turnover on downs, 1:46 left, and usc up by six. >> colt: that's a good job by usc.ir rush. play coverage, make it a contested throw. ethan garbers has to move. trying to find somebody, anybody, just zips it right over over the head. garbers takes a shot. you know's fourth down. you've got to keep that ball in bounds. huge stop. >> paul: and now -- >> colt: usc. >> paul: -- used all those time outs. usc will just take a knee. a series of times here. and danton lynn from usc last year was a part of their victory. to the trojans' side this time. deshaun foster was on the winning side as a player and a running back for ucla. looks like his first one as the head coach at his alma mater will go to the trojans. garbers was perfect, literally, for much of the second half. passing game just couldn't get going there on that last drive. they snapped ball with one second left on the play clock. take another knee. do that two more times. and it's victory usc and lincoln riley. >> colt: good job by usc just staying patient. had a lull there in the third quarter. a couple momentum

professor at usc's school of medicine. thank you so much. >> you're very welcome. thanks for the opportunity. >> we'll take a short break. but remember, abc7 news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc7 bay area app ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. with the dramatic finale tonight. reporter george pennacchio, from our sister station in los angeles, has more from the stars and creator of the show. >> the prosecution has made a deal with the devil, and they're going to regret it. >> the finale of american sports story. aaron hernandez follows hernandez on the verge of a second trial. >> we find the defendant. >> we had all of these things sort of foreshadowing the headspace and particularly like, chemically, what was going on in his brain throughout. and then, you know, we'r

speak i'm going to have my eye on usc-notre dame, it's a good matchup.so texas at college station for the first time in 12 years. it's going to be crazy. >> stanford fans will tell you at smu to watch out for that cal bears team. another one to watch out for even if you're on your way to the championship game it doesn't mean you can lose it and still get into that cfp. we are going to see you tomorrow for notre dame and usc. we thank you for watching the u.s. army postgame show. for all of us, have a great night mayer left overs last all weekend with us. ♪ ♪ san francisco ballet's nutcracker, a cherished tradition set in 1915 san francisco. delight in a fun-filled holiday experience. ♪♪ tickets on sale now at sfballet.org >>>>right >>> right now on cbs news bay area, the mother, the lone survivor, the the deadly cyber

. >> reporter: brian peck teaches international trade law at usc and says trump's tariffs could alsoe a negotiating tactic. >> if he doesn't like a certain practice or a certain policy initiative, he can use it as leverage to threaten them. >> reporter: a recent study suggests trump's proposed tariffs could cost middle-income households more than $2,600 a year. in 2018 when trump slapped tariffs on imported washing machines, prices jumped almost $100. but foreign appliance makers also moved some production to the u.s., and a year later they had created 1,800 new jobs. still other countries retaliated with tariffs on u.s. exports, which led to job losses. you import air fryers. why can't you just make them here? >> well, there's no factory in america. a factory that could potentially produce hundreds of thousands of air fryers in one year, same quality, there's nowhere in the world other than chinese. >> so what if someone said it's about time we start building them in the u.s.? >> okay. go build them, and i'll come buy from you. no problem. >> reporter: his advice? if you're consider

he is also a professor at usc. great to have you on the show, thank you for joining us. you know, in 2016 after trump won the first time, i think the country collectively learned of this word resistance. it was on everyone's tongue, so to speak. in your piece, before this election, you wrote that our fight is against both, no matter how we vote. and it seems you were better prepared for resistance than most of us as of today. give me your thoughts on how this election turned out and where we go from here. >> ayman, such a pleasure to be here with you today. i thought you did a good summary of the variety of different possibilities. but i will push on a couple of different things. i don't think resistance is new in this country. resistance has been practiced by many different populations in this country since the very beginning of the united states, and that is one of the things i wanted to bring attention to. donald trump and what he represents is nothing new in this country. we had a long tradition of people exactly like him, who demonize, who scapegoat, who use terror

they destroyed usc 7136. santa clara and tcu. elijah mcgee had 13 points. oh the euro step to the cup. nicely done carlos stewart junior. eight of nine from the field for 18 points as the broncos go on a 24 three run in the second half. cameron tong hooping here as santa clara wins it 6952. sports on abc seven. we have so much to be thankful for here at abc seven. for all the volunteers cooking and packing and serving up meals so that everyone can have a thanksgiving dinner for the people who still came to work today, keeping grocery stores open, our airports running, and our community safe. check out these san francisco firefighters who took over the cooking when an oven fire put one family's kitchen out of commission for turkey trots and sunny blue skies. even if it was a bit chilly. look at those crowds in oakland and benicia getting out bright and early for signs of progress, with storefronts filling up and so many people coming up with solutions to help our communities for health. >> because health truly is wealth, and for the ability to watch this man

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usc in california is another one of them. >> but the public -- >> vandy. >> public universities in theprograms as well. they're a pipeline for those big international academic scholar shps like the rhodes scholarship. at least one, sometimes multiple students coming from the larger public southern universities getting chosen for the rhodes. these are schools we got to really be aware of. they are kind of the new elite and they are very popular amongst students not just instate and southern students but all over the country. >> i live in new jersey and it's filled with southern schools where everyone is excited to go to school. the question around the ivy around how their culture is creating backlash. i'm glad you mentioned the issue of test which might factor in and we'll wait to hear from others. can you tell from your students that you talk to and the parents if the preference is away from the ivy or is that a short lived type of thing? >> i think the ivy will always be highly desirable for students coming from college educated back grounds. but these southern universities are the on

it also would be a violation of 42 usc 1985, a civil statute.this man right now has realized the jig is up, and what he does from here, i think the judge might say i'm going to dismiss this case so i can get out of this and not be part of whatever comes next, because they think alvin bragg is in big trouble. >> kayleigh: he should have done it already. merchan should have dismiss this the day after the election. he chose not to. in the immunity ruling from the supreme court, it came after the conviction, and his conviction relied on white house testimony that came up and closing arguments. >> kennedy: well, he's also the president of the united states, former and future, and i think that has massive bearing on this case. what i would like to see from alvin bragg is a little bit of i want him to be making sure that he is meticulously going through all of the financial filing records of anyone in new york who might ever think about running for president, and make sure that they don't have any fraudulent statements on their past financial filings,

plus, saint mary's men's basketball took on usc covers.ights. >> it asked the players after they were practicing in it would celebrate the holiday once head coach kyle shanahan. tell them go home. >> we cram everything in the players get out earlier. so it allows us to start, you know, use on thursday nights or red zone. we prepare for team meetings and everything that we do friday morning. but everyone gets out tries to be home with family by 5 to get home around 7 and they're all mad me. and then my dinner and fact, the red zone coming into work practice and really hard for. >> billion coming up. but up are you a little something at home? we'll see. we'll got he got. cook thanksgiving with what you're doing and what you eat. >> i'm not going be here mostly. just, yru know, trying. >> if you're a kind of already had a little monday to because there's that probably pretty busy for us. so went over to george, isn't he had a turkey everything stuffing all that stuff. >> all of that stuff. saint mary's. well, they were trying to get some holi

so are enattended usc and jack attended university of colorado. dropping off flowers, his friend attended university of colorado together. >> he was a kind person. >> reporter: the two met at a football game and had a class together. their bay area roots made for an instant connection. >> it is just an unspeakable tragedy. life is precious. we have to cherish it. >> reporter: many people that stopped by the site said they went to school with the victims or their kids went to school with them. >> with it happening the day before thanksgiving it is a lot. i am holding closer to my friends and my family. >> it is terrible. small community. and, it is a tragedy for their families and their friends and anybody that lives in piedmont. >> reporter: samantha says her family and her son, jordan, appreciate all of the support from the community. she says quote, piedmont is a wonderful community and many close friends and they have been incredibly kind. a lot of hugs and tears at this vigil. they say they are supporting one another by coming together. piedmo

as usc crushed santa clara 8150. sports on abc seven is sponsored by smart and final. if you're wondering about the mike tyson jake paul bout, it hasn't started yet. so that's over on netflix. i cannot remember a time when the whole world was rooting for mike tyson to clobber somebody. that's the way it is. >> yeah, that'll be fun to watch, i guess for sure. thanks. all right, all right. speaking of what to watch tonight on abc seven at eight, you can watch shark tank followed at nine by 2020. always stay with us for abc seven news at 11. remember that abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven, so you can get the bay, abc seven bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. >> well, finally, this friday, a few thoughts about what really matters this week a bombshell from the folks at muni in san francisco. the budget deficit is so bad, around $300 million that one proposal on the table is mothballing our famed cable car. can you imagine a rolling logo for the city, one of the most identifiable, identifiable, and beloved icons in san francisco? just derai

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but in the palm springs in palm springs, rather, playing in the aperture series taking on usc today.ll around here to the top mikie louis gets the pass inside to action. hardaway who goes inside for the chaos in this pretty hard away from the defense least. the easy bucket. this might honest with the steel. he gets the breakaway booking gayle. they were on their way with a 30 to a 21 lead at the half more deep into the 2nd half. is jordan ross with the steal here? he's on the lays it up for easy, too. and ross, met the way for the deal with same point, actually forced 10 turnovers. tonight. the gaels going away. 71 to 36. that's all i have for sports. toss back over to, you know, well, that the days. all right, aaron, and that's all we've got for kron. 4 news at 11. happy thanksgiving to you. have a safe and enjoyable weekend. you can, of course, always find the latest news on our website. >> kron 4 dot com. have a good >> kron 4 dot com. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are

budget woes tonight facing so many school districts, i'm joined live by larry pikas, professor at the uscossier school of education. really appreciate you taking the time tonight. so why are we seeing so many school districts with huge budget deficits? >> i think the core of the problem is those districts have declining student enrollments and we fund schools based on the number of students who are in the school. so fewer students leads to fewer dollars to support the schools. >> so an option that we that we've been talking about and reporting on even tonight is that some districts are looking to reduce costs by closing or merging schools. do these closures actually save money? some have argued not much. >> it obviously depends on the circumstances, but in many instances you can save money by not paying for the physical resources of the school and use the money to hire people to keep class sizes as small as possible and ensure that there are the supports for students that they need. so it's unfortunate, and it certainly affects communities, but it may provide better access to education fo

so are enattended usc and jack attended university of colorado.k's friend dropped off flowers he and jack attended university of colorado. >> their bay area roots made for a connection. >> unspeakable tragedy. life is precious. we have to cherish it. >> reporter: many people said they went to school with the victims or their kids went to school with them. >> with it happening the day before thanksgiving it is a lot. and i am holding closer to my friends and my family. >> it is terrible. small community. and it is a tragedy for their families and friends. anyone that lives in piedmont. >> reporter: samantha said her family and son, jordan appreciate the support. she said quote, piedmont is a wonderful community and we have many close friends and they have been incredibly kind.. >> reporter: a lot of hugs and tears here. the police are still investigating the crash happened. they believe speed played a factor. >>> citizen app video captured what appears to be a crash involving a garbage truck and four parked cars today. the police have not released

2014 the, the presence of a c a is more through cut outs, like the national endowment for democracy or usc id, the us agency for international development that fund these ukranian government and the ukranian n g o operations that, that disseminate this propaganda and created. so there's not an explicit obvious rule of ca offer it is per se. or i think behind all these soft power operations are cobra operations. you know, it's shown as democracy promotion and these are the flower returns that are used. but fundamentally, you know, it's the organs. what are the origins of this p r campaign? who created this idea? certainly, it wasn't the p. r. networks themselves. it's secretive government agencies. it's the ca, tom, that are, that are actually responsible for this. they just, you know, kind of have up front. that's why they use these p r networks. instead of having an obvious and dictatorship, we seem to main screen media and the night in the numerous reciting, clean, develop scripts that essentially say exactly the same thing using the buzz words of this as a threat to our democracy. when

work did require that we sued information request 33 usc 1318a. allf that resulted in san ansco coming up in 2018 with whatalled control plan synthesis but that syn did not reflect cur conditions, why? e most recent document in that plan was dated in the 1990s. >> went regulated party does not provide the information that you think you need, do you lack the tools to require that to be >> you know. what we did here because it'd been five years sincehe last permit had expired, the only way we saw the best way left to get e information was to put the requirement in the next permits it. so in the instant permit wed as a condition of this very rmit this is appendix 131 -- 138 pre-pleasvide us with information we need to develop more tailored iortion for it and that request we sent while you are at it, why don't you tell us what anal control alternatives you think makes given your infrastructure too. >> you want us to hold and maybe this be an appropriate disposition on this case. requirements like these are required this specific epa or e states has ma

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. >> reporter: brian peck teaches international trade ball at usc and said trump's tariffs could alsocertain policy initiative, he can use it as leverage to threaten them. >> reporter: a recent study suggests trump's proposed tariffs could cost middle-income households or than $2600 a year. in 2018, when trump slapped tariffs on imported washing machines, prices jumped almost $100, but foreign appliance makers also moved some production to the u.s., and a year later, they had created 1800 new jobs. still, other countries retaliated with tariffs on u.s. exports, which led to job losses. you import air fryers. why can't you just make them here? >> well, there is no factory in america. a factory that could potentially produce hundreds of thousands of air fryers in one year, same quality, there is nowhere in the world other than the chinese. >> reporter: so what if someone said, well, maybe it's about time we start building them in the u.s. >> okay, go build them, and i will come by from you, no problem. >> reporter: his advice, if you are considering a purchase, buy before tariffs. carte

she's rejoining the usc team with the media to affect the spot having surgery for a partial knee replacement. earlier this year. the full 2 votes that you wouldn't be doing it if you didn't think she could compete. so you may think for the sport, she's please the over the last few months when i actually had friends who spoke to tied down to new zealand in the summer. and back on the re skis back training gates and years ago we still had the hon. income at night time. and the only woman to ever done that. and it was like con, clinic and it shows that she was still skiing incredibly fast. and i do believe that she can come back and be up there again. one of the most successful female sports, those in history bonus at 3 totally 1000000 pick mid list, including a downhill gold and vancouver in 2010. she hasn't ruled out competing the next 20 games in 2026, saying everyone knows how much she loves racing at the olympic course and coating up. one of these grades of strengths was that she was able to take more risk than anyone else who would absolutely throw myself down down no courses. she would s

authorities have not identified the victim, but usc says one of its students, sean dixon, is among the three killed. four people were in a fiery crash involving a tesla cybertruck early wednesday, the day before thanksgiving. all four graduated from piedmont high. last year, we've also learned that the lone survivor is 20 year old jordan miller. his father tells us he's a business student at the university of wisconsin. investigators are looking into a fire that destroyed a century old shared victorian home in vallejo. it started at around 230 this morning at ojai and sutter streets. flames fully engulfed the home, which one tenant there only learned about when he arrived back home from his thanksgiving celebrations? everyone, thankfully made it out safely. no word yet on what started the fire. a mushroom warehouse is in pieces after a fire in morgan hill. this one happened around seven this morning. started at an office on hale and san bruno avenues. crews say it then spread to the nearby monterey mushrooms warehouse. it destroyed about half of the warehouse. thankfully, no one was hu

barbara starr, a former pentagon correspondent who is now with usc's annenberg center, joined me to discussministration. during his first term, trump initially stacked his administration, didn't he, with former generals. this time, we're learning it's mostly loyalists. how you think that will shape the way donald trump will be operating on the world stage for a second time now? well, the answer is, of course, none of us really know. but i think the challenge that one has to look at is the unexpected, because every president, every secretary of defence, they all come into office with set ideas about what they want to do, what their agenda is, and then reality and the world intervenes. world events intervene. and of course, as you point out, carl, we've just seen that in the last couple of years, beginning with russia's invasion of ukraine and the israeli war in gaza and in lebanon as a result of the 7 october attacks by hamas. so mr trump comes in having to deal with both of those. he thinks he knows what he wants to do. he says he wants to end these conflicts, but easier said than done. you

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the farm will be one of her top priorities, especially after star forward kiki coffin transferred to usc and two time pac 12 player of the year cameron brink left for the wnba. we have great women on our team. they've been working extremely hard. they're excited for the opportunity and i just can't wait to see him out there. as for the pressure of replacing a legend, i think more about a different p word and that's passion. i love stanford basketball. it's an incredible honor and responsibility opportunity to lead this program into the next chapter. but this is not about me. this is about the women on our team. and we want to have a fantastic year. the cardinal tip off their season monday at home against lemoyne in stanford. anthony flores nbc bay area. up next is he ready to come back into the lineup? we have an update on sth curry's injuredep jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?” jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word...

local authorities have not yet identified him, but usc says one of its students, sean dixon, is among the three killed. four people were in that tesla cybertruck when it crashed and caught fire early wednesday morning, the day before thanksgiving. all four were 2023 graduates of piedmont high. we've also learned the lone survivor is 20 year old jordan miller. his father tells us he's a business student at the university of wisconsin. investigators are looking into what caused a massive fire that destroyed a century old victorian home in vallejo. it ignited around 230 yesterday morning at ojai and sutter streets. flames fully engulfed the shared home. one tenant we spoke with only found out about his belongings being destroyed when he arrived back home from his thanksgiving celebrations. everyone made it out safely to morgan hill. now where firefighters are investigating a massive fire that spread to nearby warehouses. a mushroom warehouse following that fire in morgan hill, it happened yesterday morning at an office on hale and san bruno avenues. crews say it then spread to that monte

>> laura: but when trump returned to the usc fight john jones and steve, it was like none of that other step had ever happened. >> usaid, usa, let's go!aura [chanting usa] s >> laura: it was his second t appearance at madison square garden and four weeks and this time it was not as a candidate but almost as a conquering hero. >> the 47th president here until. [inaudible] >> it is so loud! >> laura: it is while.w so trump with elon musk, danae white and his new buddaly podcasting giant joe rogan. j they were all there. then the moment that sealed the deal. while john jones beat hidgeds opponent in the ring, johnse acknowledged trump beat something a lot more powerful, the d.c. machine. [cheers and applause] a >> laura: now before peopleee werepi silent and keeping theire opinions to themselves and never put a maga sign outside of theib house and worried about that, it is suddenly okayed to be a trump supporter. it is even okay to have some fui with it.h ta meanwhile over at the nflef although taylor swift did not make it to the chiefterds buffao game yesterday, we wonder what she thought

when tom homan talks about eight usc code 1324 section 3 where an alien as, or enters or remains in thestates in violation of the law, and you can seal, harbor, or shield them from detection or attempt to do the same, you are guilty of a felony. this guy who is dancing around the mayor of denver is a joke. this is all going to end. he's trying to get some attention. that guy right there on the screen is dead serious. he's going to have a department of justice with pam bondi who is going to be able to back it up. they will have a legal force to be able to do it. let's talk about the fact that apparently china has had a death penalty for drug dealers. apparently, they have refused to make good on that death penalty statute. donald trump is saying, if you are not going to use it, we are going to add 10% on your goods as well. i don't claim to be as knowledgeable on tariffs as you guys. what i care about is within two hours, justin trudeau jumps. this woman, the new prime minister or president of mexico is jumping. nobody wants to lose the united states. nobody wants to lose the power, the

day before and it matters and will meet saturday night at usc at msg and wonder if a comedian will openp. i'm not sure. we'll have to see. >>lawrence: at least this election is over. >>brian: will trump get his picks through. we'll ask tom cotton and that's what he looks like. ♪ on chewy, save up to 40% on holiday gifts for your pet. like their favorite treats, toys and food. the best presents. at the best prices. for the best pets. for low prices for holidays with pets, there's chewy. this is franklin graham. the southern part of the united states got hit by terrific storms this fall. so many people have been hurt. we all go through storms in life. it may be a marriage. it may be our children. it may be our health, cancer. do you have an anchor to hang on to as you go through these storms? i do, and that's jesus christ. 50 years ago, i gave my life to jesus christ. if you've never done that, you can do that right now. just pray this prayer with me. just say, "god, i'm a sinner." "i'm sorry for my sins." "forgive me." "i believe that jesus christ is your son, that he died for my sins on

and i think that includes a probe by the trump 47 justice department under 18 usc section 241 conspiracyst rights. >> laura: sol, do you agree with that, that there must be consequences, given the political nature of these? because alvin bragg was saved from embarrassment. he was going to be reversed. he caught a break. even hoenig from cnn said that given the case's inevitable demise. does there need to be an investigation of these cases and investigations? >> women, there need to be consequences if consequences are appropriate. the way to find that out is to launch an investigation. it doesn't mean that you automatically launch an investigation of every single case that was brought against president trump. but at a minimum, you need to have somebody looking at it. and to make sure that it was done in a proper way. so much of what was done was openly political and openly improper in my view. is there anybody who believes the new york state case would have been brought against anybody other than donald trump? and what does it mean when jack smith tries to skip part of the normal appellat

any incidents of hate, bigotry or racism in san francisco schools and we actively work to support sf usc staff with implementing anti-racist approach both in and out of the classroom. and the fbi is currently investigating these text messages and no suspects have been released so far. but anyone that's receive tax is asked to report it. we have the contact information on our web site that kron 4 dot com debt. >> all right, stephanie, thank you. new at 10 city leaders in fremont have unanimously voted in favor of placing an ordinance that would ban rv some parking near irvington high school. the mayor-elect says neighbors have complained about an rv in the area and have safety concerns. any large vehicle can now be towed if it's parked for more than 72 hours. >> still ahead here on kron 4, how an east bay school is addressing a lawsuit claiming they're unfairly pushing a a pushing out black students. and what a judge just banned the oakland airport from doing. >> and living facility on the peninsula continues to deal with bedbugs. we're hearing from one resident who says he's recently had

trump even chose love to podcast hosting usc commentator joe rogan. [inaudible] >> daniel white soon-to-be 47, president-elect donald trump. >> the sound, it is so loud. it's always loud ♪ ♪ oh my god ♪ ♪ donald trump making his way to watch the ufc which he absolutely loves. after regaining the presidency with that election blowout on the democratic candidate. congratulations. ♪ congratulations. alicia: mna fighter john jones when the made event and celebrated by paying tribute to the president-elect. [cheering] ♪. alicia: this is quite the night, the group capped off the night on trump force one by eating mcdonald's on their way back to florida. and around the nfl, players are celebrating their performances with the trump dance. >> coming through smith, fox news correspondent bill melugin national correspondent bill melugin is in west palm beach, florida with the president tonight. >> good evening to you president-elect donald trump and his team are here in palm beach huddled up at mar-a-lago where they're still trying to build out the future admini

. >> dana: the usc thing is interesting to me, because he went four years ago, he generally enjoys it he has fans there, and the democratic party forgot that there is a ufc part of phenom in the united states and president trump tapped into that and grew it from there. >> jesse: you go to a ufc fight or a football game, all of the athletes in the fighters know when they go into that octagon or feel they are putting their life on the line. in the same way trump when he went into the political arena, he put his life on the line, not just his money or his freedom, his life. he put it on the line. so there is an element of respect from two sports that are the most popular in the country in the most violent that this guy can go out there and also put his life on the line. and now everybody feels an infectious courage. because there is no more stigma about being maga, the stigma has moved from maga to anti-maga. you don't want to be anti-maga, that's not a good book. and jessica talks about when the guy took the knee. there's a difference between that and a celebratory dance. one guy is doi

check this out president-elect trump madison square garden usc and elon mass elon musk, just to named mcdonald's on air force one on the way to the event and even hhs secretary nominee, stay tuned. donald trump said the mission to make america healthy again will have to wait one more day. chicago residents fighting back against mayor brandon johnson's plan to use $300 million in tax hikes to pay for the city's migrant crisis. and angry chicago older men will tell us what is happening in his city coming up next. ♪ ♪ be anything... -left over? -yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so you don't have to worry. empower. what's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ it's time to try defying gravity ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: all right, listen to this, california mayor not mincing words about the policies after coast guard caught 20 migrants on a boat near his city. >> every city in california is a border city thanks to the law fc 54. we are told loca

usc and santa monica, i walked into a target store that looked like a jewelry store.s behind plexiglas. all retailers including stew leonard, keep an eye on it. neil: do you have live turkeys there for thanksgiving? >> reporter: we usually do, customers and kids can grow up and see it. what we are doing is buying our turkeys from pennsylvania to local great farmer down there. i like to get a deal selling them at $2.99. wouldn't do it because of the avian flu with extra precaution at his farm, the best turkey i found, but he is an award-winning turkey. he wouldn't lower his price. i had to leave that price at the same time and a fresh turkey is more raised in quantity. why we have lowered that price from $1.99. customers are going to see an even platform in thanksgiving with a few things going down like turkey and things are going up. chicken farmers got a lockdown for the avian flu problem. it is one thing to mark it a little bit. >> inflation isn't as bad as it was but it is still bad enough that a lot of people get sticker shock. what is the one thing that stunned t

he said that, yes, for politics reasons he is clearly in line with lockstep into the line with the usc bites, down to the walkout of the wwe fight with the president-elect, but also, typically, if you are not a member of congress anymore, the ethics committee stuff goes away. their jurisdiction no longer applies. technically, that is true with gaetz, but because of the extenuating circumstance, high- stakes, and rare precedents for the ethics committee deciding after-the-fact to release investigations, all of this now suddenly applies. again, we are watching norms refrain in real-time here. >> most people leave congress when they don't get their ethics reports released because they are just leaving congress, not going on to become attorney general of the justice department. ali vitalil, it has been a long day for all of us, especially you. thank you, my friend. >>> joined me not to put great perspective on all of this, my friend and colleague, podcasts are for pop news and a great american. john, what does this feel like for you as you watch these-- you hear the sound of kevin cramer,

joe rogan talks about baseball and usc or whatever it is. i have to listen to joe rogan.ifference and i don't wake up and go, let me hear what will oprah has to say. >> todd: if he gets young males in pennsylvania, that could be huge. to young people in pennsylvania told her people in pennsylvania, roberto clemente's son endorsement and report donald trump having trouble turning out seniors in pennsylvania for him. i hear roberto clemente jr. endorsement and i think to myself, that is going to hit the older latinos in older plaques colder older whites in pittsburgh and convince him to l the lever for donald trump, which could be huge for him. your thoughts. >> look, roberto clemente carries a legacy with it a little bit different than the endorsement conversation. but the fact is this is someone who designated as a ballplayer because he was one of the people. remember roberto clemente park in new jersey city. people remember that fondly. i think it speaks as far as the older people not turning out, i am not sure i buy that one. i know a lot of people in pennsylvania and i

now he has a time to take a stand against usc leggings, castro gains crew ship against layoffs and south vietnam and all these other places all over the world. but when it comes to time to correcting the injustices that are being inflicted against me, girls in this country, kennedy sits up there like nero. he's feeling well birmingham is burning. he checked the people who put him in office. i think for most people like myself who are not followers of malcolm x, he was just kind of a male. 2 at 38 and ultimate because a brilliant and kind of magic will return. and he was on the cost of becoming one of the black americas most important leaders. but the 15 years at the taking him to get to this point were full of turbulence and trials of the in 1948 small come a little as he was known at the time was prisoner number 22843, serving an 8 to 10 year sentence for various crimes, including grand larceny. it was in jail that he encountered the nation of islam. it would change them forever. or if you wanted to survive in a prison, in the united states, in northern cities, you'd join the most. and

you're looking at an lsu team, they have two losses, one was against usc, an out of conference loss.e hopes of making the cfp. big game tonight against alabama, even besides that, though, guys, i suppose to heisman trophy winner, jayden daniels, the quarterback last year at lsu who said, desmond, this is the game by which you are measured as an individual and as a team. and you always know that there are a bunch of eyes on you. not just regular eyes, we're talking about nfl scouts, coaches, and gms. so this is a big game as far as the cfp is concerned, but even beyond that. >> janai: what kind of eyes do nfl coaches and gms have if they don't have regular eyes, desmond? they have special eyes? >> hey, they got the eyes that can get you paid. >> janai: there you go. there you go. >> gio: money eyes. >> exactly. >> janai: cha-ching. number 3 georgia visits number 16 ole miss tomorrow. what's the biggest key in that one? >> i think the biggest key in this game is you're looking at georgia. this is a team that people have, you know, ranked very high at the beginning of the season because

do the job the founders intended us to do in the united states and the american people and intended usc to do.pe that right now after mandate election coming out of the american people to worunk with this president on an agenda that unwinds a lot of the damage of the pipe here is humor agenda.at >> laura: congressman, thath sounded pretty good anthd it sounded like he was on board with the chump stomach agenda and that is mitch mcconnell's protege and i like him a lotth personally, but what is that? >> let's get real for a moment the senate republican agenda is the donald trump republican hav majority. he is the reason we have a majority is because of donald trump. i fully expect the senators to do their job. look to all the people who get put up but make sure donald trump's agenda passes because it is the trump agenda of the american people overwhelmingly want. but it's a political mi mandateo not for the senators to decidett but the will of the votersthis through donald trump. that is what needs to happen. >> laura: this is going to be fascinating to see how it plays out thank you bot

will: joey stayed up late watching georgia, usc. we stayed up late watching ufc309.e weren't the only ones. president trump walked in u ufc309. ♪ usa! usa! rachel: there you see donald trump and his entourage, tulsi gabbard, kid rock, dan bongino, there was also speaker johnson. so we have rfk junior, there you see him hugging joe rogan who was quite pivotal for him at the end of the election cycle there, endorsing him. this crew, most of the crew flew with him from where he was in mar-a-lago, over to new york to attend this event. there's a picture, a really great picture, i want you guys to see it. there's donald trump with the crew, eating mcdonald's on the private jet and you see rfk junior there, i'm not sure how he feels about mcdonald's as the meal of choice on the plane. my only -- >> what's he got? will: that's what i'm looking at. rachel: what's he got? ?will: that looks like fill lay filet offish. leland: t.rachel: that might t thing. i love rfk, i love what he's doing, like okay, that's what he's doing. my only request with rfk, in addition to all the thi

and in fact, usc's first secretary of the treasury nominee was rejected because he had too many financial ties to existing industry. and this makes sense. under a system of rule of law, we don't want one individual to be the judge, jury, and executioner on their own business, their own fate, their own fortune. so if elon musk is determining which government contracts survive, may guess is he will choose those that go to him and to his businesses. and i think some americans are likely to be uncomfortable with that. perhaps bias in position of authority. >> a lot of questions about potential conflict of interest. appreciate the conversation. >>> we have more breaking news into cnn. senate republicans have just elected john thune as their new majority leader. we'll take you live to capitol hill to get reaction. >>> plus, bucking tradition. melania trump snubbing the washington white house invite. >>> conspiracy theorist, new reports on who is planning to make a bid. >>> cincinnati republicans have just elected john thune as their next leader putting the south dakota leader to become senate m

the media approach that is bringing young men into the fold whether the podcasts are showing up to uscg events he's doing things to appeal to the younger demographic and younger men he has an older millennial on his ticket and jd vance the first millennial candidate on a presidential ticket i think all these things are bringing the young voters and inefficient what we went. you are relentlessly optimistic. >> i think we need to be optimistic there's a lot of stuff coming out of the polls a lot of them are suppression polls if we have enthusiasm high in the morell high we will win come tomorrow. >> thank you for joining us. gerry baker is still with me there is a gender divide obviously men up 18 points for trump and women of 16 points for kamala harris, have you ever seen anything like that before. >> not on that scale the gender gap has been around 40 or 50 years but before the 1980s women tended to be more conservative and vote republican beginning in the 70s and '80s result of an issue like abortion and more women voted for democrats but we never seen anything on this scale and on t