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. >> thanksgiving dinner and 2022 will cost a whopping 20% more than it did last year. that's because of inflation. according to a new survey released today by the american farm bureau federation, the price of a 16 pound turkey is about $29 on average this year. that's up. 21% from 2021. according to the survey, the biggest price increases were on stuffing, which is up a whopping 69% pie crust and whipped cream both up. 26%. the only meal item on the survey that did not rise in cost this year's cranberries actually a 12 ounce bag of fresh cranberries dropped by 40% to an average $2. and $0.57. >> next in sports, the forty-niners and cardinals face off monday night in mexico city. but arizona's qb kyler murray might not play because of an injury. jason dumas will have an update on his status coming up. >> and sport and kron four's once again celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area. and we need your help to share their stories. if you know, a remarkable woman making a difference in her community, nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year. you can

is pulling whopping crowds of 10 or 15 people across the state.ffered him terms to a debate 85 days ago, and he is hiding from me. josh, you can bring a box, it is ok. after dodging a debate with me, he devolved to name-calling constantly. we ain't got no time for that. look in the mirror, josh. and the last thing, he thinks he is a champion of women's rights. [booing] >> can he even define what a woman is? [laughter] to really break it down for us, give it up for the next first lady of pennsylvania. [applause] oh yeah. >> whoo! you guys are awesome. just awesome, seriously. we are the ones that have the torch, we are carrying the torch of women's rights. first off, we believe in a woman's right to be born. >> that is right, come on. >> we believe in a woman's right to have a say in her child's education. oh yeah. we believe in a woman's right to have access to baby formula and affordable groceries for her family. we believe it is a woman's right to raise a child in a safe community, where the government enforces the law and prosecutes crime. it i

everything from perfume to furniture. japanese tech investment giant soft bang policy posted a whopping net profit of more than $21000000000.00 in the 2nd quarter. on friday. the bank made big gains from selling shares and chinese e commerce trying alibaba. but a warrant of losses and its massive tax startup investor vision fund. now here's something you might not have known more than 20 percent of the peppers and cucumbers grown. and europe come from dutch greenhouses, producing 9000000000 euros of export value. they are a huge factor for the dutch economy, and in times of rising energy prices, gas heated greenhouses have turned into a problem. one that a pilot project in the south east of the netherlands, aims to solve w's baba visa reports. these are the greenhouses of peter mine and, and for years his obsession has been to run them as environmentally friendly as possible. he specializes in sweet peppers and cucumbers and produces huge amounts of these such tools and toto. our company is 50 heck s on the 15th as we grow 32 hectic suites us what we have as well if as long as you come

the other global business stories making his japanese tech investment giant. soc, bank posted a whopping net profit of more than $21000000000.00 in the 2nd quarter. on friday, the bank made big gains from selling shares in chinese e commerce giant ali baba, but ward of losses and vision fund, it's massive fund to invest in tech startups. china's stringent coven curbs and a sharply slowing economy, as hit the country's biggest online shopping festival, known as singles day one consultancy group has forecast, a 4.7 percent sales slide on the last day of the event where e commerce firms like ali baba and j d dot com hoc, everything from perfume to furniture or the ear warned friday that the euro's on a set to fall into a recession. this winter as brussels raised inflation forecasts 420-222-0231 the back of high energy prices. the crippling effects of the energy crisis caused by the war and ukraine continued to disrupt economies across europe, along with belgium and greece, protesters and france have taken to the streets to show their frustration with the growing cost of living crisis. over

a whopping 67% of the time votes for biden. 67% of the time it's a disgrace. but back to our top story and all eyes are on arizona and nevada. now, these two states will decide the balance of power in the u.s. senate. there are also two major gubernatorial races that are still hanging in the balance in arizona. kari lake is confident the remaining votes will put her over the top, but it will take days or however long it takes. and at what cost. >> at the very latest, arizona republican gubernatorial candidate carrie lee. this is a national disgrace, marco. senator rubio's right. they counted seven and a half million votes in less than five hours and you counted sixty two thousand in the last twenty four hours. >> it's crazy. and i want to apologize to the world who's waiting for arizona to count their ballots. >> but, you know, it's just the way they are and it's not my fault. i'm the one who i'm really suffering because we worked hard on that campaign. our followers have been so passionate and they're waiting on pins, needles. i want them to know tonight. i'm

a monthly mortgage payment of an 8% rate, a 30-year rate, would be a whopping $300 more a month and a years, around a thousand dollars more every single month when you compare it to the rates under president trump, which were well under 3%. think about that. we go from an average of 2.7%, a little under 3% for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. now you pay 12,000 more per year over 30 years. that's a whopping $360,000 more for a $500,000 home over 30 years with a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. so let's be clear. when i headed toward 8% for a 30-year fixed. i would not be surprised if double-digit rates are now in their future and all of that is added to the surgeon biden inflation. you have rising prices everywhere from the gas station, the grocery aisle, sinking stock market, everyone's 401(k)s are suffering, all caused by joe biden, his economic and its energy problems. but the white house's responses to mislead the american people even more. the white house deleted this tweet today touting an increase to social security checks after twitter fact-checked the post explaining, the only reas

more than 10000 employees . late microsoft co founder paul allen's art collection, was sold at a whopping $1500000000.00 at an auction in new york auction house, christine says it's the highest amount ever spent at a single auction. allen's collection includes 5, doesn't work for me. paul says on vincent, ben gog and other and other revered artist r w e says it's profit jumped by over 70 percent in the 1st 9 months of the year. the german energy giant says the result was better than expected and is due to a combination of high energy demand and expansion, expansion of renewables, and a strong international trading business. rising prices for energy and raw materials are taking a toll on people around the globe. and in japan, the latest casualty of, of high inflation has caused an outcry, especially for those with a sweet tooth. they're a sweet as they are iconic, japan, succumb us, drops, come in many flavors. and in all colors of the rainbow, the sold and tin cans that have long been a staple in supermarkets and, and collect a shelves. but they are about to become a lot more rare. as can

this is why when we have the state stearn whop represents san francisco whop champions the bills all the advocates say why don't you do this stroll lining bill. let's stick it to the subbushes and do a bill about this. bloom and others put forward bills like that. those don't make it through >> samantha:. that's not the goal the real estate interests captured sacramento and our state senator is happy to legislate for, with the colleagues and with the real estate industry. the goal is it deregulate market rate housing. the idea, what do you think will help when you don't fund upon affordable housing. you can all get stroll lining and move quick through this process but don't do funding for affordable. who will have built. right. does in the matter you deregulate you you did in the fund it. . this statute same thing we have a plant 46,000 it is so clear from the discussion look at the charts and the chart page 53 of the housing element. we are projecting a few years out projecting 119 million dollars in funding. the prospect i money is not in there 119 million. we have hay police depar

and a whopping 87 percent of the polish population expects to be rationing energy. and the lower all of this drags on. the more these folks are likely to turn against their european leaders. so it looks like those leaders are already sizing up washington as a potential scapegoat. and to think that all they really had to do was to say no to washington at the very outset of all this and just do what was in their own best interests and those of their people. but thanks for keeping his company here in asi, international. we're back in the top down. ah, at the recent j 20 meeting and bali, the west did all it could with the help of corporate media to isolate russia, all their efforts came to nothing. in fact, the opposite happened. russia was a welcome participant, nato's proxy war in ukraine does united much of the global, so it's nato against the world. no. me or? oh i, i, i now have an e mail folder, call me back to your organization and what is your response? i'm proud to be a big big main started up last god i was right in this world. i guess in the midst of your wr

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a whopping seven out of ten voters did it early thchlt year with 19 hours to go before the polls cloes close, 41 million americans have mailed in or done early in-person voting the previous record was 39 million. that was set in 2018 so the question might be, does this translate to a haier total turnout come tuesday maybe not. based on nbc news survey, the total votes this midterm could land below 2018's by as much as 20 million. >>> here's another thing to look at earl voting by party 45% are democrat, 35% are republican this number is low for republicans. now many republicans vote day of as opposed to their early voting habits it's, if you will, switched in these recent years last-minute stuffing my republicans, that may be mor voo voting places when you talk about republicans. >>> women outperforming men in early voting, 53%. interesting here, in the past, this was good, a good sign in past elections for democrats it was a plus d. that was because of donald trump's unfavorable at the time. given he's not on this year's ballot, does that shift this time around around is it instead a

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the price is a whopping $1.9 billion, the largest lottery prize ever. are pretty slim. experts say there in the range of about one in 292 million, but it hasn't stopped people from around the bay from catching lotto fever and rushing to buy the tickets earlier monday. >> all i need is one. i'll share it with everybody. [laughter] >> if god wants me to end, i will win with the numbers i've played with for years. >> i'm going to be a billionaire. people get a good look. this is your next billionaire of the state of california. tim: if you are that gentleman win, if you take the payment plans spaced out over 29 years, you get the whole $1.9 billion. this isn't the first time the drawing has been unexpectedly delayed. there is no timeline of when the numbers might be drawn, so we will just have to stay tuned. when it does happen, security officials and independent auditors will be looking on. dan: all right, it is going to be so much sweeter when i when. [laughter] what a ridiculous situation. tim: i know. people play. dan: we are keeping an eye on the late

. >> decisions on weapons, decision on whopping -- watching production lines have to be made faster.> the quandary nato faces is that it will not take a direct hand in the deployment of weaponry, so it is down to individual states, but some only want to give nonlethal support. ukrainians may well observe that if energy infrastructure is repaired, it will not last for long unless ukraine's air defenses are drastically improved sooner rather than later. >> it was one of the most highly anticipated and politically charged matchups of the football world cup. in the end, the crunch group game was won by the american team. the americans now progressed to knockout stages where they will face the netherlands next. there victory was even hailed by president joe biden. >> usa! usa! that's a big game, man. i spoke to the coach and the players, i said, you can do this. they did it. god love them. >> a spokesperson says despite political tensions, the teams are focused on football, not politics. >> one of the interesting aspects is because it is such a young team, maybe this was a benefit in term

pand all sorts of people whoppbuilt so much of this movement at the beginning. [applause] i saw great prophetic voices like terry tempest williams and brooke already this morning, just people who have allowed us to understand the world. when that movement began, it was small. it was indigenous people, it was climate scientists,ppit was faith communities, itppwas the sort of hardcore bioneers people like that, butppit has grown fast. we're at the 10th anniversary this monthppof the first big day of globalppclimate action when 350.org organized 5200 simultaneous demonstrations in 181 countries. that was great but those demonstrations were small. there were 500 people here, and a thousandpppeople there, and 10,000 peoplepphere. now the demonstrations that we all organize are big. september 20th, this climate strike, saw sevenppmillion people in the streetpparound the world. [applause] and so much credit to the young people who are sparking it, who are making it happen. there is- [applause] it's been grea

today, it's actually pumped hydro storage that comprises a whopping 96 percent of global power storage capacity. and it basically relies are pretty simple gravitational principles. this is rami, a swami, nathan. she's the head of a thermal storage company. you've got to run worse or links one high and one low. and when you have a lot of excess power, you use that accessed power to pump the water of pills in a higher reservoir. when you want them harbor you let the water run downstream and turn in a turbine generator. however, those products are hartsville, these reservoirs take a massive amounts of space and you need the right geography to lakes and a hill. a lot of them also work with a conventional hydro electric dams, which require lots of upfront capitol and disrupt habitat. storing renewable energy is going to need more flexibility than these reservoirs. one, promising alternative that's making headway comes from something you can find right under kitchen table. so it's much more undone and it's chemically similar to a young st robbie number if they want. this is rosa palace cine.

. >> square-foot home in the glenview area of whistle avenue has the listing price of a whopping $849,000now it has no bedrooms and one bathroom experts say the value is the land and there's a high chance it's going to go for more and what they're asking for. it will be interesting to see. >> still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news, the san francisco night clubs now in hot water after a woman says she was held in a chokehold. why a security guard? you're going to want to stick around. this is a store that only going to see on kron. 4 will be right back. will welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news here at 4.29. going on for 30. >> we are preparing for yet another cold week and some rain on the horizon. good morning, john. yeah, really cold morning, especially reyna. we are going to be seeing rainfall holding off for a couple of days. so this is your breather. now. >> but it's a cold breath here taking. we are looking at temps well down in the 30's right now for current morning lows right now, quite our looks gorgeous. we got the clear skies. no chance of rainfall today. look at our advis

they've now earned -- each earned, i should say, a whopping 88 grammy nods.gest night is sunday, february 5th. you know where, right here on cbs and when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> finally tonight, if there is any doubt about the strength of the bond between a father and daughter, cbs's david begnaud shows us proof that a father's love is forever. >> reporter: gregory holmes was a veteran, a church deacon, and above all, a dad to three daughters. >> he had affectionate names for each of them. >> reporter: nichele was his little lady. nia he called baby doll. and nicole, she was big stuff. holmes taught them to work hard and be smart. and being smart meant buying their first home. nichele did just that, and the mail soon brought a letter from

more than 5,000 times more likely to hit saturday night's powerball jackpot, which has grown to a whoppingn. that's the third largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. the cash payout is nearly $746 million. that's before taxes. >>> finally tonight, a historic moment. pope francis made just his second visit to the arabian peninsula when he traveled to bahrain on a trip aimed at improving ties with the islamic world. pope francis urged authorities to renounce the death penalty and ensure basic human rights for all citizens in the sunni-led kingdom. the 85-year-old pontiff was forced to use a wheelchair to get around due to a sore knee. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. the brooklyn nets have suspended kyrie irving for at least five games without pay over the, quote, harmful impact of his conduct after posting a link to a

a monthly mortgage payment of an april rate, a 30 year rate would be a whopping three hundred more a month than a seven percent increase orand a seven percent rate at 30 years and around a thousand dollars more every singleonth w month. when you compare ihet to theu rates under president trump, whw which were well under three percent. now, think about that. now we go from, what, an average of two point seven percent, a little under three percent for a 30 year30-ya fixed rate mortgage. okay, so now you'll pay twelve thousand dollars more per year m over 30 years that is a whopping three hundred and sixty thousand dollarshoppin more for five hundred thousand dollar home over 30 yearr a $50r with a 30 year fixed rate mortgage. so let's be clear. we'r e now headed towards 80%% for for a 30 year fixed.a doubi would not be surprised if double digit rates are now in in our future. and all of that is added to surging biden inflation. havs you have rising priceses everywhere from the gas station, from th the grocery aie sinking stock market. everyone'socer for one ks are ae suffering, all cau

wakanda forever netted a whopping $330 million around the globe in its opening weekend.riginal film's lead, chadwick boseman. # no woman, no cry #. at its la premiere, the cast were keen to honour the actor. i couldn't imagine moving forward without chadwick, i dreaded it, but when our director and writer walked me through his idea to carry on with his story, i breathed a breath of relief, because what he did was he incorporated the loss into the story and so, as a person, and as an actor, i didn't have to pretend like i hadn't experienced such a loss — such grief. wakanda forever is the third marvel movie to be released this year, following doctor strange in the multiverse of madness and thor: love and thunder. this ends here and now. some marvel fans see the movies as a step down from previous efforts. but doctor strange star elizabeth olsen is keen to praise the studio for trying out new ideas, and for engaging quality directors, such as sam raimi. he's very sure of how he wants to shoot things, and he's very creative with how he uses camera, and how he uses lenses, a

and humanitarianly also concerns the damage to the economy, transnistria well, he appeared for a whoppinga year. well, i think that i speak on behalf of all pridnestrovians. this week, the g20 meeting was held in indonesia, to the great relief of the organizers, they managed to agree on the final document, a gift to the president of joka vidos, in fact, russia did. it did not block the document, although it contained criticism of the military actions in ukraine . and other opinions. let's hope that someone appreciates the breadth of soul in the absence of vladimir putin the g20 summit was overshadowed by the g2 meeting us president joe biden and chinese president although biden. in the white house for almost 2 years. first personal contact. previously referred to covid passed peacefully. neither side does not want to stir up right now so forgive dumbly all the lull, however, not a harbinger of the restoration of relations, but rather a sign of waiting. biden, after the meeting, said, honestly, we will compete fiercely, but i do not looking for conflict. i strive to manage competition resp

eggs are up a whopping 43%, but are nearly 27%. potatoes are 15% higher. >> unfortunately, i think the cost of food will remain high for both thanksgiving and christmas and hanukkah season. >> reporter: jill schlesinger says the latest figures also show housing cost climbing at a rapid pace . within the report, there are signs of improvement. overall, prices are slowing , a sign that the federal reserve's interest rate increases are working to cool off the economy. >> at the december meeting, the federal reserve will raise interest rates, probably by 0.5%, and the reason is, they will be happy with the results of this particular report. >> reporter: /injure says prices could continue to trend lower, but it could be sometime before the rate drops to the fed target rate of 2%. bradley blackburn, cbs news, new jersey. >>> mortgage rates inched back up after dropping last week. according to home loan company freddie mac, the 30 year fixed rate average, a little over 7% a year ago, that same rate stood at a little under 3% . mortgage ra

the price is a whopping $1.9 billion, the largest lottery prize ever.ning are pretty slim. experts say there in the range of about one in 292 million, but it hasn't stopped people from around the bay from catching lotto fever and rushing to buy the tickets earlier monday. >> all i need is one. i'll share it with everybody. [laughter] >> if god wants me to end, i will win with the numbers i've played with for years. >> i'm going to be a billionaire. people get a good look. this is your next billionaire of the state of california. tim: if you are that gentleman win, if you take the payment plans spaced out over 29 years, you get the whole $1.9 billion. this isn't the first time the drawing has been unexpectedly delayed. there is no timeline of when the numbers might be drawn, so we will just have to stay tuned. when it does happen, security officials and independent auditors will be looking on. dan: all right, it is going to be so much sweeter when i when. [laughter] what a ridiculous situation. tim: i know. people play. dan: we are keeping an eye on the

and a whopping 87 percent of the polish population expects to be rationing energy. and the longer all of this drags on, the more these folks are likely to turn against their european leaders. so it looks like those leaders are already sizing up washington as a potential scapegoat. and to think that all they really had to do was to say no to washington at the very outset of all this and just do what was in their own best interests and those of their people. well, it's all for now be sure to check out our t not com for all of the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see right back here on the top of the hour in ah with so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have a tree that even from taishan, let it be an arms race, movies on offense, very dramatic, or developing only personally and going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk d. oh, ah, i now have an e mail folder called k k k, a transfer to your organization as big and what is your response? a big it means that the love god was