. >> pelley: elizabeth testerman was trapped. >> mccartney: she's sitting there, screaming. underneath, the dash is on fire. the smoke's just going through your nose, and you're trying to figure out, well, what to do now? >> pelley: mccartney and another man kicked in her windshield and cut her seatbelt with a knife. >> mccartney: we pull her feet out, and then we kind of wiggle up to that windshield that was kicked out. and then, we pulled her over to the grass and laid her down. >> pelley: a minute later, he told us, the car exploded. that fear of dying in a car is well-known to abigail marsh. she's not a hero, but she was saved by one. at age 19, she was on an interstate at night and swerved to miss a dog. she went into a spin, which left her facing lanes of high-speed traffic in a car she couldn't restart. >> marsh: and i spent some amount of time 100% certain i was about to die. i mean, i was, snap, you know. any one of these cars hadn't swerved in time, and i definitely would've been dead. >> pelley: what happened? >> marsh: i hear a rap on the passenger-side window, a

. >>> and questions are surrounding queen elizabeth's health after she missed a major event in britain just hours before it was set to start. officials at buckingham palace announced that the 95-year-old would miss yesterday's remembrance day service due to a sprained back. it's one of the most important gatherings on the queen's calendar. it was expected to be the queen's first public appearance since she spent the night in a hospital in october. >>> and it was quite a night here on cbs as british pop star adele debuted new music from her highly anticipated upcoming album "30." during the two-hour primetime special, "adele: one night only," the 15-time grammy winner performed some of her biggest hits in front of a star-studded audience. ♪ hello from the outside at least i can say that i tried ♪ >> the concert featured adele's first new music in six years. the show was recorded at the griffith observatory in los angeles. adele also sat down for an exclusive interview with oprah winfrey where she asked her about her life and the stories behind her music. adele opened up about what g

senator elizabeth warren has also announced she will not vote to confirm him either. however, powell is likely to get republican support the ranking member of the senate banking committee pat toomey today said that powell acted swift throw respond to stabilize financial markets during the pandemic and worked constr constructively with congress on fiscal policy and looks forward to confirming him. the senate opened to brainard as vice chair despite her approach to bank regulation the announcement leave three vac kis including the vice chair of supervision position and the white house would announce those nominations starting early next month but for now, leslie, we are expecting to hear from both powell and brainard during the press conference this afternoon. back over to you. >> we will be looking forward to that as well as the news to come next month thank you. >>> also want to get to our senior economic reporter steve liesman with some more reaction to today's news. steve? >> yeah. and some market reaction a hawkish trade rifling through bond and currency markets as

elizabeth warren called the criticism modern day mccarthyism. but it's her recent comments about the banking system crypto currency and fossil fuels that is rustling feathers on both sides of the aisle. viral video called oil coal and gas quote troubled industries adding we want them to go bankrupt if we want to tackle climate change, right? today she back tracked when confronted by democrat senator jon tester. >> do you see how risky it is to make that statement. >> i actually misspoke that was not well framed. my intention was exactly the opposite that we need to help those companies get restructured. >> the white house hopes her time serving in the treasury department under former president george w. bush will convince moderates. but in a 50/50 senate it only takes one to sink her nomination. senator tester, who had concerns before the hearing still had unanswered questions at the end of it. >> this is just the latest in a long line of some pretty tough nominations for this president. you will remember neera tanden for the office of managemen

we believe this happened about 10am uk time as the queen i about 10am uk time as the queen elizabeth aircraft carrier was sailing through the mediterranean sea. we were told this was a routine flying operation, a training mission to keep up the pilot's flying hours when something found wrong and the pilot felt they had to reject from the aircraft so the pilot did that and has been recovered back to the aircraft carrier but it means the jet has gone down into the sea and has been lost. that is an expensive plane, the important thing is that the palette is safe after that search and rescue mission but there will be an investigation to work out what went wrong. by, will be an investigation to work out what went wrong.— will be an investigation to work out what went wrong. a lot of hopes are finned what went wrong. a lot of hopes are inned on what went wrong. a lot of hopes are pinned on this _ what went wrong. a lot of hopes are pinned on this jet, _ what went wrong. a lot of hopes are pinned on this jet, what _ what went wrong. a lot of hopes are pinned on this jet, what do - what w

all right, i'm in for elizabeth mcdonald, you're watching the evening at on foxbusiness. thanks for watching. have a good night. ♪♪ kennedy: you that your balls we have a case of malaise. president biden's approval rating sinking faster than the titanic, the wreck. the owner of the kansas they realized americans think their policies kind of suck? for further proof 2022 it's going to be a bloodbath for democrats. they be choked has only been in office ten short months but he's squandered any goodwill he had with voters. according to the usa today epics university poll president has an approval rating of about 38%. that will make it difficult to push his agenda because democrat lawmakers are not going to support the president deeply underwater by 21 points. the polls don't get any better, she's almost historically unlikable, congrats. were approval rating, medic 28% as britain's independent newspaper points out, that's worse than cheney and showed one of his friends in the face. he did phenomenally well and he was given a harsh one. he wouldn't take these numbers into p

elizabeth warren to his face calling him a quote "dangerous man," he could face a lot of oppositions from prprerogati prerogative -- progressives. that's the candidate they want, both candidates powell and brannon had been making the rounds on the hill. >> yeah, certainly the pick may not be a household name for every american but it certainly impacts the reserve since the economy looms so large in voters mind. we start looking towards the midterms and speaking of those. what are some of the issues that the republicans are planning to take up on as we head into the midterms. >> i don't want to be debbie downer but we are one year away from the midterms. democrats we are talking to are big fan of infrastructure bill and they hope that's something they can run on. i spoke to representatives that's something they'll use to take back their district. they're paying a lot attention on economic data and blockbuster job report on friday was a breath of fresh air for democrats. they're hoping to run on a surging economy and vaccines spread more and mask mandate go away. they think that's goin

i think people have -- >> julie: andrea and elizabeth, thank you very much and happy thanksgiving to you both. good luck with your business. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> julie: thank you. >> benjamin: dozens of people are dead after a migrant boat bound for english capsized in the english channel. 34 people were on the boat. it emanated from france. an increasing number of people are fleeing conflict in the middle east and northern africa looking for better opportunities in britain. we have the latest story from london. >> this number still could rise but so far rescue teams have found 27 bodies, men, women, one of whom was pregnant as well as children, all who were trying to reach u.s. soil. they arrived on a boat that really was just an inflatable raft that never made it across the channel. the body of water that separates france from england. border patrol found only two survivors, one from iraq and the other one from somalia both treated for hypothermia. leaders are vowing to work together and pointing blame for the tragedy. british prime minister boris johnson calling on inc

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit." it starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: okay. we begin with these images. crowded runaways of hundreds of polluting private airplanes at the u.n. climate junket in scotland as world leaders lecture you, stop polluting, reduce your carbon footprint, accept new fuel and gas taxes because you are dei fromming the planet. these leaders, they could have teleconferenced. edward lawrence is live from edinburgh, scotland, with more. good to see you. reporter: good too see you, liz. president joe biden apologized to the world because former president donald trump pulled out of the paris climate accords. in time of rising gas prices pushing inflation forward a global supply chain or energy shortage, the president is here trying to get countries to spend more in the name of climate change. he is committed the u.s. to going net zero by the year 2050. adding that the historic investment will be made by congress hopefully next week. however, senator joe manchin highlighting the problem late today. >> these are shell games, budget gimmicks that

. >> and elizabeth cohen is here. tell us what it means. >> we can remember that back around the middle of august, president biden said that boosters for everyone and now, well, that is what it looks like we're on the road to that happening. if you remember in september, pfizer received authorization to have boosters, but only for certain people, for people over 65, for people with underlying medical conditions. and while that was a good hefty percentage of americans, it wasn't everybody. so now what will happen if the fda give as green light to this is that anyone over the age of 18 will be eligible to get a booster. and it will be interesting to see will the cdc say that everyone is eligible but we really only want to encourage specifically certain people should get boosters. it will be interesting if they put sort of people in different categories. but at the end of the day, it will be if this passes anyone over age 18 will be eligible to get a booster of course six months after their second shot of their pfizer co

yet anotherut health scare for 95-year-old queen elizabeth. >> we learned of it just a few hours ago. she was pulled of a national remembrance ceremony. she had to cancel that appearance because of a back sprain, this is according to buckingham palace. >> the palace saying in a statement, quote, her majesty is disappointed that she will miss the service. nbc foreign correspondent matt bradley joining usre now from london with more. matt, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: good morning, lyndsey and kendis. we just missed the actual moment,ss the 11th hour, the 11 month, the 11th day. there was a treaty that ended world war i. that moment on that day is marked something like a veterans day or a memorial day here in britain. and it doesn't just honor those who fought and died in world war i, it honors those who are injured and fought and died in every war. the queen is a representative of the country, but also a representative of the greatest generation. she woreprgr a uniform and works uniformed soldier in world war ii. that's why this is such an important day for ther. and she rarely m

enforced through civil lawsuits against anyone who helps a person get an abortion us solicitor general elizabeth prelogar argued that no constitutional right is safe. if the justices allowed the texas law to stand our constitutional guarantees can not be that fragile and the supremacy of federal law cannot be that easily subject to manipulation. texas solicitor general judge stone defended the law saying the abortion providers are suing the wrong people since the law is enforced by private citizens, not the state, but that defense met some resistance from even the conservative justices like brett kavanaugh. there's a loophole that's been exploited >> were used here. something mark herring with the center for reproductive rights says he was happy to hear we confident we're pleased with, i said, several of the had serious concerns with what texas is doing here and the texas law will remain in effect until the supreme court issues, its decision. >> for now in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. coming up on this hour of kron 4 news is several airlines struggled with staffing shortages and

. >> elizabeth, hurly at her boyfriend hugh grant movie premiere. she wasn't really a star back then, but she was after she wore the versace, safety pin dress. >> it was a celebration, of the woman's body, and really being proud of your sexuality. >> and versace, wasn't just a brilliant designer, an openly gay, man he became a champion for a community, badly in need of. one by embracing his sex urology, and showing others they could to. >> it was even more amazing to realize what he did when you realize why and when he did it. especially in america having come through the 80s. when aids was so devastating. we became terrified of sex. but not versace, his designs made a statement. be bold, be brave. >> i loved the audacity of what he did. i loved his fearlessness. >> he is not apologizing to anyone. it is a force to be reckoned. with >> he talked to katie kirk, about his fashion philosophy when he visited that today show in 1996. >> it is very important for people to look at themselves, express themselves. that is the only thing to do, to be yourself

i'm allen martin. >>> it i'm elizabeth cook. a few hours before the cdc gave pfizer the green light today, one bay area school district was already working to reassure kids about the shot. >> if i get the shot, can i still get covid? >> san francisco school leaders to questions from students in a push to encourage parents to sign their kids up point >> as soon as all of the approvals happen and the vaccines arrive, we will be ready to begin administering. >>> across the bay, contra costa county is hosting a virtual town hall thursday at 6:00 to answer parent questions. the vaccine could be available there isn't a saturday, and healthcare facilities and dozens of school-based sites.

. >>> back on the stand, large crowd gathered today hoping to get a seat to hear theranos founder elizabeth holmes testify in her own defense. led through by her team to get ahead of prosecutors questioning her. securing deals in trials between theranos and large companies like pfizer. showing that she and her team had a plan and desire to succeed, not defraud. >> if she honestly believed her technology would be where it needed to be, will be very difficult to prove fraud. >> cross examination probably. in week. >>> to san francisco, governor newsom went to mexico for family vaccination. lieutenant governor will be in charge during his absence. earlier this month the governor was criticized for holding no public events for 12 days without disclosing whereabouts at that time. he said he wanted to be with his kids for halloween. >>> oakland businesses boarded up after violent weekend in the city. forceful plea for help from the police chief. >>> something to smile about, beloved holiday tradition that was forced to break from tradition last year because of covid. >>> i'm chief meteorologist j

elizabeth lothian is in kenosha, wisconsin. 70, let's start with. you what's the mood there like in georgia as this arbery case nears its end? s this arbery case nears >> morning to you, lindse. the mood surprisingly is very calm right now. it is quite different than what we saw in kenosha. even though this is a very racially charged case. last week, we heard from one of three defendants who are on trial here for murder. after that testimony, we did see one wanda cooper jones, the mother of ahmaud arbery. she came out here on the courthouse steps. she spoke to the crowd and she said that she feels confident there will be a conviction in this case. so, perhaps that is helping to quell some of the uncertainty that people may be feeling about how they think this case is going to play out. let's break down some of that dramatic testimony and some of those dramatic moments we saw last week when travis mcmichael -- he is one of three defendants of course, in this case. took the stand in his own defense. he told the court how he and his father, gregory, al

queen elizabeth is no longer coming due to concerns about her health, but her son is delivering an urgent plea for action. >> the planet's health today will dictate the health, happiness, and the economic prosperity of generations to come. >> and mika, as you noted, boris johnson is delivering his opening remarks where he's warning that the world is one minute to midnight having run down the clock, he says, waiting to combat climate change. as for the president, president biden says despite scaling back some of the strictest climate proproposals, the u.s. he says can slash emissions in half by the end of the decade. another headline that we've been watching which is happening back home is the press secretary, one of the most familiar faces in the biden administration revealed she tested positive for covid. she cancelled her trip to travel here after learning members of her family tested positive. she said she last saw the president five days earlier. they were outside, six feet apart. they were masked at the time. she is vaccinated. she has mild symptoms, she says and credits the vaccine

fauci, with this message on boosters and thanksgiving gatherings, and senator elizabeth warren of the big money interests trying to stop a biden bank regulator as it goes to joseph mccarthy returns to senate. >> i don't mean any disresp

. >>> it i'm elizabeth cook. a few hours before the cdc gave pfizer the green light today, one bay area school district was already working to reassure kids about the shot. >> if i get the shot, can i still get covid? >> san francisco school leaders to questions from students in a push to encourage parents to sign their kids up point >> as soon as all of the approvals happen and the vaccines arrive, we will be ready to begin administering. >>> across the bay, contra costa county is hosting a virtual town hall thursday at 6:00 to answer parent questions. the vaccine could be available there isn't a saturday, and healthcare facilities and dozens of school-based sites. >> the thing for families to remember, it is their choice to make this decision. this is not a mandate point >> the more people we can get vaccinated, the safer we can all be. it just doesn't perpetuate the problem. >> marin is also counting planning an ambitious rollout starting this weekend, with schools and the health department will open up the co

>> sticking close to you, elizabeth. i really appreciate it. joining me is a professor of emergency medicine and associate dean of public health at brown university. doctor, in light of everything elizabeth laid out, a top white house covid official, jeff zients, he says starting next week the program to distribute vaccines to kids 5 to 11 will be fully up and running is how he describes it. what do you think all of this means, this new authorization, assuming it happens, what it means for the push, the goal of getting covid under control? >> it means a lot personally to me. i can't wait to get him vaccinated and i know a lot of parents feel the same. but on the a country-wide level, this is really important. when you compare our progress in the u.s. to, say, that of the uk, which many of us in public health believe is a cautionary tale about the way in which delta can stick around and keep causing hospitalizations and deaths, the difference is the uk has been really slow to vaccinate teens and is going to be even slower in vaccinating kids. wh

she's our go-to financial expert when we need money for lunch, host of buzz business, elizabeth mcdonald. he's our second favorite greg on the show tonight, actor and author of the great new book, the respondent, greg ellis. he's a handsome combat vet that makes all of his fans sweat, host of rob smith is problematic, rob smith. and just a few stores she's barred from entering, the fox news contributor catnip. rob, it's a seven-minute monologue. but i could have said mes are stupid but so what. >> it was a stupid meme. and they're all blowing this up about aoc. her face was on the image for a split second. but if you listen to aoc, she has just cheated death more times than superman, right? she's always talking about how this is causing everybody to come after her. i just think it's very, very much overblown. >> greg: yeah, yeah, what did you make of this, greg? you've been here many times and we always do a story about how the media gets things wrong. but they do. so, we have to cover that. >> too often. >> too often. and who's going to hold them to account. >> i'm holding you to accoun

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. >>> testimony continues in the elizabeth holmes criminal fraud trial this week. a former investor testified how he and many others became interested in the doomed blood testing company. according to the defense, most of them never closely examined where the money was going. prosecutors also showed theranos released reports implying that partnerships they had with big pharma companies including pfizer were never authorized. follow our reporting on the theranos trial at nbcbayarea.com. click on the elizabeth holmes trial coverage. >>> a giants fan favorite appears to be ready to step out of the batter's box. buster posey is ready to retire after 12 seasons. he was pretty much the face of the franchise. cierra johnson live this morning as fans await official word. >> reporter: he's been a staple of the team for more than a decade. that announcement should come today. he will hang up the catcher's mask at the top of his game. he also made headlines for opting out of the shortened 2020 season to care for his premature adopted twin girls as well as his older set of twi

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. >>> and an admission on the witness stand, a question that got elizabeth holmes to say "i wish i had done it differently." the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. change of law, change of fortune. jay williams was 15 when he and a friend brutally killed their

the news with shepard smith starts now >>> elizabeth holmes, the theranos founder, on the stand in her criminal trial right now. and kyle rittenhouse learns his fate i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc >> we, the jury, find the defendant, kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. >> reaction to the acquittal the white house's statement, and the reason that rittenhouse took the stand. >>> the president's massive social spending package clears the house. >> we'll be telling our children and grandchildren that we were here this day. >> the roadblocks ahead, and why it's too early for democrats to celebrate.

elizabeth warren, morningstar bear, and jesse's millett have proven her point. we are out of problems them as we make them up ourselves. it's because you've been a special where you talk with the legendary jay leno. >> dr. fauci every night on the news and he says the same thing. coronavirus is a war. all of the soldiers are fatter. >> oh, man bit i want to watch this. jay leno back when late night was actually kind of funny. we've got the leno show, we will do for more specials. it stand up, it's improv, it's hybrid. but it is for an audience that may be a little tired of being preached at by netflix or hbo or some of the late-night shows. >> you are onto something. it is an audience that is utterly underserved and ignore it and if anybody can do it, it's you. adam corolla, thank you so much. appreciate it. all right, they give are watching "fox news prime time." i plan to see you tomorrow night at seven unless they give me the hook. coming up, tucker carlson. you are in good hands. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight"

no ceo elizabeth holmes. she testified at her own fraud trial. this is video of her leaving. the san jose courthouse yesterday. she tried to dispute the prosecution's portrayal of her as a greedy pham obsessed swindler she's accused of bamboozling investors, patients and business partners into believing that her startup would reshape health care holmes walked through her background at stanford and her decision to drop out to pursue her start-up idea if convicted holmes a new mother could face 20 years in prison. the trial resumes monday. something will continue. >> to follow for sure it's 7.51 you still have more news and weather to get through. so and weather to get through. so make sure you stick with us. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're aller

elizabeth: we have to deal with this. the fifth circuit cited ron klain's retweet, about the white house doing an end-run, a quote, workaround of existing government rules to get a top-down mandate done. the fifth circuit cited it around said the white house was pouring over u.s. codes in search of that end-run. so that is what the fifth circuit is citing biden's own chief of staff as you know, trying to rework the rules and stretch the rules and stretch government authorities to get this done. how is this not talked out? >> liz, once again the biden administration has not learned a thing and they aren't listening to the american people. they continue to go down these roads. it is all about control and it is having devastating effects on children, on businesses, on our economy. every single point they are making missteps. america has lost confidence in this administration. they continue to push back against this government overreach. elizabeth: you know what it is? it is just, just talk to people. just talk to people, whi

elizabeth: hola, lili, raÚl. fÍjense que pues segÚn la ley aquÍ en mÉxico, cuando es una muerte violenta y, sobre todo en la vÍa pÚblica, durante siete aÑos el cuerpo no se puede cremar. se puede enterar. se lo dieron a sus familiares para que fuera sepultado pero el ministerio pÚblico tiene todavÍa un lapso de siete aÑos para en cualquier momento si por alguna situaciÓn que ellos consideren pertinente abrir la investigaciÓn se pueda hacer una investigaciÓn y se pueda hacer nuevas pruebas al cuerpo. es por eso que no se puede incinerar, todavÍa. sobre esto fue que se manifestÓ conjuntamente el papÁ de octavio ocaÑa. Él querÍa cremar a su hijo pero les repito, es una situaciÓn que asÍ lo marca la ley. y el dÍa de hoy en la revista tv notas pues salen a la luz algunos datos que estarÍan en caso de ser ciertos, estarÍan pues daÑando la memoria y la imagen de octavio. vamos a ver. ayer fue sepultado el actor octavio ocaÑa. para la fiscalÍa del estado de mÉxico el caso ya estÁ prÁcticamen

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. >> kayleigh: what's interesting is elizabeth warren going after big businesses. there is reporting that biden is considering blaming big businesses. they tried winning american and it did not work. >> lauren: it will backfire. they can't do that. and the walmart in the target that he's using right now i'm begging to unplug the supply chain to get these off of the ports. >> kayleigh: jen psaki is saying turkeys only $1 more and biden assange rest easy. it reminds me what they're saying round fourth of july. snarky and not funny tweet where they were slammed for this. they said are you planning a cut this year kush might catch up on the news. according to the farm bureau, the cost of fourth of july is down from last year. it's a fact you must hear. it goes on and on. it went down $0.18. >> julie: it was a joke. and it's also a joke that we can't get answers from the white house. jen psaki is in denial that inflation exists because she likes to tell that the economy is so strong. that is a double-edged sword. how strong is your economy when people are paying double

and so, you know, as elizabeth was saying, we're faced with a choice. do congressional subpoenas from this point forward carry the same legal weight as a hallmark card? pretty please, mother, may i? will you cooperate with the january 6th committee? we just can't have that kind of system of government in this country. or else you are going to give the executive branch all the power in the world to do whatever they want from here until kingdom come. and, anderson, the republicans need to think about this. they very well could be in charge come next nov,ember, in year from now. do they want to have their subpoenas essentially be declared null and void and have no legal weight whatsoever? because that is the precedent that they are setting right now. >> congresswoman, if you were on the select committee, what would you want to be hearing from the people who have been subpoenaed? >> well, i'd, first of all, want to see the documents, the e-mails before i question them. but basically, i'd like to see, for example, from michael flynn. what he proposed about m

. >> elizabeth warren mocked online after she blames corporations for high thanksgiving costs and not runaway inflation was warren claims companies and ceos are benefiting from soaring poultry costs and should be investigated that many not buying and selling democrat she and other lawmakers need to focus more on fixing the inflation crisis. inflation rose by 6.2% setting a 30 year record and benjamin, the sweet she posted blaming companies for inflation is something else. every corporation across every industry got together and said if we raise prices and blame inflation departs going to catch on. people know what is going on with this but you see it in the twitter responses, federal reserve, federal government put money into the system, the supply-chain issue which means fewer goods causes inflation. >> a desperate attempt to blame anyone but the administration, look anywhere but the administration. that is 50% in gas prices, they see things to the energy secretary, laughed, what can she do about high energy prices and she said i wish i had a magic wand so i could wave it and change

thank you for watching, i am elizabeth mcdonnell, even watching the evening edit on foxbusiness. hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: the white house is lying to you. inflation is here to stay. it is not transitory, that doesn't even mean anything. of course it's going to get worse but that's not according to republicans, one of the most powerful democrat in the senate, maybe the most powerful man in the world. how can you protect your finances before sleep he chose policies? empty your bank account and ruin your holidays. so fun starting to show on a positive note. labor department announced the crisis jumped 6.2% compared to this time last year. that's the biggest spike in more than 30 years and the last time it jumped that much was a member of 1990. everyone was sad. ice ice baby mother number one song in america. right now, up 11%. bacon is up 20%. enjoy your blt with no b. states, whopping 44%. today president biden said he's on top of the crisis. >> i'm here to talk about one of the most pressing economic concerns in american. and i

you got the center elizabeth that's a bit more mainstream. then you got the house that's full on insurrectionists and full on murder meme and performance arts. these are people speaking of generations, now they get elected so they can be sock jocks on the back bed. >> the answer is yes. gerrymandering is a big part of it. it's only going to get worse the next election. there is been violence throughout. we have talked about this throughout. there is been violence throughout american history before the civil war. what's difference now is political violence, a major party is basically embraing it and condoing it. that's really different today and scaring a lot of people. as aoc said yesterday, can we just say this is not acceptable. one republican after another stand up and defending this. >> let's get right to this. the first time more than a decade the house yesterday voted to sensor a member of congress by a 223-207 tally. paul gosar was stripped foreign policy his assignments. more on that in a moment. the punishment comes after gosar poste

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on tonight, senator elizabeth warren, thank you very much. that is all in on this thursday night, rachel maddow starts right now good evening rachel. now good evening rachel. much appreciated. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. it is called the port of new o castle. it's the largest coal port in the whole world. it's in australia. about $20 billion worth of coal2 gets shipped through that one port every year. that's more than any other place on earth.ed and yesterday all operations at the port of newcastle in australia were brought to a complete halt because of something that port had never a before had to contend with. it was a young woman named hannah and her friend. >> my name's hannah, and i'm here. i've sailed'm off the largest cl part. i'm here with my friend deana, and we're stopping this coal terminal from loading all coal into ships andlo from unloading all coal from coltrains.ro this is part of the largest coal part in the world, and we're here with blockade australia topping the operation. right now it's being used to

elizabeth warren, and other democrats, they're calling for the president to use all available tools, including releasing barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve, or even banning oil exports. let me read you a key line from this letter from democrats. they wrote continued u.s. exports in overseas supply collusion could be devastating to many in our states contributing to higher bills for american families. and businesses. but, you know, unfortunately the president does not have a magic wand to lower gas prices. that's just not the way it works. now, nonetheless, we could still see the president act here. we could see a release from the strategic petroleum reserve. but industry experts that i'm talking to, they don't think that's going to have a lasting impact on prices, which you can see have gone up and really recovered after going negative in april of 2020. that's because a release from spr won't get at the underlying problem. another idea is that maybe the u.s. is not going to act alone here, maybe other oil consuming countries in asia and europe, maybe they're going to releas

thank you so much our shepard smith following this story for us >>> the prosecution resting in the elizabeth holmes case this afternoon. we are keeping an eye on the markets here dow is down about 200 points. dow is down about 200 points. we are back in a moment. flexshares etfs are built with advanced modeling. to fill portfolio gaps and target specific goals. strengthening client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. wondering what actually goes into your multi-vitamin. at new chapter. for a prospectus containing this information. its innovation organic ingredients we are back in a moment. wellness well done. small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast business has an exclusive gift for you. introducing the gift of savings sale. for a limited time, ask how to get a great deal for your business. and get up to a $500 prepaid card with select bundles when you switch to the network that can deliver gig speeds to the

that's why we can only show you sketches of steve bannon's appearance in court, of the elizabeth holmes trial. all told, more than 10,000 trials a year happen out of sight. i think this is especially significant right now as the federal courts follow up on the crimes of january 6th. this week the so-called you an none shaman was sentenced. it seems like a good time to change the antiquated rules of no cameras in federal court. yes, it does. what are the chances? let's bring in cnn crime and justice reporter who is keeping track of the cases. kaitlyn, what are the practical impacts when cameras are not in these courts? >> brian, we are missing a lot of things that the general public can't see in full even though we're doing our best to report what happens every day in court, we're not seeing all the evidence in cases. people can't tune in and watch evidence be shown as prosecutors are telling the story. we're not hearing judges act as the referee of information. really, we're not seeing the law being applied in cases and where courts will land on the truth where a jury lands, why a jury

. >> dana: senator elizabeth warren is a tireless taskmaster for federal agencies and now asking the d.o.j. to launch an investigation into rising turkey prices saying the industry has a history of anti-competitive practices and calls the price hike of result of corporate greed. industry officials maintain the supply chain is to blame. i imagine the federal agencies are what does she want us to do now? >> benjamin: what about supply chain and inflation and what about the worker shortages? there is something to be said about price fixing which i gather four poultry companies control the poultry market. i think there are bigger issues at play here than price fixing. >> dana: wait to bring the facts. >> benjamin: tensions now are ramping up between the u.s. and china after an american warship passed through the taiwan strait yesterday. routine transit. a chinese government spokesman slamming the move saying the u.s. side should immediately correct its mistakes, stop making provocations challenging the bottom line and playing with fire. play a more constructive role in regional peace and

powell was in, where elizabeth warren as you remember went after him on banking regulation, said he was a dangerous man. i did not hear others join her in that level of rhetoric or whatever you want to call it, sharod brown, another powerful democrat he's critical of powell, not at the level warren was republican, i don't think they're going to trade in powell for somebody who may be more lacks on monetary policy than powell has been. i think the idea is powell is a republican, appointed by trump and you know for the lack of a better word, the devil you know versus the one you don't >>> when we come back, a tax bonus for union-elect cars, under fire, tesla, honda, toyota and others calling it fundamentally wrong. we will speak to the top north american executive next. >>> later transportation secretary pete buttigieg, the build back bter anetpl and much more "squawk box." will be back after a quick break. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your

>> reporter: well, elizabeth, i'm on conway drive. this is where the epicenter of that earth was, in someone's backyard a few miles down, but that triggered a series of earthquakes here in dan and i the san ramon valley. a series of earthquakes hit the san ramon valley. >> actually felt two pushes, and then walked a round my house. the chandelier was shaking. >> reporter: that was a 3.9

len ramirez has details from federal court in san jose. >> reporter: elizabeth holmes and her defense team know the prosecution's key points, and it seems they went down the list one by one, addressing each of them. the big question is will the jury find her answers credible. it was the most grueling day yet for elizabeth holmes with nearly 7 hours on the witness stand him a guided by her own attorney asking for the questions. she addressed one of the prosecutions strongest pieces of evidence. tran20 force that she was the one who put a pfizer company logo on validation are documents sent to walgreens, even a pfizer never validated their nose. holmes said she did it because the two companies worked in a previous project, but said i wish i had not done that. >> it's always good to get it out of your witness to explain why that happened. the fact of the matter is the prosecution has already said that it indicates deception. >> reporter: ersie joyner also explained why they stopped using their own equipment shortly after the walgreens lunch. she said too many patient samples were coming

queen elizabeth is still their head of state. it's weird, but, i mean, do yourself a favor. goog it will phrase queen of canada. up pops liz. hi. hey, there's a queen of canada. you forget these things. what barbados is doing tonight is something australia held a referendum on in 1999, but that referendum lost, so queen elizabeth is their head of state as well. if you google queen of australia, once again, there she is, queen elizabeth, queen of australia. but tiny barbados, population 285,000, tonight they'll make their break of as of midnight there will be no queen of barbados, neither elizabeth nor anybody else. shake is hard. change seems impossible until change happens. it's kind of an amazing thing. what are you doing with your monday after thanksgiving? barbados is leaving the british monarchy. what's on your to-do list? tonight we've got a lot of news that we are watching in addition to that midnight ceremony coming up in the caribbean. our government here in the united states, for example, is due to run out of money and shut down at the end of the week. on friday un

. >>> elizabeth holmes is back on the witness stand today in the thorough's fraud trial. kpix's len ramirez is following the story. >> reporter: the first day on the witness stand, elizabeth holmes has been asked her own questions from attorneys covering the key areas brought up by prosecution. at one point, she was asked if she ever told anyone that there were knows devices were being used in medical evacuation or medevac halter helicopters by the military to which she replied, "i don't think so." she tried to distance herself from whistleblower complaints by saying she was not in charge of that side of the business. defense lawyers are expected to wrap up their direct examination and prosecutors will have a chance to cross- examine her. during cross-examination, the questions will be tougher and prosecutors will try to pin her down on some of the key aspects of the fraud case against her. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> two other high profile trials playing out in new york city. opening arguments in the trafficking trial of ghislane maxwell. the trial focuses on a

queen elizabeth is not coming here due to her health, but her son, prince charles, is delivering an urgent plea for action. >> the scale and scope of the threat we face call for a global system level solution. >> reporter: british prime minister boris johnson is hosting this summit. warned that the world is one minute to midnight, having run down the clock, he'll say, waiting to combat climate change. as for president biden, he says despite scaling back the hadon' move away from fosoaof slashing emissions in half by the end of the decade. savannah. they're facing another inspiration. she got the virus. she said she lost saw president biden five days before her positive test. they were all wearing masks. she is vaccinated. she says she only has mild symptoms. she credits the vaccine for that. as for the president, we learned that they were traveling aboard air force one today from an adviser that he tested negative yesterday. president bud enis biden is expected to speak within the next hour. >> peter alexander, thank you. >> this morning new york city is in the spotlight with thousands of

she said it was elizabeth. i asked her to spell it. she couldn't spell it. i wanted her to know people on the outside are loving and caring. >> reporter: he notices a video on her cell phone. she's singing. he asks to watch it. ♪ you blame me for everything ♪ ♪ i don't understand ♪ >> this is a great video and you're a beautiful singer. >> reporter: daylight arches over a pleasant suburban neighborhood. it's sunday. most residents are still asleep. quietly, riverside county sheriff's deputies pull up to a house. on the outside, a house just like the others. it has been an hour and a half since jordan turpin climbed out the window. >> so they were like, if we walk in, would they still be chained. i was like, if they didn't notice me missing yes, yes. but if they notice me missing, they're gonna try to cover that all up. and they asked me if i wanted to come up, and i was freaking out, i was, like, no, no, no, no. like, honestly, i thought, like, knowing them, what if they killed me right there and there, even if the police were there? >> say i'm doing

as princess elizabeth followed the king in i elizabeth followed the king in paying her tribute, there were few among the silent crowd who did not recall the comradeship of war years. and in the nearly 70 years of her reign, there have been very few occasions when she has not led the nation's tribute in person. for those who will be at the cenotaph today, the crowds, the military detachments, and, of course, the veterans, the queen's resins will be a reassurance. after last you's necessarily depleted ceremony due to the pandemic, this remembrance sunday will see a return to the traditions of remembrance both at whitehall and at war memorials around the country, as the nation pays tribute the lives lost in more. nicholas witchell, bbc news. £50 million worth of government funding has been promised over the next five years, to help find a cure for motor neurone disease. it comes two months after a petition was delivered to downing street by some of those living with the terminal illness, including former rugby league star rob burrow, whose story we've followed closely here on breakfast.