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the experience of those at xavier mirror those around the country. depression is rising across the nation particularly among young people. college students are enrolling with mental health histories. institutions like xavier are strog recreate roles of caring and support to meet the needs of a changing student body. the number of students seeking help at campus counseling centers have increased almost 40% between 2009 and 2015 and continue to rise until the pandemic began. this is according to data from penn state university center for collegiate mental health. we, like so many of our peers, know we can't do it alone and are developing strategic relationships with our partners and parent community. access to health care, specifically mental health care is not always readily available to student who come from rural areas, inner cities and economically depressed areas. most colleges and universities were ben fish dwhriefers cares act and the herp2 and 3 acts. these allowed us to maintain university life for our students throughout the pandemic. the hbc

. >> reporter: xavier krause was his friend and neighbor. he told me he heard aldrich make homophobic remarks and the suspect showed him their guns. >> he told me, "it's not the guns you got to be afraid of, it's the people." >> reporter: xavier providing this video to abc news, showing the suspect firing an ar-style rifle at a shooting range. the video posted to tiktok by aldrich's mother with the hashtag fun at the shooting range. and overnight, abc news obtaining this chilling facebook post from the suspect's mother, seemingly concerned about her son's whereabouts in the hours before the shooting, saying, "my son is missing. he took my phone and my debit card. we had plans and we were so excited." she ends by saying her son told her, "get ready to have the best night ever." >> love beats hate! >> reporter: and today, at the colorado springs city hall, is toriflnflefithve victims. ey, the d.a. says he plans to bring formal charges at hean. that's on december 6th. now, he told me he has no plans to offer a plea deal here, but that means it

xavi: zoe xavier campbell but going by xavi or xavier as of late. uh, did you say year? ha!ior, 20 years old, turning 21 in a month. i'm gonna mention that anyways. tennis and identify as they/them or genderfluid. claire: i'm claire olson. i'm 19. i'm a defender on the women's lacrosse team, and despite that title i identify as nonbinary. i use they/them pronouns, and i guess queer/lesbian,omewhere in between. heh. they, like, did, um, a line of their eyeliner that was, like, barbed wire, and i'm like, "ok. like, i could do that. i could do that," and whether or not, you know, i'm way too full of myself, totally could be, but also, like, i could totally do that. i don't feel that my makeup has any gender. i think you can use makeup to achieve gender. it's something easy to change about yourself, whereas, like, my body is not. my body is not something easy to change about myself, but if i'm, like, really dysphoric, i can just absolutely cut my contour to make it look like i'm just a dude, like, just fully a man. um, it's not always the most flattering makeup, but then again,

and farah ti church, brother, xavier, what amazing order has been?at was consumed by the order of izumit, take in such a colossal great temple, this temple morning by the one near the commonwealth and there was a full competition of their bodies, it was enough to open an encyclopedia. about the grand duke of lithuania, there were more than 20 of them, not each. the cathedral comes in handy most of the city's central square during the day. we are going on a grandiose trip around belarus for sure. many have heard that the geographical center of belarus is located in this region. but not everyone knows that this is the only region. whose name does not coincide with the name of the regional center a memorial sign in the form of a gate and 1067 the date of the first mentions of the city of the tale of bygone years are professional guides of local local history. here such and such a working floor was by winch. up through the door they lifted sacks of grain, handed them over to this beam near the beam. here are such huge tongs, author's routes and interesti

the people of her son were waiting, they never gave up on ukraine, needle grain, xavier, correspond. nick connelly is in cave and has the latest on have san well, even his social media is a wash with images like you just saw in that report of kind of impromptu celebrations, of people coming out with the ukraine. flags hugging ukrainian soldiers, even without the soldiers putting up those ukrainian flags on government buildings . as far as we understand from present zalinski, it's only the kind of special forces that are actually in edison itself. they've moved forward faster than the rest the, all me, the rest, the army is still outside kind of song, still dealing with lots of minds and other booby traps that are preventing big groups. soldiers coming in. and as we believe in many thousands of russian troops who didn't get out in time, who basically left behind by their own bosses, their and generals, and the russians that blew up those bridges. so then i'll stop the train out to some other stories making news right now. german law makers have approved plans. keep 3 remaining nuclear

xavier also told me the suspect would have occasional outbursts, that he says came from anger, sometimesected towards the lgbtq community and the suspect used slurs to describe how they did not like -- they hated gay people, but i was told most of the outbursts were actually directed at other races. he also told me the suspect seemed proud of the firearms that the suspect had. at one point krouse said they make me nervous, and parent he told him, it's not the guns you have to be afraid of, but the people. >> still so much to learn. nick watt, we appreciate it. let's discuss this with charles ramsey, and peter lakota. thank you both for joining me. several of the co-workers at that walmart, they want he exhibited threatening behavior, that he made disturbing comments. do you see any red flags from what we've heard so far? >> you know, the funny thing is red flags are easy to find after the fact. you know, they're saying he acted 0d, disturbing behavior, but did they report that to anyone? was it sufficient to take any kind of action at all? i don't know the answer to that. it's easy to se

first time i got into the car with a guy, i promise you, i thought -- i had read hustler magazine, xavier hollander, happy hooker, i read the magazine, everybody gets one hundred dollars, i thought all girls get $100, xavier said it. i asked the guy for one hundred dollars, he said i don't want to buy you, wait a minute, give me $100. i mean, for me it is funny because i was a little girl out there, didn't know what to do and i made it far room but the thing about it is it was all terrible and this guy ended up giving me 100 because he found out how young i was and that excited him to the point that i am going to give you extra money and that happened all night. the guys were asking me and i was dumb enough to tell demand instead of them sang get out of my car, your too young, it excited them more and they gave or money. i made that money in no time and gave it to my grandmother, and see where it came from? i went there, the next few weekends until i ran into the pimp who kidnapped me and took me to indiana and beat me and held me captive for 6 months. when i was able to get away, truck d

a couple of things really stuck out to me that this young man, xavier told me. first was this suspect is not someone i would have around my gay friends. apparently the suspect did have occasional outbursts, some directed at the gay community, other directed at other races. it's interesting, he was also telling me that after the suspect was involved in this bomb threat on his mother, after that case was dropped and sealed, xavier krause hoped that his friend might get life back on track and clearly that didn't happen. krause says we were about the same age. krause said it really struck me. i was living across the hall with my girl friend, the suspect was living on the other side with their mother. and, you know, he also said that the suspect was very proud of the weapons and showed them off to krause and that made krause feel a little uncomfortable. he raised that and the suspect said, you know, it's not the guns you got to be afraid of, bro, it's the people. and krause said that has really sort of sat with him. he feels terrible for his friend, terrible for the

xavier krause told me that he never heard that from the suspect. never suspected that from the suspect. apparently the suspect smart but very lonely. lived lived with his mom across the hall where krause lived with his girlfriend. and the suspect clearly bruised and batsetered around the head. they were taken down by rich fee arrow and then kicked in the head by a young naval officer and a trans woman. now thanksgiving today and a little bit of resilience from club q, they would always hold a thanksgiving dinner. this was more than a nightclub. this is a hub for the lgbtq community here in colorado springs. they're holding their thanksgiving lunch not in the club because it is a crime scene. they will be holding it elsewhere, but they will be missing key parts. daniel and derek, bartenders, described as the glue that held the kplucommunity together. they will not be at lunch today. >> nick watt, good to have you have there. thank you so much. >>> still to come, mike pence, le not sit down with the january 6 smitty now the justice department wants h

this man xavier klaus said that the suspect not once mentioned this non-binary status.pect would have had outbursts. he said they came from a place of anger. those oppress were at least once directed at the gay community. apparently they suspect said that they hated gay people, used a slur to describe get people, but clouds set that those a press room in the towards other races the suspect also apparently proud of his guns, showed them off the cross and said at one point, bro, it's not the guns, it's the people you got to be scared of. cross at the conversation sat with him. john? >> that is very interesting, nick watt, appreciate you being there for us tonight, thank you very much. up next, we're getting new details tonight in the investigation into the murder of 4 university of idaho students will tell you what we know and what remains unanswered, that is next you spend the holidays making everyone else smile, but what about your smile? it needs care too, and when it does, aspen dental is here for you. this season, and every season, we offer the custom dental treatmen

so xavier said it. so i went down there and got in a car and asked the guy for $100. he said, i don't want to buy you. i just want to read you. i thought what was wrong? i say, hey, wait a minute, give me a hundred. i may look for me. it's funny because i had i was a little girl there, didn't know what to do and i made it through, you know what i mean? but the thing about it was it was all terrible, you know, and this guy ended up give me a hundred, you know why? because he found out how young i was. and that excited him to the point he said, i'm going to give you some extra money. and that's what happened to me all night. the guys were asking me and i was dumb enough to tell them and instead of them saying, get out of my car. are you too young? they're excited they're more. and they gave more money. so i made that money in no time and went home, gave it to my grandmother. and she never asked where it came from. so i went there for the next few weekend until i ran into the pimps who kidnaped me and took me to indiana and beat me and held me captive for six months in l

they played video games together for hours and hours and hours and this young man xavier kraus told methe suspect would have outbursts from an angry place and he would use slurs to describe gay people. but most of those outbursts, he said, were actually against other races. now, you mentioned that the suspect appeared in court by video link from this jailhouse behind me slumped, beaten, slurring. three heroes took this shooter down. an army vet, a naval officer and a trans woman and this suspect was kicked repeatedly around the head to stop him taking any more lives creating any more havoc so as i say, the motive is something they're working on. now, another thing that xavier kraus told us was this this suspect was very proud of the weaponry, showed these guns to kraus, kraus expressed some concern and this suspect said, bro, it's not the guns you got to be worried about, it's the people. so formal charges expected december 6th. right now we're looking at five counts of first degree murder, five counts of bias-motivated harm. boris. >> nick watt reporting from colorado springs. thank y

xavier kraus is a 24-year-old young man with a job. what really struck him was the kind of differences between his life and the suspect's life. kraus lived in an apartment with his girlfriend. he has a job across the hallway. the suspsuspect, 22 years old, similar age, lived there with his mom and didn't appear to have any direction in life. apparently the suspect very smart, but very alone. few other contacts. you know, we saw during the appearance yesterday by video link from the jail cell behind me, the suspect was slumped, slurring, bruised head. we've now also seen the mug shots which show just how beaten this suspect was. let's just take us back to that night. remember rich fierro took the suspect down and the suspect was kicked repeatedly in the head by a young naval officer, trom mass james, and a transwoman whose name we don't know. we can see how beaten the speck was in that picture. >> no question. nick watt, thank you very much. >>> with millions of americans traveling for the thanksgiving holiday, air portsds have it mostl

stronger, better florida, strong right. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us. but right now our meteorologist kyla grogan is tracking the call from the weather center. it's now a tropical depression, but still bringing a lot of rain where it's headed next. yeah, the thing is, you know, i have this loop of it behind me here over the last 48 hours. and the thing is it came ashore as a category one, which you think, okay, category one. it's not that bad. but you saw all of the destruction, a category one can bring secure. it was off the coast last wednesday. you can see the had very good formation and it rolled right across florida. and then now he's headed north. and so now it is actually up into the carolinas, bringing rain and wind that way. and it still is packing a bit of a punch. as you can see, 30 mile per hour winds still sustained and it's moving about 23 miles per hour. certainly picked up steam, but it should start to dissipate. now as we get into the next 12 to 24 hours, bringing it back to the bay. we've got a lovely day on tap. we've got a few clouds

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dad, xavier garcia's daughter played competitive soccer when she was younger. now she plays the sport in college, but financially. >> it does take a full one year we paid >> moles. $20,000 was a little shy of $20,000 for. travel soccer for our daughter. maybe traveling. >> that was brooke shafer reporting for us tonight. and some people say that this may be opportunity to look at the youth sports industry as a whole, an industry that before the pandemic generated about 20 billion dollars. >> next, the arrests made in connection to a shooting at a south bay side shows local leaders continue to struggle to try to prevent those illegal street shows and what officials are now saying after a person in the south bay dies of west nile virus. also a live report from washington as democrats and republicans accelerate their push to win voters vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissi

. >> reporter: secretary of health and human services xavier becerra says the biden administration directedelp fund state programs. >> states are weighing in a little bit more enthusiastically than others. >> the federal government does not operate it. it requires every state to own 988. >> reporter: currently, only five states have permanent 988 funding. haskins texted with a counselor to get a feel for what an interaction is like. >> in the end, i was really happy with the conversation. >> reporter: now she is trying to get a 988 sticker on the lap stop of every high school and college student. >> just try to do something positive and trying to save a life. that's my goal. >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> true lifeline. still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the midwest team rooted in the mission to protect some of the world's most ancient trees. like volunteering. but my moderate-to-severe eczema can make it hard. now i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so you can have clearer skin and noticeably less itch. serious allergic reactions ca

td runs for him, plays defense to it at 13 tackles big game for him. 21 7 link of fourth quarter xavierh the pick and the fly, and he will take it 75 yards to the house for the touchdown. 13 pick sixes for lincoln in the game to buy that man. solaris 38 7 mustangs and their head coach phil ferrigno wins his record ninth city titled the school's 11th, overall 44 7 and a big runaway winner. in the city had the usual thanksgiving feast of nfl football games today. let's start with the final game, the vikings hosting the patriots, us bank stadium in minneapolis, ready for this one third quarter . he nina wang gu takes the kick off and gets free and that's a lot of trouble. he's going to type up that sideline and dance and just motor. 97 yards for the touchdown return that tied the game up at 23 23. fourth quarter still tight, kirk cousins, a quarterback is going to find adam feel in back of the end zone with a toe tapper touchdown of his own 15 yard touchdown in the corner, got it, justin jefferson added 139 receiving yards for fun and a touchdown cousins, jefferson and feeling enjoying the

xavier walton has more on how much you might be spending this year to get to your destination. >> been astronomical forever. sticker shock and holiday travel, hiccups. i don't want to trash an airline, but let's just say arrived here about 03:30am, in the morning as millions head to different destinations. most of the same about the cost to get their lunch words you had to pay white. >> why i to pay $100 because my back was 2 pounds 2 pounds, 2 pounds. >> i mean, you've already paid an arm or leg and then now you get here, you have an extra $100. how does that make you feel? >> broke. we're going to compared to last year. average airfares up about 40%. >> can stay with the family or friends. hotel rooms up 6%. bad, though, the cost of cars actually down 3 half percent. but still, 46% more expensive than pre-pandemic prices from 2019. no matter what you're trying to do when it comes to travel. >> we're just not seen the discounting that we saw once upon a time despite the rise in prices, americans are still leaving home, even getting to the airport these days. parking rates have gone ou

magazine happy hooker i read the book everybody get $100 i thought everybody gets a hundred dollars so xavierd it is that i don't want to buy you i want to rent you. i said give me 100. [laughter] for me it is funny because i was a little girl out there who didn't know what to do and i made it through. but it was all terrible and the sky give me 100 because he found out how young i was in that excited him to give me extra money so the guys were asking me i was dumb enough to tell them and instead of them saying get out and excited them more and they gave me more money. so io made that money and no time i gave it to my grandmother and she never asked where it came from. so i went there for the next few weekends until i ran into the pimps who kidnapped me and took me to indiana and beat me and held me captive for six months and took me to the truck stops. when they got another girl they were able to get me away the truck driver got me away and took me back to chicago he was a great man. when i ran to my grandmother's house and open the door the first thing she said is you left tommy left me her

xavier said it so i went and got a card and asked for $100 and he said i want to buy you, i just want to read you and i said wait a minute, give me 100. [laughter] for me it is funny because i was a little girl out there, didn't know what to do and i made it through but the thing is, it was all terrible in this guy gave me 100. do you know why? you found out how young i was in that excited him so he said i'll give you extra money and that's what happened to me all night, the guys were asking and i was dumb enough to tell him in a set of them saying get out of my car, you're too young, it excited the more and they gave me more money so i made money in no time and gave it to my grandmother and she never asked me where it came from so i went for the next few weekends until iran into those who kidnapped me and took me to indiana and beat me and held me captive six months. when they got another girl, i was able to get away, the truck driver copy away, a great band. i don't know where he was going booking he i took me back to chicago. iran to my grandmother's house and opened the door and t

this young man xavier crass said the suspect never once, never once mentioned being nonbinary.n occasion he would have outbursts he said from a place of anger. once at least an outburst was directed towards the gay community. apparently the suspect said they hated gay people and used a slur to describe them but krause said more often than not these outbursts were directed at other races. now crass told us the suspect appeared very, very proud of the weapons, the firearms, showed them to crass and crass said weapons like these make me a little uncomfortable at which point he said, bro, it's not the guns, it's the people you've got to be scared of. back to you. >>> today's thanksgiving day holiday in the u.s. 55 million people are braving packed airports and highway traffic crisscrossing the country. one tradition is the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york, of course. officials are making a safe celebration their top priority. >> at this time i will tell you there are no credible or specific threats to new york city, to the thanksgiving day holiday or any of the surroundin

francis xavier boarding school. we had a unitarian boarding school.nd we had eight days schools later starting at about 1904. the co-students that went to carlisle, had definitely picked up my fascination and i have studied them. learned about their data. in a general sense it is difficult to get to the stories of women and children because typical histories don't always get to the faces and voices of men and women. they often follow politics and economics. but my historical research that has shown there are many moving parts, fortunately in the case of carlisle, there is a digital resource center. and that center provides basic data on all the students who were enrolled. i was able to find out who the students were. i found out that three of our students passed away are buried there. i found that 17 were discharged for serious illness, many of whom, almost all of whom, died within a year or two of their return to the reservation. i have the advantage of having been able to interview children of carlisle students. in conducting interviews to understan

xavier brown tweeting about his teammates, words can't describe how i'm feeling right now.rothers. till we meet again, i love you all. the football team is scheduled to play on saturday. a decision whether that will be played has not been made. >>> the nfl, we no longer have any undefeated teams after the commanders beat the phillies. the phillies were driving to take the lead when dallas goedert gets dragged down by his facemask. the officials completely miss the facemask. commanders take over deep in the eagles territory. they get a field goal. they get to 5-5 on the season and with that head coach ron rivera was pretty emotional. >> yeah! yeah! my mother would have been proud. >> yes, sir. >>> shaq and his family, meanwhile, were here in atlanta for the premiere of his four-part hbo documentary about his life. episode 1 drops next wednesday. i was there last night. i asked shaq what he hopes people will learn from his journey. >> huge win to watch this. focus on this. be here without my mother and my father. the day after i left them when i was 14, i just took off. kids,

inflation and the fed and xavier becerra for a 50 basis point interest rate hike next month as other officials agree a more restrictive policy is needed to bring down inflation. kathleen hays joins us. she is our global economic and policy editor. where is the is less hawkish beat coming from? kathleen: it seems like it is coming from more and more fed officials. one of the first clear signals we got was the september 21 fomc meeting where there were several that said members talking about calibration of rate hikes. calibration of policy as they continued to move forward with the policy tightening. they were not talking about a pause. that was the first hint of slowing things down. lael brainard talking explicitly about pulling back to a smaller rate hike. chris waller, the fed board governor. one of the leading honks jumping on the bandwagon. speed up the taper. that is chris wallace. what you say? he is getting more comfortable with a 50 basis point rate hike at the december meeting. he does need to see more data and there is going to be another inflation report before we actually

read the book had the magazine she said that everybody gets $100 i got all girls get $100 and so xavier so i went down there and i got in the garden ethic i $100 and he said i don't buy you i just want you and i said hey wait a minute. look, for me it is funny because i was a little girl out there did not know what to do and i made it through, do you know what to me but the thing about a bus, that it was all terrible you know. and this guy ended up giving me 100 and you know why, because he found out how young i was in that excited him to the point that he said i will give you extra money. and that is what happened to me all night, the guys would asking me had i was dumb enough to tell them that instead of them saying get out of my car, you're too young, they get excited more and they gave me more money. and swimming the money and time and i went home and i gave it to my grandmother and she never asked me where it came from. and so i went there for the next few weekends until i ran into the people who kidnapped me and took me to indiana and beat me and held me captive for six months and

xavier said the suspect that once, never, mentioned his non- binary status.they said the suspect would have outbursts that came from a place of anger. those outbursts were once directed at the gay community. the suspect said they hated gay people and describe a slur to describe gay people, but he said they were mainly toward other races. he said he is proud of his guns and show them off. he said it is not the guns, it is the people you have to be scared of. the conversation sat with him he said. >> that is interesting. nick watt, thank you very much. >>> up next, new details in the investigation into the four murders of university of idaho students. we will tell you what we know and what remains unananswered. that is next. to relieveve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. [bells] ♪ hey tristan! ♪ hey lexus... play holiday music ♪ make this december one to remember. together. happy holidays from lexus. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine u

that were good friends, they bonded over video games and played video games regularly and this man, xavier krause, the neighbor, told us the suspect would occasionally have outbursts that he described as coming from a place of anger. they were on at least one occasion directed at the gay community we are told that the suspect used a slur to describe gay people. but krause also said that most of the outbursts were actually directed at people of other races. so, motive is going to be key. december 6th formal charges are expected. erica. >> nick wat, thank you. >>> joining me now to discuss, cnn law enforcement analyst john wack. >> there is so many talk about hate crime charges. colorado's laws changed recently, it was rewritten last year. so no longer have to prove that hate or bias was the sole motivation in a crime, only part of it. what will prosecutors need to show, joey, to prove that this was, there fact, a factor in this deadly attack. >> yeah. erica, good morning to you. and my friend jonathan. just a horrific set of circumstances. so, ultimately we know that there are the murder ch

. >> xavier walton with more. >> the holiday shopping marathon is off and running the national retail federation says this year more than 114 million shoppers will hit stores on black friday. just going get acquainted with the sales people. >> 53% of people surveyed by retail me not so they will be shopping on black friday and in stores but spending 8% less than they did last year. and 85% say that's because of inflation. people are valuing for despite inflation soaring to record highs, the national retail federation says overall holiday sales will top 2021 numbers by at least 6% pumping somewhere in the ballpark of 942 billion dollars into the economy. shoppers are trying to save every penny when you're shopping at somewhere like target, you can scan the barcode through the app. >> and it will show you that the regular price is 16. 99. but the online price is 10 82 so they will price match up at the counter. >> in the end, markdowns could bring us all hope for consumers and a stronger than expected economy, mainly to a successful day for retailers. the people that enjoy the black fri

and this young man xavier -- told me that he had never once heard the suspect ever mention anything about being nine binary in the past. alison? >> yes, i think you're asking all the right questions nick and i appreciate that, because some people expressed skepticism as whether it's a ploy, we'll find out more about that. diane, nick, thank you both. i want to bring in democratic state senator -- louise lucas. senator, thanks so much for being here. we're so sorry about what's happening in virginia and in your district and what everybody there has had to endure. what's the answer? what's the answer to stopping things like what happened at walmart? >> you know, i've said several times over the last 24 hours, the only thing that's going to stop gun violence is legislators coming up with common sense that gun violence prevention programs that's going to bring all this to a stop. the first thing that i thought needed to happen is for us to develop a critical mass of people around this issue. so that they can start impressing upon the legislators they need to do this, because people are just s

insurance marketplace which is celebrating its 10th year in business, health and human services secretary xavier becerra was in los angeles for the event to mark that. he says 1.7 million californians have signed up for health coverage this year and a rule change to the affordable care act next year is set to make a half a million more people eligible for that health coverage. >> there are more plants. more options today for more health insurance companies on the marketplaces in california covered the aca, then we have seen in the history of obamacare. >> to see if you qualify for coverage, you can just logarithm onto covered ca dot com. the open enrollment period last until january 31st. >> it's 9.27, and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. cvs has to fork over millions. how it handled opioid prescriptions. will largest jackpot in powerball history. 1.2. >> billion dollars is up for grabs and coming up, your chances of winning. >> it's 9.30, right now and take a peek at the weather and see when the rain is going to come back. i we are seeing some conditions out there today that are so fa

they lived across the hall, played video games together, and that young man xavier cross, we asked abouthe nonbinary status and he said the suspect had never once brought that up in all the time that they had spent together, but did have some outbursts of anger coming from a place of rage as krauss told us some of them directed at the gay community, used slurs to describe gay people, but also more often than not he said that those outbursts of anger were directed at other races. they want to narrow down, get enough evidence so they can charge december 6th with five counts of first degree murder and bias crimes. alex? >> still so many questions and of course we hope that that community can find some level of comfort as they manage to gather today for thanksgiving. nick watt in colorado springs, thank you so much for all of your reporting. >>> now in the wake of the shootings president joe biden vowed this morning to take action against assault weapons. cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz is in nantucket, massachusetts, president met with firefighters. strong words from the preside

. >> xavier walton has more. >> the holiday shopping marathon is off and running.ional retail federation says this year more than 114 million shoppers will hit stores on black friday. just going get acquainted with the sales people. >> 53% of people surveyed by retail me not so they will be shopping on black friday and in stores but spending 8% less than they did last year. and 85% say that's because of inflation. people are valuing for the acts. >> despite inflation soaring to record highs, the national retail federation says overall holiday sales will top 2021 numbers by at least 6%. >> pumping somewhere in the ballpark of 942 billion dollars into the economy. shoppers are trying to save every penny when you're shopping at somewhere like target, you can scan the barcode through the app. >> and it will show you that the regular price is 16. 99. but the online price is 10. 82 so they will price match up at the counter. >> in the end, markdowns could bring us all hope for consumers and a stronger than expected economy may lead to a successful day for retailers. the

xavier solaris with the pick and the fly. house. 75 yards for the touchdown. when three pick sixes for lincoln to buy solaris , 38 7 mustangs and their head coach, lincoln head coach phil ferrigno. hoisting the trophy as he wins his night city title. the school's 11th overall 44 7, runaway winner for lincoln, we had a trio of nfl games to feast on today for the holiday. we kick it off with the late game two good teams to patriots and vikings us bank stadium in minneapolis ready for this one third quarter. teenage wang wu taken the kickoff. he's going to get free. he's gone down the sideline. just days in bounds a little tippy toeing about 97 yards on the turn, and that tied the game up at 23 23 late. fourth game quarter tied up 26 kirk cousins will find adam feeling in the back of the end zone. great catch great footwork 15 yard touchdown vikings lead at 33 26 justin jefferson added. 139 receiving yards and a touchdown and all that was left for the guys was some good turkey vikings win at 33 26. they have a commanding five ga

two way guy 21 7 lincoln fourth quarter xavier solaris with the pick and the fly, and he's gone somek sixes for lincoln to buy solaris 38 7 mustangs, lincoln head coach phil for ignore hoisting the trophy. he wins his record night city title schools 11th overall 44 7 winner today for lincoln. and yes, the big boys were playing to three nfl turkey day games on the slate to are already in the books and we take you to dallas. a big nfc e showdown. we got cowboys. we got giants turkey to third quarter 14 13 cowboys deck. prescott play action, and he finds dalton schultz for six yard td two tds on the day for schultz. he is a stanford product. cowboys win it 28 20. they jump a game ahead of the giants for second place in the nfc east behind the eagles early game pitted the upstart lions hosting the bills. fourth quarter. 22 19 lions. josh allen will hit stefon diggs from five yards out for the score. they missed the extra point still again, 25 22 lines kicked a field goal to tie it up with seven seconds to go. tyler bess , who had missed that ph d p. 80 gets the 45 yard or do you just bee

and xavier walton has more on how much you might be spending this year to get to your destination. >>s have been astronomical forever. sticker shock in holiday travel, hiccups. i don't want to trash an airline, but let's just say right here about 03:30am, in the morning as millions head to different destinations. most of the same about the cost to get there more to you had to pay white. >> why i to pay $100 because my back was 2 pounds 2 pounds, 2 pounds. >> i mean, you've already paid an arm or leg and then now you get here, you have an extra $100. how does that make you feel? >> broke. we're going to compared to last year. average airfares up about 40%. >> can stay with the family or friends. hotel rooms up 6%. bad, though, the cost of cars actually down 3 half percent. but still, 46% more expensive than pre-pandemic prices from 2019. no matter what you're trying to do when it comes to travel. >> we're just not seen the discounting that we saw once upon a time despite the rise in prices, americans are still leaving home, even getting to the airport these days. parking rates have gon

xavier walton takes a closer look. 2, what? >> boosters and and liftoff of artemis. one. we rise together back to the and >> nasa's most powerful rocket. boring into space. and starting a new phase space exploration. this is the agency's first trip to the moon in 50 years. and while a lot has changed. the cheers from inside mission control sound the same. this is a rise. 1.3 million mile moon mission is finally underway. this is an kurds. space capsule will travel into deep space farther than any human controlled spacecraft is ever gone. moon is just a few days away. >> mars is months and months away. the mission is paving the way for a crewed launch. and mcclain could be one of the astronauts on board are long-term big goal. >> it's going to mars exploring places that we've never been before. nasa's johnson space center paying homage to the past. >> well, look into the future showcasing to moon rockets 50 years apart. apollo 17 in art of this one. >> looking to be million pounds thrust artemis is going to return us to the moon. >> and in a sustainable way. >> retired nas

health secretary xavier becerra says nearly 3 and a half million people have signed up for coverage since november. 1st subsidies passed by congress through 2024. are softening the blow of increasing premium sets up 17% from last year. the number of new people signing up. also up 40% open enrollment ends january 15. if you have any money left in your health care, flexible spending account fsa now would be the time to use at the deadline to use the money is december 31st. essays let you stash away dollars before taxes for approved expenses. and if you don't spend it, you will lose that money. consumers are poised to forfeit more than a billion dollars if they're not used. the good news is the list of things you can use to buy with. the money is bigger this year. thanks to congressional action. so you likely will be able to use that money to buy things. you what have been trying to buy anyway. it's money. you tell us that. >> this week marks a year since senseless violence claimed the life of kron 4 security guard kevin nishita the result from family members left beh%nd. after the short bre

we've had adapted our kids books, got adapted to a show, and there's a character named xavier in the z. and one of the characters on the show is named brad, the most handsome cartoon character you've ever seen in your life. and i think the only semblance of control that i've had that i'm proud of is that brad's cats on pbs on right after street is his phrases or. they and so i can live not having a movie the fact that there are kids that are just little going around and going over a so i think my work is done as a filmmaker personally i i have to float my stick with scott here like getting to say you know, that it's kind of like singing about painting, you know, in many ways like it. and one of the greatest that you can come across in life is to know what you're good at and what you're not good at like that and what you should leave alone like that. and so in an awful lot of the time, unless you are, you know, of the level of like some of these more illustrious, you know, writers who can leverage anything, do whatever they want, like the best thing you can do is, is kind of like bein

but in 2021, then california attorney general xavier becerra resigned from office to become the u.s. gavin newsom appointed bata to the role often referred to as california's top law enforcement officer. >> fatah says in his year and a half in office, he has worked to keep californians safe. we're taking guns out of the hands, going door to door with our our brave >> agents are men and to remove guns from the hands of those who are prohibited from having them because of a criminal conviction or restraining order or this call fine a mental illness. work. we get what we're doing. we're getting the job done. but but his republican challenger, nathan hochman, argues crime is out of control. he wants ponta to work closely with law enforcement. i believe in a balanced >> portion agenda. partners with the police rather than treat them just as our enemy. it funds police departments. if you want to better hire, train and supervise police force defund i say i've got a great relationship with law enforcement. i support our men and women in uniform, prada bags every day to keep us safe and keep

after graduating from xavier university in 1942, lieutenant colonel weathers returned to memphis where he read a newspaper article about the newly created aviation cadet program in tuskegee, alabama, one of the first such programs in the country meant for aspiring african-american pi pilots. despite the racial discrimination he endured, he secured a one-on-one meeting with memphis political boss e.h. crumbp who personally recommended weathers nomination to the tuskegee program to president rus ruse veltd. from there he began his distinguished military service fighting as a combat pilot among the legendary red tails during world war ii. his accomplishments during the war included shooting down two german planes while protecting u.s. army air corps bombers and two additional enemy aircraft in italy while escorting a damaged b-24 liberator bomber. even after the war, lieutenant colonel weathers' service to his country continued. in 1960 he became an air traffic control specialist with the federal aviation administration and soon after he became the first black air traffic controller in me