walnuts last year. thanksgiving ceremony for more than 20,000 tons of this year's walnut crop from tui gardens your driving force is taste and resourcefulness... here, with god's help, prepare and try to prepare very good trees with walnuts, cocoa walnuts, pickled walnuts , brain pollen, walnuts, and the like, whose main base is walnuts, and they reached the national register of the takkani walnut ritual and as another intangible cultural heritage, walnut production has been registered in the national register of 7,000 walnut producers. they are active in the city, on what basis are gardeners who have become an example of the country, in terms of the organic nature of the walnut production in the city's gardens, it will continue until the end of october, amir arabi of tv news agency tui sarkan. ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you . welcome to the s

yeah, the day after thanksgiving, the and indians went and did a little shopping. then they played some football and it was a good time was had by but but it obscures some very complicated engaged between the first person and settlers from from europe and the tribes of new england. the there was a deal of diplomacy going on. the pilgrims were both feared and and and other tribes saw them as allies and the pilgrims were relative early clever and in in playing off these relations with the different tribes. so this friendly indian squanto well it turns out his name was really to supplant them something like that and when does quantum first began to engage the pilgrims? he spoke english. now, i never knew that when i was in school because that would lead the question of war. how i would even learn how to speak english. well, it turns out that not once, but twice, he had been captured by indian fishing captains and taken back to europe and, sold into slavery. he managed to times to to escape, whether through lawful process or otherwise, made his way back to the new worl

the second thanksgiving festival for the harvest of anouh and yasmin flowers began in minab . minabi gardeners hold this festival every year to celebrate the harvest of these two products . mango and jasmine flower festival. the end of harvesting these two products. in this festival, dolls with native symbols and clothing. and the place of women and men of hormozgan province can be seen. minabe identity celebration. we are really happy that we came to this celebration. this flower is the fragrance of life gives mango is a symbol of blessings. mango and jasmine festival this flower has become one of the cultural symbols of hormozgan province for many years. ambe is a special fruit of minaweh. the whiteness of the jasmine flower and the fragrance of the jasmine flower smell of intimacy and purity. first of all, many young people buy about 3 to 4 thousand mango saplings every year, prepare them and use them. the second fruit is here . with special spices and pickles. meleseh is very tasty, these chips are dry or dry all these have joined hands to make minabi's thanksgiving celebr

thanksgiving is one of those stories.l wanted a happy story the pilgrims fleeing from religious prosecution. arriving in the new world for nr there to be greeted by friendly indian name squanto. squanto very helpfully help the programs learn how to grow corn. and the next year they had a grand harvest the pilgrims invited the indians to come and have a feast with them. and from that it did kind of happen that way. from that we've grown this entire thanksgiving industrial complex that we all enjoy it. i like to tell people the daye after things in the pilgrims and pilgrims andindians went a litt. then they played some football and a good time was had by all. but it obscures some very complicated engagements between the first permanent settlers from europe and the tribes of new england. there is a great deal of diplomacy going on. the pilgrims were both feared andd other tribes sought them. the pilgrims were relatively clever and playing off these relations with the different tribes. so this friendly indian quanto it turns

but today the judge pushed that back to thanksgiving week, well after the election. cbs's nikole killion is on the campaign trail in charlotte. >> reporter: donald trump, the self-proclaimed law and order candidate, earns an endorsement from the fraternal order of police in battleground north carolina, just hours after learning his own criminal sentencing was delayed. >> everyone realizes that there was no case. because i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: the appearance comes after justice juan merchan ruled the former president will be sentenced november 26th, three weeks after the election, for his conviction for falsifying business records to cover up payments to adult foam star stormy daniels. merchan said he wanted to avoid any influence on the election, writing, "this matter, one that stands alone in a unique place in this nation'sn ." in this nation's history." >> i'm disappointed in my legal talent, i'll be honest with you. >> reporter: just down the street, trump chose to attend a hearing on his $5 million civil owed to e. jean carroll for defamation. afterwar

but they shot that in ireland. >> jimmy: no thanksgiving in ireland. >> no thanksgiving. >> jimmy: they're yes. >> jimmy: did you go college? >> i did not. >> jimmy: you did not. so you're really acting here. >> this is my college experience here. i'm really good. i'm really good. >> jimmy: and the show has a lot of flashbacks, sequences, and takes place over what -- what span of time? >> it's from 2008 to 2015 going back and forth between the two. >> jimmy: so you get in different outfits? is it different? >> the jeans just keep getting higher as it goes along. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, right. somebody pays very close attention to that sort of thing. because it's important. >> people are really serious about the low-rise jeans. >> jimmy: and the kid who plays your boyfriend in the show is your boyfriend in real life? >> it's my real life boyfriend. he is backstage right now. >> jimmy: oh, he is? and do people -- do fans of the show, when they see you together, are they -- >> angry. >> jimmy: angry? >> it's crazy. after the first season came out and no one really knew we were together yet. but o

announcing he was postponing his sentencing of the former president on criminal charges until close to thanksgiving. judge juan merchan in a sense acknowledging the reality that this was not just any case. politically it is a significant win for mr. trump and his team and their strategy of delay, hoping to keep voters focused on the campaign, and not the shadow of legal jeopardy over him. still, mr. trump today publicly revisiting salacious accusations he has faced taking on prosecutors and accusers alike. senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett, has details. >> reporter: tonight, a seismic legal victory for former president trump, the gift of time. the judge overseeing mr. trump's criminal hush money trial in manhattan calling off his sentencing that had been scheduled for september 18th saying, the case is one that stands alone in a unique place in this nation's history. judge juan merchan, who mr. trump has repeatedly blasted as politically biased against him, now pushing that sentencing to november 26th, three weeks after election day. merchan saying today, the public's confidence in the inte

so for thanksgiving, they're saying that's october 13th. if you're booking for bill says the 2nd half of october is that sweet spot anywhere from 36 to 72 days from departure and avoid traveling during the weekends, you can get the lowest fares. we have new details coming up about that mass shooting at a georgia high school. they queue shooter appears in court for the first time. and so does his father. plus, oakland's 9-1-1 system. >> it's a long-awaited upgrade. how the new software is going to help dispatchers and speed up the police response. also ahead, there's a new covid vaccine that is set to hit the bay area coming up on monday. what you need to up on monday. what you need to kno [♪♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's healing formulations of 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. for all your skins, gold bond. some developing news on the peninsula now. a humpback whale has made its way to pillar point harbor and half moon bay. so far, this is not a big problem, but it could be. >> and that's the concern. kron fou

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the gardeners of these two cities gathered together and held a thanksgiving celebration .heart of nature, the daughter of the people of this country celebrated the precious product of figs today with a ritual of thanksgiving for divine blessings. we are about four generations old and our life depends on this fig. our figs are in demand and have many customers because of their theme and good taste, then we send them to different cities. this festival is rooted in the old traditions of this region and reminds of the deep bond between farmers and nature, and this festival is also an opportunity. suitable for introducing the product of anjir paul dokhtar and regular figs. thank god, the rest of this year's crop in our region was very good. it can be said that we harvested 30 tons per hectare. various fig products from dry and. from fresh to sweets, local products were exhibited in this festival, fig powder , fig leaves, fig juice, jam. most of our production is in pol dokhtar city and usually the black fig production pole is in kishore, a product that is attracting the attenti

where's thanksgiving on this graph? because thanksgiving we should see a spike after that. and of the legislators couldn't pick out anything because the graph is entirely random. so all i'm saying is we need to try to figure out why is it random? this stuff didn't do anything other than decimate extremely vulnerable populations around the world. thomas woods what what's your background in writing about the covid virus? i'm writing this in capacity as a u.s. historian, and so so in the book, it's overwhelming an american point of view which means, by the way, i lost a translation deal. the polish we're to translate my book. and then they looked at it and they this is all u.s. forget it. so i had to give them the money back. but that's okay. but so so do this as a u.s. historian. but i do that. i'm not making medical claims in the book. i'm not saying, well, this treatment works better than that one. that's not my place to say, but it is my place to say. they said x would happen, but x didn't happen. they said, if i compare this and this, i'll see a big difference. but i don'

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what's the -- like what's thanksgiving like at your house? rule. >> jimmy: red hats? >> red hats. but they're not voting for trump this time. >> jimmy: i see. >> because they're regular republicans. they believed in small government, low taxes, that we'd be strong in the world. trump is the opposite of all of that. >> jimmy: right. >> they also look at my kids. i think they see an opportunity to just bury this guy and bury this movement. recently my son was with me at a parade, and we were passing out rubber duckies for st. patrick's day parade. he's going to every little kid, he's giving them a rubber ducky. this man was standing behind his little girl as my son nelson gives them the rubber ducky. the man says to my little boy, "we're for trump." and my son looks at me, and he looks back at the man, and he said, "who's trump?" [ laughter ] so i think we have an opportunity to "who's trump" this for the next generation on november 5. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you've known kamala harris for a long time, right? >> yeah. she and i both g

. >> and just in time for thanksgiving, travel, see, i told you we moved on from i.c.e. t. fine. >> behind drive down gas prices below $3 a gallon our breaking overnight after months of questions about safety, boeing's starliner capsule has successfully returned to the earth from the international space station without its crew on board mitch control, clapped and cheered as the capsule landed at white sands space harbor in new mexico, nasa officials said it was a bullseye landing it was a great day today to return starliner was great to have a successful undock the orbit and landing of the vehicle. i am thrilled for our boeing team and all of our colleagues have worked this mission across the country on the nasa team and the boeing team are they've put a lot of heart and soul into this mission over many years. and it's a testament to those people that we got the vehicle back safely today. >> now, the starliner launched carrying two astronauts back in june and it was supposed to return a week later, but helium leaks and other issues prompted nasa to delay their return. astro

stuart: it will be an extraordinary thanksgiving dinner.alk politics, can't get involved. to be at loggerheads like this come most people in the same family have similar beliefs. stuart: thanksgiving dinner would take place two weeks after the election. can you see it? conversation around the dinner table? you can have a split here or there. lauren: trays in separate rooms. stuart: thanks for being with us. plenty of energy and catch you on "the big money show" at one:00 p.m. right here on fox business. make sure to watch your new special, anti-semitism on campus, back to school, streaming tonight, 6 p.m. eastern pm eastern, good stuff. florida congressman byron donalds on trump saying harris wanted to change the debate rules and have notes. pro-hamas protesters blocking jewish students from entering a kosher deli in new york, the protesters followed students off campus, dangerous develop an, steve hilton on the former state senate majority leader in california leaving the democratic party. she is becoming a republican and voting for trump.

more, supply chains will cut off, food will be a problem in new york city, retailers will miss thanksgivingy are not having stuff -- what was she talking about? >> we don't know the impact, it has not happened yet, problem here, is for small businesses. big businesses, big corporations have been front loading ordering and stock piling materials for weeks knowing it might happen, small businesses that don't have where with wall to do that -- wherewithal to do, that they will, crushed, it is appalling with us on has the hands off attitude, union is asking, very hard to find these numbers, people are aware this is unpopular 77% pay hike identify 6 years -- over 6 years, that is a stunning number. larry: wilbur ross on liz claman's show, said 4 times inflation rate. >> it is ridiculous. larry: whatever the right number, coming on heels of horrible hurricane helene. which among other things, there is a matter of life and death. among other things, supply chains have been cut off, in places like north carolina. and maybe georgia, maybe else where. you would think, i would think, one would think,

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clapping) i'm really here to thank a bunch of people i'm going to do a lot of thanking and begin by thanksgiving the lgbtq historical society and (clapping.) i don't know if you may have noticed treats out front. >> okay. >> we have a lot of dictators i'm not going to get it right i'll do my best we have our senator scott wiener will be addressing as and mayor london breed addressing us and have our longest gay mrektd official treasurer jose cisneros (clapping.) we have our board president president peskin and we have my extremely gay colleague matt dorsey (clapping.) and with a couple of my extremely arely gay precious we introduced one of them but 7 currently on the board formally you district supervisor and before that placed a key roll in making many flag happen and we have jeff somewhere here (clapping.) we have so many we've got gay school board commissioner appointed phil (clapping.) leaning police commissioners deborah walker (clapping.) advisory committee member my appointee thank you for being here. >> gay, gay, gay transportation director jeff sum land (clapping.) um, we have the fore

. >> angela king and mike o'kelley lost their 20-year-old son jack to fentanyl last thanksgiving. the university of georgia, jack had come home for the long weekend and was out late partying. >> he was at a friend's house, so i had gone to bed a little worried. >> the next morning, he couldn't reach jack, so he used find my iphone. >> i could see where he was. i texted the mother of the house who basically sent me a message back, oh, we're not there. door's unlocked. they're asleep. >> at 11:00 o'clock thanksgiving morning, mike went upstairs and found his son in bed unresponsive. >> i noticed his chest wasn't moving, so immediately pulled him out of bed. i performed cpr for 30-plus minutes. >> mike called me, and screaming in the phone, jack's gone, jack's gone. and i immediately rushed over there with one of our children. and the emt had arrived and was working on jack upstairs. and it was the most horrific, traumatic -- there's not words. >> jack o'kelley was captain of his high school football and lacrosse teams. he was studying business at georgia and was a popular member of

retailers are going to miss thanksgiving because they've not going to have stuff -- what was she talkingh. i mean, obviously, we don't know the impact because it hasn't happened yet, but really the problem here, larry, is for small businesses because big businesses, big corporations have been front loading ordering and stockpiling materials for weeks knowing that this might happen. it's small businesses who don't have the wherewithal to do that who are going to be completely crushed by this. i think it's appalling that the white house has this hands-off attitude. the union is asking -- which, by the way, it's very hard to find these numbers because i think people are aware it's so unpopular -- a 77% pay hike over 6 years, that's a pretty stunning number. by the way, that is why they are very far apart because at this point the employers are about 40%. liz: wilbur ross was on liz claman's show just before, and he said four times the inflation if rate. >> it's ridiculous. liz: larry: whatever the right number, scott bessent, coming on the heels of this hurricane helene which, among other t

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oklahoma because i wanted to see that -- i know it, i've been up there, in fact, i'll be doing thanksgiving in broken bow. charlie: really? will: yeah. it's mountainy over there. my big trach theaway -- takeaway is there's so many beautiful compers of america s and you wouldn't know this about -- corners of america, and you wouldn't mow this about southeastern oklahoma. i had that weekend, and i guess he's my if step dad, but he married my mom when i was in my tos, so i never really called him my step dad, he's my friend. it was his daughter getting married, and he gave a really awesome speech. he had one little turn the of phrase that i just want to to share, and he goes -- he was talking about in-laws, and he said i've gotten to know all of them, and they're people. and i latched on to that. as i sat there around all my people, you need people in this world, you know? it's your family, it's your community. it's like that's how we build society. you've got to go through this world with your people. rachel: yeah. i'm really glad you took the day off and went with your people. you came back

this broke down just before last thanksgiving. i think it is extremely frustrating the extent to which this continues to be put forward as a solution when the u.s. is unable to use any sort of pressure to actually get there to the extent that this is why argue it is time for the united states to uphold american law and no longer send weapons to israel. that what they are doing is unacceptable under international law and the u.s. will no longer support it. host: annelle sheline is with us until the end of our program. phone numbers as usual, democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. you currently work at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft, what do you do there now? guest: it is a think tank that launched in late 2019 that tries to advocate for a less militarized policy. i interviewed before i jayland -- joined the state department. there is too much money, not enough domestically on addressing the security concerns. continuing to spend so much on our military in pursuing our

which obviously has a member who has chosen to endorse donald trump invited to thanksgiving dinner?humanizing contempt it's not a victimless crime. it's not funny. it's no longer acceptable as a political tactic. it's a ruse used by in the age old sense to pull us apart. it's not principled. in my family we have been pulled apart by political contempt. i never thought i would be able to say that but, i know me and most members of my family want my cousin bobby at the thanksgiving table. we want him at our birthday parties. he has been a generous and extraordinary friend to me and to my own family. so you got to fight against. this. >> bret: do you think a lot of families around the country are going through this? >> what we hear the estimates are about 100 million americans have broken off a relationship in their own family. and i think the despair people feel, the loneliness and distrust young people feel, i mean, i say to politicians, look, you want to went election? great. but do you really want to alienate a generation of young americans? do you really want to create a political

. >> i'm just saying all the holidays, we always say that thanksgiving is a big one, right? but this is the busiest thanksgiving travel week ever. >> yeah, i'm just asking you because you, you know, it's very busy. is it going to be. it's always bigger. >> although we are here, so we're not that busy. we're not traveling right now. >> no, i'm just curious because we do. i've been doing these stories for a long time or been in the room when they do them, and it's always like, this could be the busiest travel weekend ever. and maybe it is because the population of the planet is getting larger. maybe that's how it works. the temperatures outside today were very pleasant. below average in many places, and the mid 80s, like right now in fairfield, it's 85. it was 87 for a daytime high today. highs tomorrow will be significantly warmer like 5 to 10 degrees warmer. so that 87 turns into 97. we'll get some low one hundreds as well. so that's what you notice as soon as you wake up. it's going to be one of those air mass things where like right now it's kind of moist and humid and the

a little bit more difficult of a legal path for trump, i think we will see sentencing thanksgiving weeksion overall is drawing some analyst, saying there was no choice, but the republican argues, sentencing would have helped trump saying it could have easily been the october surprise. what is your assessment of that? >> justice isn't politics and prosecutors aren't permitted to engage in any political considerations, i know folks sometimes struggle with that and want prosecutors to do that but it would be inappropriate, it would violate the oath of office. so for prosecutors, they move forward strictly as the case demands, that is what we saw the judges do, they were looking at their cases, not at the politics of the situation. that may be frustrating with donald trump who has managed to elude justice but if we are going to remain a rule of law country then we have to apply those principles.>> let me ask you about another story and legal entanglement that is getting a lot of focus lately because the details about the moments before the georgia school shooting, the washington post report

in these days of unity, we can have a ritual of thanksgiving for all the hardships that have been carried out by us , the processions of the people, the people of the immigrants who go to karbala every year. one of our processions was serving in shlamcheh, and 23 processions were also in qom itself, in the back alleys from different streets, from different hosseinis, they started serving apparently on the main road. karbala, iraq road, in front of general atbah department. foreigners said about the success of serving imam hussain, peace be upon him , that i am grateful to abu abd allah hussain and the almighty god for giving me this great blessing and i was very grateful. i did my children day and night. being in the process of providing services for the pilgrims , we had brought everything from accommodation, food, prayers, prayers and the red crescent with the help of the shrine and everything, alhamdulillah, that is, everything you think was there, we had an all-round service of the medical team, free medicine in 24-hour service, we had a logistics team , a cultural team, and a financi

a trump official says if looks like the kid's table at thanksgiving.s is the president's 47th debate, and for harris, her first. under tremendous pressure, for the first time since biden dropped out, kamala will be all alone, no runningmate, no teleprompters, against an unpredictable former president and veteran tv star who she's never been in the same room with, with two months before the election, this is kamala's one shot to make it happen and we're hearing she's nervous. she spent the last week cramming at debate camp, counsellors feeding her dnaers -- zingers, but trump isn't underestimate her. the former president is training like rocky, totally dialed in, and is walking in calm, cool and collected. the goal for trump is to make harris defend her record, tired of biden -- tie her to biden and tag her as a status quo, more of the same, the same people who ran biden, they'll be running her, but she will be more radical. trump will be showcasing kamala's record to the nation tonight, a senior advisor to the campaign, says she will not be able to esc

comes in the aftermath of a huge coup which happened nearly a year ago, a crazy weekend around thanksgivingand board established history of trying to keep the company on the non—footing moved against sam altman, then the ceo. we saw back then nearly 96% of the company deciding to follow sam altman in saying: if he goes, we will go. and suddenly he was back and reinstated and in power. it is notable this week we have seen these changes. they come off the back of the new model. it is also notable that mira murati moved earlier today. that mira murati moved earlier toda . ,, that mira murati moved earlier toda. ,, ~ ., ., that mira murati moved earlier toda. ,, ~., ., , today. quickly, meta had its annual connect _ today. quickly, meta had its annual connect event - today. quickly, meta had its annual connect event in - annual connect event in california where mark zuckerberg said he is betting on augmented reality glasses one day replacing our smartphones. have a listen to his pitch for the prototype of orion glasses.— his pitch for the prototype of orion glasses. they are not a headset- _ or

religious community or any community, when we come to a holiday, whether it is a national holiday like thanksgiving or christmas or ramadan, you see a lot about what makes up a community, the communal constellation becomes more apparent and there is a way in which it also exposes on a personal and communal level a kind of spiritual, emotional vulnerability about what it means to be in the world and a person in the world. i'm wondering about those two things from your perspective. you work with interfaith families and avi, you work with a swath of diversity of the entire community of the east bay and what you see communally from the jewish community and otherwise during this particular time of year. >> there is a model that many in the jewish community hold onto, what the jewish family looks like his two parents, a man and a woman, never been divorced, children who are biologically connected to them, et cetera. this is no longer the picture. that actually fits about 5% of the american jewish profile. if we look at what a jewish family really looks like and has for a while, we are all sorts of differ

these folks are available 7 days a week, 8 to 8, the only holidays are thanksgiving and christmas. in addition to these experts andf sta, we also have a subset of care navigators. with our experience recently, we noticed that getting appointment has been a challenge for folks with the capacity with folks getting back from covid, so we have a specific set of folks that their role is to help gain access and be able to with appointment scheduling and care coordination. all these folks to assure you have been hand selected to support hss. to be frank, these are the best of the best. to insure that communication is clear, honest, courageous and we are able to meet the needs and expectations of our members. we want to work in partnership with hss with the members and with our staff to be able to provide the best care available. and, continuing with our partnership montra, i think olga will continue on with our partnership efforts with hss. >> can we know why we are only available to 1 p.m.? >> commissioner zvanski, is that for in-person support? >> right, in-person support. >> right now

this little kid should not be in a prison on thanksgiving morning.nning for me and what happened from there were letters from jj, and a relationship that ensued that today, 22 years later, i would put myself in front of a train for him, i would take a bullet for him -- >> i know it's emotional. >> he's among the closest people in my life. >> jj, and i want to talk about your relationship, but i want to talk about those little boys because from that moment on you were in -- you were behind bars for another 20 years. what was taken from them in that time, and how hard was it for you to be away from them? >> i would say it starts with the fact that what they took from both of us. they took the right to be a father from me, and they took the right to have a father present from them. our lives were lived in pictures, not in real time. the only real time we had was on visits where you can barely do anything, and for the first ten years of my children's life as a father, i'm scarred because they spent five days in school and one day in prison, and only had

collins: eso es lo que yo comÍa y lo que en thanksgiving.l irritada. pampers. piel de bebé sana. cuando me diagnosticaron vih, no sabía en quién me convertiría. pero aquí estoy, siendo yo. siga siendo usted y pregúntele a su proveedor de atención médica sobre el tratamiento número uno recetado para el vih, biktarvy. biktarvy es un tratamiento completo de una sola pastilla, una vez al día que se usa para el vih en muchas personas, sin importar si tiene 18 u 80 años. con una sola pastilla pequeña, biktarvy combate el vih para ayudarle a alcanzar niveles indetectables y mantenerlos, ya sea que esté empezando o reemplazando su tratamiento actual. los estudios demuestran que seguir un tratamiento para el vih como se lo recetaron y alcanzar y mantener niveles indetectables evita la transmisión del vih a través del sexo. pueden producirse efectos secundarios graves, incluidos problemas en los riñones e insuficiencia renal. los efectos secundarios poco frecuentes que pueden poner en riesgo la vida incluyen la acumulación de ácido láctico y problemas

jackie: am i the only one that likes to duke it out at thanksgiving? taylor: charles payne you're up next to save us all. charles: i'll save it for thanksgiving as well. guys good afternoon. i'm charles payne this is "making money" and backing right now, markets trying to hold on to slim gains but banks believe it or not are getting wall oped and of course, there is a new capital requirements everyone is talking about, but maybe it's moreso the economic reality from allied bank. dandanielle and chris low on the economy and we've got tech bulls & bears making their case today, and ahead of tonight's crucial presidential debate america's baby bus is now an election issue, plus, we're going to talk about some of the tweets you sent for us to discuss in that topic as well. all that and so much more on "making money." so, it was better, right? if we were doing this show at 10:00 we be a little bit more upbeat. markets are trying to regain its equilibrium. this is the month of september, folks. coming into the week it was the worst in more than two decades s

flights are cheapest 45 days before you want to fly for thanksgiving.tmas, snag your reservation 58 days before the flight in late october. prices for international flights are usually best 50 days before travel. as for days of the week, fly on a monday, tuesday or wednesday and avoid flying on the weekend. after thanksgiving, the fundraiser will be held later this month to benefit san francisco animal care and control. >> it's called paws for a cause p.a.w.s, of course, set for saturday, september 21st at spark social sf. it's a food truck park and event space in mission bay. ktvu alex savage talked with two of the event organizers to learn more about the work happening at san francisco animal care and control. >> we are in open admission shelter, which means we are taking not only domestic animals. we're also taking a lot of wildlife, exotic animals, and our goal is domestic animals to find a home. and for that exotic and wildlife, animals to be put in the best environment possible. >> paws for a cause will have several activities, including a photo b

and then -- >> seth: not thanksgiving. >> no. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> and she said, "doll i'm going to carve this turkey and put it in the fridge. and i want you to make sandwiches out of it. [ laughter ] every day, sandwiches out of this turkey." and i was like, "whatever you want." [ laughter ] so -- >> seth: i never thought of it, but maybe the scariest thing to see someone do is carve a turkey not on thanksgiving. >> i know. in her underwear, and -- i know. [ laughter ] >> seth: but now, this is all very caring. but also, she was worried that she had maybe killed you. >> oh, yes, she almost killed me, yeah. >> seth: how did she almost kill you? because that seems like a thing that doesn't accidentally happen. >> i know. well, it was a long story. but basically, i was really sick and she said, "you have to see my special nurse. [ light laughter ] his name is joe. he comes at night." [ laughter ] and i said, "okay." and she said, "listen, darling, i had to go perform at the city ballet gala, but joe is going to come at 10:30 p.m. and he's going to hook you up to the mach

clapping) i'm really here to thank a bunch of people i'm going to do a lot of thanking and begin by thanksgiving the lgbtq historical society and (clapping.) i don't know if you may have noticed treats out front. >> okay. >> we have