republican george santos flipping new york's third district red defeating democrat challenger robert zimmerman todd: george, let us be the first to congratulate you officially on your win. why, why did you win? what issue was that that drove you to victory? >> you know, i kept the entire race, guys and thank you for having me here, but i kept the entire race about the people. i kept it about the issues hurting america here in the third district, whether inflation, whether crime, whether the high cost of energy m education for our kids. while he spent entire campaigns marry me i spent it making it about the people and the people spoke louder. when you run a campaign and you don't offer a solution to the problems at hand, you can't win. this is not a matter of red or blue, republican or democrat but a matter of right and wrong. we have the right message on my opponent at the wrong message. >> carley: president biden won your district two years ago appeared to be able to flip this seat read is no small feat. what is your reaction to the governor's race? a lot was hoping lee zeldin and kathy hochu

you beat robert zimmerman. we have the baseball card graphic of these two candidates. a lot of our viewers are familiar with. he's been on fox, on other channels. you were able to turn that district. what do you think was the secret? >> the reality was, my opponent kept making this entire race about him and how amazing he was and how the issues that i was talking about were just gas lighting and essentially fear mongering. i kept it about the people. i made the entire campaign about issues hurting americans, what kept people up at night, whether it was rent or their mortgage bill or electric bill or gas heating bill, which everybody is now -- we're living in a country where people are rationing heat bills because they're scared of the size of the bill. this campaign was never and me or him. it's about the people we represent. >> martha: the get out the vote is another big issue. republicans doing soul searching on this issue across the country. how did you get your voters out, george? >> simple. we talked to the community. we were out there, a big part of our victories

on long island, george san toast defeating democrat robert zimmerman by nearly 10 points in a long island district joe biden won by double digits. and in the next district over, retired new york city police department detective anthony d'espisito winning a house seat held by democrats for roughly two decades. here now on their very exciting week those three new york congressman elect. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: all right. so, mike, you know, we have been talking about where's the red wave. there walls a red wave on long island. >> absolutely. and across new york state. you know, we are going to send # 1 members from the new york to congress and that will ultimately deliver the house majority for republicans. and, you know, being in the hudson valley, rockland county, west chester, putnam, duchess we defeated the chair of the dccc first time in 42 years. and, you know, today hillary clinton, bill clinton and george soros wake up with a republican congressman elect. >> steve: your win reminds me of when aoc beat joe crowley the number 3 democrat

zimmerman was in the seat. people did not expect him to go away. how are you feeling?ality is, with tom swaze make a failed bid for congress and zimmerman thinking this would be given to him, it was his god given right, gift, nobody saw this race coming on their radar and a we flipped it in the 16 point swing from the biden plus 8 to george santos 8 point victory. i'm excited. i elated to represent the people. it's been a four year process, runing in 2020, losing and then running again in 2022. i'm very proud of being here and be able to go to d.c. starting january to represent my people ms what a are you going to do? tell us how you can take on all of these issues. the people have spoken. crime was a major issue. we're all surprised that lee zeldin did not pull it off because he put crime front and center. how do you deal with all a of that, what are your priorities? >> the reality a, my legislative agenda is the same one i campaigned. i made the campaign about the people and i promised that i would go to d.c. to fight crime, mitigate inflation and lower the cost of e

and we came out of the theater to the news that george zimmerman had been acquitted. so to be able to say is an artistic response because, you know, oscar grant, who is the subject of fruitvale station. if you've seen the film or if haven't, it's a day in the life. so we start with you know, the alarm goes off, he wakes. he plays with this baby girl. he passes with his partner. he goes to work. he picks something up for mother. it's everybody's regular day. but you watch knowing what is going to happen at the end. and so i think that, you know, the overall mission here, if you dehumanize people, if you do not see them in their fullest dimension, if you describe them in dehumanize in terms that is how we move along the road to violence. and think that this is something that we know just as human beings. so i think that that combination of okay here people here's a film that lets us talk about this and also saying, you know young people what is the art that you are making? so there's a lot of listening that's happening in the book as trying to sort of be very importantl

how was it there i'm told julius zimmerman where are my elephants? yes to me dear my good, huh?on't last long . well, or according to petrov, this is our everything, that is, this is what we see, this is an absolutely global split, therefore, of course, when turkey looks at it when it looks at it, china when the arab world looks at it, when russia is looking at it well, we have no doubt where we are, it's clear when zelensky is looking at it he feels like belonging to the lgbt plus. well, remember, all his dances in leather e, stockings and all his endless pornographic activities, including playing the piano with his genitals. but they

they are both zimmerman is pro-choice. the other by is pro-life.ce is a governor of michigan gretchen whitmer running for re-election realism and revival plan. she is pro-choice. she is in a tough race there big money come in against her from the beboss family and former president trump has been there if she wins this race it will be a bright spot for democrats not only the fact that she won but the way she won, talking about economic issues and she could catapult herself into the conversation if indeed president biden does not run in 24 even in 28 when we know he won't run. >> bret: your governor's race was georgia. >> i'm sorry. did i go? >> martha: kemp is up by about five points right now in the latest polling that we are seeing on this race. and stacey abrams is making the argument that black men in georgia have been fed disinformation in this race. so when you boil down, you know, what information is out there. you look is up about 4%. higher inflation rate in georgia than the rest of the country, it's at 9%. those are the numbers. it's been

then, they won 80 and play in the second half of a mistake here, walker zimmerman took down gareth bale in the box. that's a penalty. a yellow card. wales fans all fired up about that. a huge scoring opportunity. and, look at the leah laser focus lining up with a penalty shot. drilled into the equalizer, the country's all-time leading scorer struck again. we will face england on friday, the brits beat around 6-2 in the opening match, but sarah, at that level, you can't just get a lead and go conservative in the second half of the game. there were 11 starters for the u.s. today playing in the first ever world cup. i blame the coach a little bit for not recognizing the moment , making substitutions, maybe, to avoid mistakes like that. >> this was uncoached a little bit, but they've got to do better against england on friday, hang with them and then beat around to get out of that draw. >> a tough road ahead. brian, thank you. >>> if you are planning (vo) a medicare advantage plan should come with all the benefits you want and zero compromises. with anthem blue cross, it can. just go to ant

gareth bale is brought down by zimmerman before launching his penalty into the net.al score. we were fully _ the net. 1—1 the final score. we were fully focused on this game, not looking _ were fully focused on this game, not looking any— were fully focused on this game, not looking any further like we said, not a _ looking any further like we said, not a good — looking any further like we said, not a good first have to be honest, they played really well and we played — they played really well and we played poor but, yeah, great talk by the gaffer _ played poor but, yeah, great talk by the gaffer at half—time, changed a few things about and the boys came out fighting like we always do, battling, — out fighting like we always do, battling, and we looked like we were going _ battling, and we looked like we were going to _ battling, and we looked like we were going to win the game from the start of the _ going to win the game from the start of the second half and great point from _ of the second half and great point from where we were, showed character a-ain from where

saturday with an abdominal injury. 98 minutes, this is the best one, ball by the goalie, but walker zimmerman was there to save the day and kick it away. iran wanted a penalty, they did not get it, so the u.s. hung on and one 1-0, the second youngest team in the field, onto weekend place. if you were a morning person, you are in luck because saturday's game against the netherlands, 6:00 a.m. is when the coverage begins. so, we don't know the status of pull the search ballistic , he is in hospital seeking treatment. the netherlands are good but the u.s. is playing with house money, now. they were so pressured, and also, why not the u.s.? >> it's an exciting day. and you know, there was so much excitement, i was on a different story today at a high school in livermore, and when i was there, the custodian was on his phone, right and i said what are you watching? he filled us in. take a look at this. >> has it going? >> reporter: rick gutierrez, is a beloved campus supervisor at granada high school. he loves his students that he loves sports. today, while he was watching over the students on camp

i know the creatures here, they probably listen very carefully in germany to this fear, zimmermanic soions norman stractions norman i, who wants to fight with russia, who said that we have the right, we have redeemed our nazi past, we can again be on the tail, and to fight is one of those signals that i wanted to say, but she does not the only one, after all, it is not the only one that gives such signals, and not even that they want to fight politicians of this level, but that there is a whole mass of signs of signals that are in the same time period. or he wrote that the bundeswehr has earned a plan of action persistent with russia well, you already know that, here they mentioned the white paper. i am so white. in short, i'm against it. i believe that there is no problem with weapons in germany if they are declared, there is no war for us. to me, targets for nuclear weapons have a very simple target. germany this target is a target, germany had two whites who were not aware of in 2006. uh, the last white paper was i don’t remember when, in my opinion, ursula von was then the defense

walker zimmerman is here to save the day. 1-0, advancing to the knockout round of 16.teal scoring early. alexander barr of on-off. no. 1-0 sharks in the first two minutes. logan couture on the breakaway. sharks victorious 4-0. arik armstead, a special guest in santa clara. reading to the kids on this giving tuesday. arm said read the book. the names are focuses on the importance of diversity and inclusion. jimmy garoppolo drawn every day until he gets traded. today was day 300. a takeoff on the movie 300. sports on abc seven sponsored by river ama: you can watch our newscast on the bay area connected tv news app. download now and start streaming. thank you so much for watching. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice rest of your evening. stay tuned for jimmy kimmel. dan: ama: have a one. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- billy crystal. kate berlant. and music from camilo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, that's very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of th

walker zimmerman. we'll get a hand on it. that would do it. usa shuts out iran one to nothing. they will play the netherlands on saturday at 07:00am pacific time now we mentioned policicchio got hurt. well, he went to the hospital and guess what? he let everybody know his status for saturday. so expletive, proud of my guys. i'll be ready saturday. don't you worry? that's going to be exciting. one on saturday. now i already spoiled the lead. so we know who won this game. but let's see how the dutch got past qatar. 26 minute. no score. cody gap co fires it to the bottom corner. netherlands goes up one nil later on memphis to pace shot gets blocked. but frankie, that john leads us to netherland wins 2 nil. we'll take on in the knockout stage on saturday morning, bright and early to the ice. now sharks in montreal taking on the canadians first period. no score. alex durbar been off shot is blocked. but matt nieto puts it in shark strike first day lead one to nothing. 3rd period. same for kevin lubbock. fires it in. lights, the lamp that extends the lead to 2 sharks shut out the can

zimmerman with a file in the box. gareth bale as you would expect it as the welsh talisman getting the draw for wales. a result that certainly sets the world cup and a motion for either side but of course the united states are up against england on friday. wells will take on iran before a clash against their favorite neighbors in the last game of the match. >> can i ask you briefly about the armband controversy? there were many captains who intended to wear a kind of lgbtq friendly armband. have gone back on that. there seems to be some kind of message on one of the armbands we saw tonight. can you throw any light on that? >> the armband was the one love armband pair the campaign started in the netherlands which was all-inclusive about the lgbtq community. that is absolutely spot on. what happened was the seven federations who had decided to wear it including the netherlands, germany, denmark and france was one of the nations that opted out of wearing the armband had to pull out at the last minute because fifa threate

walker zimmerman was there to save a goal . iran wanted a penalty, did not get appears, the united states in a win or go home situation. they handled its business. they won the game 1-0. they will take on the netherlands this saturday. pulisic saw the outcome of the match from his hospital bed. he posted this photo saying so proud of my guys . i am ready saturday. don't worry. 7:00 a.m. kickoff here in the bay area. the nba and the warriors, late may, this year, the last time they were in dallas, it happened to be game four of the nba western conference finals. reigning champs picking up a little over three minutes left. they said give me that. the other way, they pulled up and hit. they put dallas up by 4. he had a 41 point night. steph curry off-balance three. of course, he made it. golden state is up 110-108. curry scored two. next possession, hardaway scored a two like his daddy. 15 seconds left. curry was called for traveling. this is traveling? four seconds remaining. klay thompson had an open look to tie the game . it ju

walker zimmerman is here to save the day. 1-0, advancing to the knockout round of 16. team teal scoring early. alexander barr of on-off. no. 1-0 sharks in the first two minutes. logan couture on the breakaway. sharks victorious 4-0. arik armstead, a special guest in santa clara. reading to the kids on this giving tuesday. arm said read the book. the names are focuses on the importance of diversity and inclusion. jimmy garoppolo drawn every day until he gets traded. today was day 300. a takeoff on the movie 300. a takeoff on the movie 300. sports on how white do you think your teeth really are? let's try the tissue test. ooof, still yellow. there's toothpaste white and there's crest 3d whitestrips white. whitestrips safely work below the enamel surface for whiter teeth in 3 days, guaranteed. a zillion times whiter! crest. when you can barely smell your plug-in, what are your guests smelling? try febreze fade defy plug. it has built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell first day fresh for 50 days. ♪la la la la la♪ ama: you can watch our

then a 180 degree change in the second half, a mistake here, defender walker zimmerman took down garrettat's a penalty. a yellow card, wales fans fired up, as bail, watch the laser focus as he lined up this penalty kick. this guy couldn't watch, as bail drilled the equalizer. the country's all-time lead scorer struck again, the match ended in a 1-1 tie, they will face england on friday, the brits beat iran, final 6-2, in their opening match. mba steph curry in street clothes, four warriors o em, jord up ato this. a schoolyard right here, for jones, the big slam, up by 21. the warriors let the kids play, no thompson, no green, no weekends. and watch jonathan coming to, follow jordan poole. he hit his head on the backboard. fourth quarter, this was a game to forget for golden state, great pass from devontae graham, i had for jos÷ alvarado, and we are done. elegance had a cake walk, 128-83, the warriors host the clippers on wednesday. in san jose, between the pipes against ottawa, sharks went off in the second period, they took 21 shots. this for timo meier who followcarlson's shot, sharks

remember when you told zimmerman about e folksm?ow a man and a woman are called, you could imagine this again, i'm storming the fruit. if you need to be recruited women older than 60 years, then people especially russians beware you then said that this was a joke, not entirely successful humor, bad coincidence among the germans. i'm not up for discussion right now. by the way, it refutes you. she is on the next day we can still show the plot of the time is not a pity, he said that all this is not accidental. yeah well, uh, now. look how interesting yesterday 's verbbox comes out today and says, well, we will have an assault and hitler. you see, eighty- nine and nine will all go. everyone will stand. all will stand rocks. she didn't say that. she didn't make peace with you, i don't want to. yeah, but that 's absolutely, damn it, that's not what he said. well, wait. well , what kind of folklore, it's just the position of people who sympathize, yes, and children sympathize well ukraine feels like you have such an understanding, but i,

let zimmerman march, but, of course, they're cunning guys, so they understand. why do we ourselves fight directly. we are not yet all the slavs were used with how beautifully the anglo-saxons work. yes, they are, well, tons of months. they looked so carefully and they think that we seem to have collected all sorts of shells in nato. now is the time to use it. well, dandruff from the head. you know , shake it out, they don’t think that they are part of the brain, but for the anglo-saxons it’s worth the sleeves and went further once trump shot dandruff from a macron and said. you must be a perfect macron, but you're out of luck. now he has a pirka on his cheeks, then he has another meeting with voters. slap in the face, flew in, it is clear that the french voters are somehow difficult. uh, not a fiver is right at all, but a half five is correct. well, we are rushing around, the napoleons of many creatures are millions. so what she now directly remembered was youth. it can be seen that churchill and the hyena of europe will inscribe on their flags what he said abou

to witness this, and he had developed this very painful operational technique, and i learned lucy zimmerman, betsy harris, these enslaved women who no one knew, no one knew who they were, but they call j. marion simms the father of modern gynecology, you have to call these women the women of modern gynecology because it was born in their bodies. and in want about to just go ahead and stop the so we can get to our conversation. but, for me, this has been the igdriving factor for me which is shedding light are on some of the stories of black women that aren't being -- that should be told and that are really open secrets in the south in the same way that the tuskegee safe plus -- syphilis experiment was an open secret for 40 years. >> wow. thank you veryre much. so i want -- i have a question and, honestly, anyone can answer isthis. oftenav we have to create, you know, context that isn't necessarily there. rereand i'm talking particularly about erasure, right? when we are researching for a novel with an article, sometimes there are items in census records or photographs, etc., that you, you're

world came very close to a second war the germans are encouraging this to happen said the infamous zimmermanelegram if you will join us to fight the americans you will have thehe right to win back the territory they took from you way back in the us mexican war. not only did that not happen but pershing used his time when he could not move his troops anywhere else. they had no training in training or marksmanship and pershing grilled them over and over so the expedition was withdrawn and we entered world war i with germany pershing commands the allied troops and those to go over to europe and fight are the soldiers from the punitive expedition. so in that way it was great for the american military even though they never caught poncho. everything change but everything is the same isn't that hard how history works that way? >> we have questions from the audience for ten minutes. the state capital was constructed between the time period of the klondike and pershing's expedition so really we are in a space that relates to the stories. [inaudible] [laughter] >> we will leave and go home and then t

first person i saw was gabe zimmerman. he was our boss at the intern program. he just smiles at me.engaged. >> we got in line, and we were talking about government. we counted the 435 representatives, and i said, christina taylor, you're going to meet one of them. and then gabby got out of the car. >> she was in a great mood. she was excited to see people, to hear from them. because gabby often said that the term "representative" is a job description, meaning that you have to hear from people that you represent if you're going to represent them. we started "congress in your corner" promptly at 10:00, took our positions. i looked to the left, and i saw judge john roll. he stepped in to the area where we were standing. and it wasn't two seconds later that the shooting started. [ sound of gunfire ] >> i was holding christina's hand, and i'm looking at gabby standing in front of the american flag and the arizona state flag, and she just slid. >> the shooter turned the gun on me and judge roll, and it was this pop, pop, pop, pop sound. i went down, john went down. gabby was already down

george santos against robert zimmerman. two openly gay candidates are running in an open seat. vacated the run for governor, lost terribly in the primary to kathy hochul, so he had to resign. resigned that position for that would be a pickup if it holds there. on the south shore of long island, just see where this is, this would be a pickup also in the republican party out on long island. coming here a little bit, let's go to hudson valley. looks like mike lawler is going to win this race. 94% of the vote income a big pickup for republicans. a big target on behalf of the g.o.p. give me a big moment here, i'm just going to try and see if there is others here. this is rochester. he had a lead, lost it. we'll come up short against joe marelli. dealer's choice. shall we check nevada? here we go. three major house races in nevada. all three considered toss-ups. democrats did some thing very interesting for they went into las vegas and took their voters with two other places. that district, this district trying to increase their actions by holding on to all three. they were considere

half taking the lead and christian, timothy fisk or the team's only goal but i fell met by walker zimmermanassic wall walter gave in the late of the second half. a popular name over there less than 10 minutes to play. we needed to win that one that we didn't so we are up against the wall. we have to win this one. back in action party a pivotal grudge match and we won the first grudge match. >> carley: what is a grudge match? >> todd: it is intense and coverage 1:00 p.m. fox. we won the first 11700s when we won the revolutionary war. >> carley: absolutely. and i was looking up the rankings before and team usa is fifth in the world and england is five. >> todd: but we have beaten them before in the 1700s. >> carley: i don't think there will be muskets. but you never know. all right, the 77-year-old woman robbed in the lobby of her apartment building. this video is actually awful to watch. the suspect is on the loose. we will tell you what we know about this when we returned. >> todd: and as you get ready to sit down for the most expensive thanksgiving dinner ever. the president is blooming, y

zimmerman was asked about these images today. foremost as competitors what it's like to lose. we also know the stakes of a world cup. and then on top of that, everything that they're dealing with emotionally. so we just congratulated them on their effort and empathized with them and let them know that we were proud of the way they competed on the field in the game last night. >> what did you see in that moment? >> that's what it's supposed to be about. these exactly what sporting events are supposed to be about, putting aside the differences, going out there playing hard. the better team won on this day and respecting the opposition. that's why i say to fifa, allow the players to speak out. it's okay. they can handle it. they handled it with a plum with the way they handled the questions from reporters in the day before the match. this is what it should be all about, great competition. at the end, great comradery. >> there are many ways to make a statement, if you will. this kind of humility and good sportsmanship, quieter maybe,

republican george santos to fetid robert zimmerman.he first openly gay republican elected to a first term in congress. there are at least four new lgbtq representatives heading to washington. including backup balance, a democrat. the first woman to represent the state. >> i will work for our most vulnerable neighbors everything will day. -- every single day. >> robert garcia of california will be the first gay immigrant in congress. erik sorenson, the first openly gay person to represent illinois. it was also a history making election for transgender candidates running for state legislatures. >> the first thing that ca to mind when i saw this legislation was the direct impact it would have on me. >> including zoe's effort in montana, who testified anti-trans legislation and will be able to vote against it. in minnesota, leaf inky will be the first trans person in the state. james rosener became the first trans man elected to u.s. statehouse. it all comes as anti-lgbt legislation remains on the rise in states. with more than 100 50 anti

. >> joining us now from doha is walker zimmerman, the defender on the u.s. men's national team.gratulations to you guys. even the president stopped what he was doing to let a whole factory in michigan know that you guys had won. congratulations and thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you very much. we're extremely excited and thanks for having me this morning. >> you guys really set out to change how the world sees u.s. soccer. do you think you've done that so far? >> i hope so but we're not finished yet so i think the narrative continues. we're still going to try and do that and accomplish our goal of winning the world cup. i think if we're able to do that, we'll inspire a lot of young americans to pick up the spot and hopefully make them proud. >> you're going very humble there. all morning we've been talking about christian and his goal. but there was this moment where the ball had slipped past the goalkeeper, it was going to this open net and then you entered. what was going through your mind in that moment? >> i knew there was only a few minutes left. nine minut

the germans encouraging this to help in the infamous zimmerman telegram to mexico to fight the americansyou have the right to win back the territory that they took from you way back in the u.s. mexican war. not happen thank god that pershing use the time when he could not move his troops anywhere else, to train them. they really had had no training in marching, and marksmanship, anything like this. i'm pershing grilled them over and over paid when the punitive expedition was withdrawn, entered a world war one with germany almost right away persian commands the allied troops. the first troop to effectively be able to go over too europe and fight are the soldiers from the punitive expedition. so in that very clear way so everything changed everything is still the same. isn't it odd how it seems history seems to work? we have about ten minutes for questions from the audience. everything's occurred to me as i was listening to you all talk and looking around this beautiful space. the state capitol was constructed between the time period of the klondike persians expedition this is built r in 1

wales star forward convert ago penalty kick after a foul by walker zimmerman with less than 10 minutesn action on friday for a pivotal grudge match against england. coverage kicks off at 1:00 p.m. eastern time only on fox. >> steve: carley, you were not here yesterday but brian and piers morgan had a bed 5,000 bucks. >> carley: i was watching at home. >> brian: right, it's going to go to charity at least mine will when i take it from piers morgan. i'm not taking a pounce. venmo doesn't accept $5,000 it's too much. he will have to mail it. i hope he licks the envelope on television. so close to getting 3. >> ainsley: both teams get a point also interesting what tehran. refused to sing national anthem. they are in alinings with the protest in their country and the 326 protesters, most of which were women that have been killed, because of that brutal regime and also signs in the stands and the woman that was killed that started this whole thing was 22 years old. as 22nd, 22 minute mark they all screamed out. so iran, which is not too far is sending a message. i think that takes tremendous

shot that squeaked through the legs of the goalkeeper, matt turner, but was swept away by walker zimmermans he was there. from grant wall, at the stadium for the match and his podcast teammate, sacker analyst grant. so this was a big win for the united states. i know how excited i was watching it in west chester. what was it like to be in the actual stadium when it was going on? >> it was crazy in a good way. the u.s. sends a lot of fans to the world cup so they were extremely loud. we're in a part of the world, we were in iran. so there were lots of iran fans in the stands. they were very loud. and you really felt like this was a classic world cup atmosphere. which is why i tell everybody, at some point go to a world cup. it is an amazing feeling. it feels like you're in the central of the universe. >> so what is your take on this? i just rhead from the twitter feed. this is the first time the u.s. had two shutouts since 1930. >> yes. and when you think about the way they set out to do it. in the first half, you get your goal. you ask yourself the question, do you bunker in to defend in i

but it was quickly swept away by walker zimmerman there. oh! kicks it out just in the nick of time. game alone and i still nearly lost my voice. two reports now on the game and the politics that is never far away from it. on iran's reaction. so dawn, i was screaming the whole time watching the game. what was the atmosphere like actually being there? >> reporter: you know, it was extraordinary. and i'll put it like this. if i was screaming, i wouldn't have been able to hear my own voice because i had a wall of sound to my left. i sat right next to the iranian supporters. from the whistle until pretty much the end, they just didn't stop. drums, horns, it was all noise. the only time it stopped was when pulisic scored that incredible goal. the usa will to win this game. one goal from iran and it would have been a completely different story. the americans would have been packing their bags. instead, they're settling back into their hotel. i can give you a little update on pulisic. he went to the hospital. he underwent some scans. the team reporting that he is day to day. it is a pelvic

one bad play walker zimmerman who i think by the way such a sad moment for him like committing this penaltye bad moment and it's a tied game and now it's going to come down to most likely who beats iran worse. if it goes according to form, wales and u.s. lose to england and then the team that moves on is the one that beats iran worse, scores more goals that's the way it might work out. >> steve: will, something i have noticed over the last couple of days is everywhere i'm going is people are watching the world cup here in the united states. it's kind of like only comes around every couple of years. >> brian: four. >> steve: suddenly americans are interested in. >> this i hope so. i know everyone likes to make fun of soccer and i know brian loves soccer. here's the thing. i used to make fun of soccer a game that can end in a tie, please, i don't want anything to do with that a 0-0 tie at that my sons got into soccer when they were very young and i'm all in. look, objectively it is a really fun sport. i love the gee okay metry of it to see them build up and play into it a chance to score a go

it was quickly swept away by the defender walker zimmerman there. nick of time. afterwards, it was all celebration. i watched the game alone and i still nearly lost my voice. two reports now on the game and the politics -- it's never far away from it. i'm joined now by cnn's don riddell. he's in doha, in qatar, site of this world cup. and cnn's -- jomana karadsheh era. on iran's reaction. don, as i was saying, i was screaming the whole time watching the game. what was the atmosphere like actually being there? >> you know, it was extraordinary. i'll put it like this, if i was screaming, i wouldn't have been able to hear my own voice because i just had a wall of sound to my left. i was sat right next to the iranian supporters. from the whistle until pretty much the end, they didn't stop. horns, vuvuzelas, drums, it was all noise. the only time it stopped was when pulisic scored that incredible goal. what an important goal that was. as you say, the u.s. had to win this game. one goal from iran, and it would have been a completely different story. the a

soccer player walker zimmerman. >> we are huge supporters of women's rights. mentioned we did not know anything but your supporters of women's rights. we always have been. amy: this comes as human rights advocates have raised alarm over the harsh and deadly conditions faced by migrant workers in qatar who built the stadiums as part of the kafala sponsorship system. tournament organizers put the official death toll of migrant workers at 40 but rights groups and media outlets like "the guardian" estite thousands have died. for more, we go to doha, qatar, to speak abdullah al-arian, history professor at georgetown university in qatar and the editor of "football in the middle east: state, society and the beautiful game." he just wrote a "the new york times" op-ed headlined "why the world cup belongs in the middle east." in it he writes -- "the palestinian poet mahmoud darwish once noted that football 'is the field of expression permitted by secret understanding between ruler and ruled in the prison cell of arab democracy.' the game, he added, 'represents a breathi

robert zimmerman has been defeated by george santos.district four, the republican is leading by 10,000 votes. but this would be a republican pickup. also look at this in the 18th district, pat ryan clinging to a 686-vote advantage against schmitt, the republican. take a look at the 19th district. just about all the vote tallied in. the republican leading by more than 6,000. if that holds, that would be a republican pickup. there's the possibility that in new york state republicans end up picking up one, two, three, four, five seats. and then there's one endangered republican seat here in the 22nd district. this is a republican-held seat right now where the incumbent is retiring. most of the vote, still more to come, it's been trending in the republican direction to hold on to it. we talk about kathy hochul getting re-elected, she did, she defeats lee zeldin, the republican, but what happened in new york is that zeldin ran up some monster numbers on long island and he did really well up state, southern tier where all of these competitive

they held that lead for 50 minutes until a hard tackle by zimmerman on gareth bale gave wales the opportunity would unsurprisingly drill the penalty shot past the goalkeeper to tie the score at 1-1 in the 82nd minute. it leaves the u.s. as favorites to advance from group b as the team looks forward to a high profile matchup friday, friday afternoon, against england. england opened with a 6-2 route of iran yesterday. the top two teams will advance to the knockout stage. this is a game the u.s. had in hand, felt like they took their foot off the gas at the end, disappointing. but they can hold tight on friday and then take care of business against iran, they can still move on. >>> the weather now and meteorologist michelle grossman is here for the forecast. we know it is hot in qatar. how is it here? >> we have been so cold, you like the cool weather, it will look nice today. we're watching a couple of problem areas, relatively quiet for this thanksgiving day week, which is rare. but we're looking at some showers, stationary frond draped across florida that will bring some showers into florida,

crime and the economy all of this, smeared some very good moderate democrats on long island, robert zimmermanpainted with this broad brush. they are not what you want to call crazy progressives. moderate, sensible, fiscally responsible democrats and they were swept out. >> lee zeldin, you know him. suffolk county guy. but he did surprisingly well for a guy affiliated with trump known as a conservative. it looks like he has got within four points. >> yes. that's right. and that was -- i kind of guessed it would be about that but is he a long island guy. he comes from a regular working class family. and he ran -- i have to hand it to him he ran a flawless campaign. >> brian: real quick, your prediction on the senate. do you think it's going to come down to georgia? >> georgia and nevada it looks like will be the two states. >> brian: nevada and laxalt up. >> two years ago with the runoff. one other point. sean patrick maloney may lose his seat. dccc chair in new york city. that is the biggest of the night. highest democrat to lose a seat. >> brian: great panel. i owe you extra money. [laughter]

squeaked through the legs of goalkeeper matt turner, but was swept away by central defender walker zimmermanwas there. perspective now from soccer journalist grant wall who is at the scene for the match, in his podcast teammate, soccer commentator chris whittingham. >> obviously, this is a big win for the united states. i know how excited i was watching the loan in what west chester. what was it like to be in the actual stadium while he was going on? >> absolutely crazy atmosphere inside of the stadium. crazy in a good way. the u.s. sends a lot of fans to the world cup now, and so the u.s. fans were extremely loud, in a part of the world where there are a lot of iran fans in the stands. they were very loud. you really felt like this is a classic world cup atmosphere, which is why i always tell everybody, at some point in your, life go to a world cup, even if you're a huge soccer fan, it's just an amazing feeling, just like you at the center of the universe. >> chris, what is your take on the rest of this? i just saw in the twitter feed, this is the first time that the united states has ever

walker zimmerman got a pall on. that's all he needed. shuts out iran. one nil. they will play the netherlands on saturday at 07:00am pacific time now we saw christian pulisic go down and get her well. he went to the hospital after the game and he gave us our status for saturday. so expletive proud you could probably guess what he said. proud of my guys. i'll be ready on saturday. don't worry usa usa. that's going to be a fun one on saturday morning. now already spoiled the league. so we know who won this game. but let's see how the dutch got past qatar 49th minute netherlands up one nil frankie dejong waves up that mess in front of the netherlands win 2 to nothing will take on us. a knockout stage. stage is set saturday. 07:00am local bay area to the ice. the sharks in montreal taking on the canadians last 3rd period. sharks up one, nothing. thomas hurdle front of the net. i got a deflection. that's the goal. he had 2 of those bad boys. sharks win 4 to nothing. alright funds a sports in the bay. always saying that. all right. and actually look at sports. we'll b

the germans encouraging this to happen sent the famous or infamous zimmerman telegram to mexico saying, if you will join us to fight the americans, you will have the right to win back the territory that they took from you way back in the mexican -- u.s.-mexican war. not only did that not happen, thank god, but pershing used this time when he could not move his troops anywhere else to trenton. they really had no training in marching, in marksmanship, anything like this, and pershing drilled them over and over. so when the punitive expedition was withdrawn and enter world war i with germany almost right away, pershing commands the allied troops, and the first trip, american troops to effectively be able to go over to europe and fight are the soldiers from the punitive expedition. so in that very clear way this was a great moment for the american military, even though they never caught villa. so everything changed, and get everything still was the same. isn't it odd how history seems to work that way? >> we have about ten minutes for questions from the audience, if anyone has any. you can