tom of harris's awkward mistakes, including some cringing answers on israel and the border crisis. stafford for the vice president, lori she is being sidelined and constrained politically and white house staffers paint a picture of dysfunction in her office. in addition to a media backlash, the vice president face is growing hospitality from americans. a recent poll put a public support at just 28 percent, the lowest approval rating for vice president, since 2007 support for president biden, meanwhile, has also slumped on with surgeon inflation. job losses and the supply chain. crisis . viruses she so exposed and told sienna and the media is simply focused on gossip, are not the accomplishments of the vice president, the erosion, centers, rasmussen, believe the democrats. so i want to wear kamala, losing trust among the people, everything she's had her hands on, or nothing really isn't her. it has been no real positive. when i ran that are made, if i'm a year old challenge and maybe she doesn't have the court, but it's a performance. her performance is just not. there was some background on

and then basically the stafford dishonest in claiming that this came from the, the children in some sort of organic manner didn't at all. it's the staff using the children to advance their own agenda. this is a state school or government schools and soften, which is where, you know, over 90 percent of children go to. then they all have to have this sort of l g b, t inclusive education approach. so parents can't opt out of this by choosing a different school because all schools have best, the sort, gender l g b, t agenda and it's been pushed on to our to young people. they're frightened to send their children to school because of their just sheer indoctrination that will take place in the killing of a palestinian boy in the west bank has fired up local resentment over israeli settlements. once again, the 13 year old was shot by israeli soldiers during classes on friday. i'll see is a policy clear visit if his neighborhood i mean the ask a refugee camp in the west bank where mohammed digest and his family have lived for generations. last friday, mohammed walked this exact path from his hom

after shooting 2 people dead at a racial justice rally, however, democratic party stafford called uproar. after saying the car rummy was calmer for a wisconsin court, having acquitted rittenhouse were those common sparking. as you believe outrage among republicans, especially. i am utterly disgusted that the leader of the dupage democratic party at merrill, a man's key, would have so little compassion and decency to make light of the tragedy. and to say, wisconsin citizens, even the children in some way, deserved what happened to them. no matter your party affiliation right now, all of our thoughts and prayers need to be with those families who lost loved ones . and those who are hospitalized that they recover from their injuries. by trying to link one a sheet to this census, loss of life during christmas, pray shows how out of touch and single issued some people can be marilyn manson. he was fired to over a tweets with another democratic party official calling the post callous and reprehensible we spoke with spike co in a 2020 vice presidential candidate from the libertarian party. he s

or the british chief, the defense stafford district, just retired. it was talking about the danger ward, russia, and of course, 30, the demonization of putin is a con, is a constant in the major in the british, me, british media. but i just wanna say something else. yeah. yeah. okay. it, there is a lot of ross, a foger about not a brilliant many other countries as well. but i'm not convinced to how important it is. yeah. but with this, i put our feet is about this discussion mclawrence program. i think it's actually a rather superficial, a phenomenon, thumb showing you, you mentioned in your instruction that no russia is, is, is a scapegoat, or you know, the domestic politics. i think that's, that's very true. but also is also a genuine cadillac perception on the part, many people in your late population, these people are not raso folks. you can set perceptions apart, you know, rushing danger, rushing for ah, all of that comment. so i think we have to be careful about not overstating imports that are rasa phobia and understating. you know, the import

villages joining them more than a 1000000 people who have already been forced to flee their homes. cha stafford al jazeera neville ski eastern ukraine, both of clothes for kircher, sons election stays after claims of a plot to overthrow presidents, not the jump ropes. he has promised a free fair and peaceful election. after last year's election was disputed and triggered. ryan said after the previous governments, then bas robbie has moved from carrie sounds. capital bish catch on the eve of parliamentary elections. curtis stones, president southern power of said his government has done everything possible to crack down on the long standing problem of vote rigging. on his watch, he says, results will be legitimate and post election streets. bob will remain protest free . i'll am christian winner of all or thought dot winful if every citizen wants to ensure his future to ensure a good future for their children, regardless of the cold, regardless of rain, regardless of snow, regardless of rocks falling from the sky for past they should come vote i did finish getting the week leading up to election

the legislation modernizes the stafford act, which was written before climate-related disasters. >> it is time. it is time for fema to do in the west what it does for hurricanes, to predeploy key resources during red flag warnings. >> i hope you had a good weekend. i know we are expecting changes, rob, when it comes to our weather. rain and wind. when can we expect those to come? >> this time tomorrow night, we will have wind to start. the wind advisory for the entire bay area. 7:00 tomorrow evening. calm wind and expect a big change in the next 24 hours. right outside of san francisco, low 50s. northwest wind at 8 miles per hour. and chillier temperatures inland. down to the mid-40s in dublin. we'll start a little chilly. increasing clouds will probably prevent things from getting too cold. a chilly start to the morning. for the afternoon, light rain will develop. hes in the mid-60s. low 60s from san francisco to oakland and the trivalley. upper 50s around the north bay. first up, the wind. wind advisory starting at 8:00. and we're beginning to see the gusts in the hills. watch how th

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the only suburban counties that went republican that biden won were stafford county and chesterfield county. none of the democrats who had won in the governor's race prior, none of them won those counties. host: david wasserman? guest: what we saw in virginia was an extraordinary rural turnout for glenn youngkin relative to 2017. he was able to get more trump voters from polls that mcauliffe was able to get biden voters. when the party out of the white house is feeling under siege, they tend to turn out. anger is a stronger motivator than love. mcauliffe, i think he could have moved beyond trump and made his message more about what voters were focused on, but at the same time the big trouble spot for democrats in a lot of down ballot races for the house of delegates was in the i-95 corridor south of richmond. democrats lost four races by five points or less. that included two districts with black pluralities. it was not that black voters did not turn out at a high rate or defected to republicans. it was that rural white turnout was extraordinary. that is a warning sign for democrats

. >> fewer cars on the roads and fewer planes and the skies helped reduce carbon emissions however stafford's annual emissions study are returning to prepend debit levels. why there has been such a quick rebound -- pre-pandemic levels. why there has been such a quick turnaround. >> stanford researchers say it is up 5% from last year and close to pre-pandemic levels. >> when you park the car in the driveway or -- as soon as the infrastructure comes back into service, it is the same pollution as before. >> economic growth does not have to mean more carbon emissions. he points out that the u.s., japan and mexico were reducing emissions before the pandemic. >> emissions decreased over the last decade but economies grew. i don't think there is a tight coupling between economic growth and emissions. >> china could be a major exception. due to tight power supplies, coal mining and coal burning have increased to ramp up manufacturing. nationally and in california, ev sales are breaking records but a lecture vehicles only represent 10% of the market. it will take 10 years before the gas powered vehicl

three of the charges he were found guilty of are felony matthew stafforder. travis mcmichael was found guilty on all nine counts. his father was guilty eight of nine counts. the jury reached their verdict in 11 hours and 30 minutes. that does it for "the story" wednesday, november 24. the story goes on. we hope you have a wonderful thanksgiving tomorrow with your family. "your world" starts right now. >> i never saw this day back in 2020. i never thought this day would come. but god is good. >> the mother of ahmaud arbery reacting to today's verdict as three men, greg mcmichael, travis mcmichael and roddy bryan found guilty of murdering ahmaud arbery. all three are facing minimum

aaron rodgers outdoes matt stafford. todd: daniel jones and my new york giants. carley: he owns the team, did you know that. todd: they take down the philadelphia eagles, 13-7. i did comment to the person that used to sit in that very chair about the game and we talked about real estate and not about the game that shows how vicious we took it to the core. carley: still very good friends. critics are calling president biden's omicron travel ban worse than usual, new york councilman joe barelli tell us why, next. todd: and carry sevarino, joe concha and claudia tenney all live over the next few hours coming up next. don't go anya where. clerk: hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. carley: a new york city official who has strongly supported slashing police budgets is slammed for living in a highly secure army base in brooklyn. the public advocate lives in civilian housing where he benefits from free around the

the taxpayers should be spending hundreds of millions of dollars for a museum fulfill collins fake stafford i'm sorry thrill stuff is just not one thanks it is. i kind of discount of the fact live in a political culture right now it is not fact-based. it is tradition traditional pride what you feel a phil : step as it depends on what perspective you're looking at it from prater really did not start a conversation. someday, someone's going to ask whether not they should spend money to put baby crockett fake bag in a four story, but right now most people are really interested in examining our foundational myths in this country. wrinkly little encouraged by that. >> there is a debate for every generation. i think it's one of the through lines of the book. every generation has debated what really happened? what did it mean? what is real and what is not. the fact we are still having that conversation over artifacts that could end up in a museum, could be paid for by taxpayer money is just tells us how much we little we really know. i'm hoping people will come for whatever reason and have a multi

the titans' defense picking up quarterback matt stafford twice on the way to the 28-16 win. the cleveland browns trounced the bengals in an afc north showdown. baker mayfield connected with donald peoples jones for a 60-yard touchdown. the chiefs hold on to beat the green pay packers. the packers scored one touchdown without aaron rodgers in the 13-7s loss. josh allen and the buffalo bills scored a season low as the jacksonville jaguars pull off the 9-6 upset, what a low score there. and finally, the new york giants pull off an upset of their own, defeating the las vegas raiders, 23-16. todd is very pleased. ashley: i'm pleased too. my chiefs needed everything they could get. carley: was he at the game? ashley: he was at the game. carley: consistent great layingses, -- congratulations todd. ashley: president biden wants to cut checks for illegal border crossings. what message does that send to the cartels and illegal traffickers. we talk to former border patrol chief next. ashley: we have a big show lined up on this busy monday morning joe concha and attorney general ken pax

defense carried the titans to a fifth straight victory, keeping the pressure on los angeles's matthew stafford and forcing the quarterback to throw back-to-back interceptions. the second running back for a touchdown in the second quarter. the titans beat the rams, 28-16. i'll also note nice one for the patriots. >>> turning now to the nhl where a goal scored in overtime gave the blackhawks a 2-1 win over the predators. king was promoted from the minor league club to the interim coach following the coach's firing on saturday. >>> time for the weather and let's go to meteorologist janessa webb for the forecast. janessa, great to see you. what's it look like out there? >> good morning, jonathan. lovely conditions over the weekend. before i say anything wer-wise, i want to give a big congratulations to those running in the new york city marathon this past weekend. it takes an abundance of work. my friend bill karins ran the race yesterday, seth a p.r. seeing time difference of 40 minutes over previous years. a big congratulations to him. he's going to take a couple of days off. i'll be here. he de

joining me now is opinion columnist zach stafford. it's great to see you. great to have you with us. let's talk a little bit about this verdict. what was your reaction to the guilty verdicts for arbery's killers, even with all the video evidence that emerged. did the verdict surprise you and did they bring you a sense of relief, as they did for me? >> yeah, you are know, it surprised me because we never see verdicts like this. we rarely see these verdicts they're very, very rare for black men in america to have any semblance of justice when it comes to be shot in the streets by police or pedestrian folks out and about. i do have a glimmer of hope. i know the judge said he hoped this verdict would allow us to be on the path of healing. even when trials like this, the fact that we're having this trial shows there's so much much to do. this is still a huge issue we need to solve and the fact that their lawyer said after the verdict this is a really hard day for these men because they thought they were doing the right thing even after all of this evidence shows

. >>> to green bay, matthew stafford's pick six streak continued. the rams quarterback had an interception for a touchdown in a third straight game, all losses for l.a. meanwhile packers quarterback aaron rodgers threw a pair of touchdown passes and ran for one in the 36-28 win over los angeles. aaron rodgers might be considered an mvp favorite except for, you know, the whole vaccine thing. we'll see how that plays out. >>> minnesota fell to san francisco in the nfc central. >>> to foxborough, rookie quarterback mac jones threw two touchdown passes. your patriots earned a sixth straight win, this one 36-13 over the shorthanded tennessee titans setting up a clash with the bills next week on "monday night football." >>> and in indianapolis, there we go. all he wants for christmas, one of his two front teeth. the defensive tackle lost a tooth when his chin clanged off a helmet mid play. he was all smiles. tampa bay and brady went on to beat the colts, 38-31. >>> the islanders did not play the rangers yesterday. the all new york showdown was the first o

meanwhile, aaron rodgers out doing matt stafford, as they defeat the rams at lambeau. todd: there's danny jones, my giants, it says my in the prompter and it's bolded, they take down the nfc east rivals the philadelphia eagles, 13-7. it was one of the ugliest games you're going to see. don't feed your child cheese and jump up and down with her when your team wins, otherwise it won't be a pretty scene at the end, advice to the nation. carley: very important advice. also he stubbed his toe when they won. todd: it was quite a debacle. carley: luckily you don't have to wear heels. that would be an issue. president biden's health experts are urging americans to get booster shots as cases of the new covid-19 variant spread around the globe. >> if there's a lesson here, it's come on, america. we have missed the chance to be at a much higher level of vaccination across the country. if omicron is one more wake-up call, then let's wake up. todd: but will the existing vaccines even work and how effective are travel bans at containing the virus. dr. marty makary joins us live, wil

also my faenlts team just needs ten points tonight from matt stafford and dell beckham jr. >>> bill karins, how is your team doing? >> up and down, kind of like the weekend. the storms that rolled through the northeast were pretty incredible on saturday for november of all days. we had some tonights reported in places that never had tornadoes reported in the month of november. in all we had five tornado reports, significant damage, no injuries, no fatalities. we're talking about a huge red oak right there that came down. luckily that didn't fall on the house or anyone down. for brantford connecticut, near long island, the scene was pretty much the same, 80 to 100 miles an hour and trees were the biggest issue. pretty incredible. five confirmed tornadoes in november, in new york and also connecticut. >>> after the storms moved through t cold air moved in. we've had a blustery windy cold start to the day. we're going to have a little more snow. we didn't get crazy amounts of snow over the weekend. but if you're driving near the higher elevations, a little bit of snow. but it's a chilly start

the niners respond. 11 minutes and two seconds, next possession, matthew stafford picked off by jimmie ward for a second time and it is a pick six. 14-0, san francisco. the 49ers ran at 44 times. deebo samuel to the house. he had 36 yards rushing. 21-7 at the break. you've got to love this celebration. he finished with 97 receiving yards as well. jimmy g. to deebo samuel. he breaks free into your living room again. garoppolo, 189 yards, two scores. niners with their first home when in 393 days. they are now 4-5. >> that is how we expect to play. it's been long overdue. we need to make sure we take a day off, come back healthy, and make sure we keep it going. >> it starts with our week of practice. we came out, guys were ready to practice with a good mindset. we wanted to change what we did last week. i think it showed. >> good to get out here and get a win. offense, defense, special teams played a great game. we've got to get ready for next week. >> the sharks general manager inducted into the hockey hall of fame tonight, one of the best defenseman playing 16 seasons in the nhl before

but as a matter of fact it was tom stafford who came to me and said he had a friend in los angeles that was experimenting correcting the problem surgically so i said that's great i will go out and see him so we set it up and went out there and he said we do. what we do is make a little opening and put in a tube so that it enlarges the chamber that takes that pressure and in some cases it's worked and i said what if it doesn't work and he said you won't be any worse off than you were but you might lose your hearing. so i went out there under an assumed name. the doctor new and the nurse knew but nobody else. so they check in and run the operation around the surgery and it's not that traumatic obviously because after about a day i was out of there. of course it was obvious when you look at the big ball in my ear when i get home but nasa started looking at me in several months and finally yes all the tests show you are no longer infected by this disease. so there i was having made the right decision. >> i think we have to backtrack a little bit because this is going to bring you into direc

stafford through interceptions on the rams first two possessions. they find samuel in the fourth down. that put the game away. niners win 31-10. this is the first win in levi stadium since october of 2020. that game was also against the rams. >>> the manning cast was back last night which was bad news for whoever they have on as a guest. so far this season, any time a current player joins payton and eli, they've lost the following week. it's happened all six times. maybe the reason why no current players joined them last night. phil mickelson did. they asked him about the manning curse. >> i believe that it is a thing, and that's why i'm noti didn't over into golf or not. i think it's real. so i think it's important you get people that are here on your manning cast the week before bye. that's probably the best way to do it. >> all right. finally, want to own the piece of an nfl team? today you get your chance. the green bay packers are the only team owned by the fan base, are going to sell 300,000 shares at $300 each on packers.com. this is going to

better address natural disasters, including wildfires the fire at would make several changes to the stafford act which governs fema. >> changes would include guarantee that fema's disaster preparedness and response efforts fully address the unique nature of wildfires and their effect on communities. it would also direct fema to deploy assets during times of highest risk such as red flag warnings. >> want to make sure that fema is better providing technical to rural communities may be lower income communities to get them resources that they deserve. >> padilla says the fire act is already gaining support from both sides of the political aisle. daylight saving time ends this weekend. we will fall back on sunday. getting an extra hour of sleep. >> the time change. so continues in california, even though voters approved a ballot measure 3 years ago to try to stop the practice. as it turns out, proposition 7 itself didn't do away with the time change just gave the state legislature the power to do it. and so far that has not happened. >> sleep experts. we have some medical professionals who think

also flipped a couple of those suburbs, chester county outside of richmond, stafford county outside d.c. democrats weren't able to -- even though they increased turnout, they weren't able to keep pace with the gop increase and turnout. that's a trifecta for republicans, a triple whammy for democrats. this education issue we keep talking about, not how well kids read or write or how well they do in chemistry, it's about race. that turned out a lot of parents in virginia who have long been frustrated for the past 18 months. >> peter, tuesday's elections were all on democratic terms, whether it's cities or the two states that are light blue and dark blue or so we thought, on those things. and whenever there was a choice from seattle to buffalo, a progressive and non-progressive, but still left of center, voters even in the city picked left of center. >> they did. that was true in new york city and a lot of other districts and places in long island. i think what it says, in fact, i ice possible to over read a single election. because donald trump lost doesn't mean republicans lost their tra

featuring peyton and man ely end up losing the following week, travis kelce, russell wilson, gronk, matthew stafford, tom brady, and the newest one buffalo quarterback josh allen the jaguars upset the buffalo bills, six days after allen's appearance on the manning cast will the curse konts the manning brothers are off to tonight but their broadcast is scheduled to return next week. >>> 40 seconds left on a race to the finish a. criminal investigation underway after the stampede killed eight people during the travis scott concert at astroworld, the united states limiting travel band from vaccinated tourists for 33 countries, and the congressional committee investigating the january 6th insurrection at the capitol issuing another round of subpoenas for top trump aides and associates, among them his former campaign manager, and ex-national security adviser michael flynn. and now you know the news of this monday, november the 8th, 2021 i'm shepard smith. i'm shepard smith. follow us on instagram and i'm shepard smith. follow us on instagram and meet chef clem, owner of doughn't be sour, a sourdough doug

odell beckham jr you've got the guy that's leading the nfl in all receiving categories, and matthew stafford, the quarterback to throw to them who they acquired at the beginning of the end of this season. on the other side of the ball, things aren't too bad there, either. aaron donald. the former defensive player of the year. multiple all pro, uh and all they did was acquire von miller at linebacker to help him out. so that's the challenge for the 49ers. jimmy garoppolo will be the starting quarterback. again tonight with trey lance in the wings, the 49ers know that they are desperate for a win a team that's lost five of its last six and the guys feel like they're ready for this challenge. i'm looking forward to playing the game monday night because they are guys been hungry. there are guys have really responded this week and. you see a lot of effort to see a lot of hard work out there every single day. so that's been good to see. you definitely prefer one o'clock game just cause get going earlier and don't have to wait all day. but. uh whenever it's primetime definitely have to try and show

they already gave up two first round draft picks for quarterback matthew stafford. now give up a number two and number three to get miller miller is in his 10th season and eight time pro bowler three time all pro 49ers still have two games against the rams it kyle shanahan knows miller will make l a better. like anybody who's going to play against them. i mean, you don't want to have to add von miller to the mix, but that's part of this league. and it's part of, um what happens. you've got to be ready for anything as opens real good player and. will definitely help them. i don't know exactly the details of, you know, cap wise or money, what they did for it and stuff, but no, that's gonna help them right now. that's for sure. saw him and one of the nfl's most productive and punishing runners may be out for the season. the titans derrick henry will have surgery tomorrow on his right foot, which he injured in yesterday's overtime win over the colt. henry led the league in rushing the last two seasons, and he's this year's leader by almost 300 yards. his loss will drama

quarterback matthew stafford from the detroit lines for a couple of future first round draft picks and then take a look at the people surrounding him. at number. 10 is cooper cup who leads the nfl and all receiving categories. number three. there is odell beckham jr. who the rams acquired this weekend is making his l a. d bute tonight. so just those three guys will test them 49 or secondary. that's been suspect all season long, but it doesn't stop there. on the defensive side of the ball number. 99 is aaron donald. he's a former nfl defensive player of the year. multiple time all pro and then if that's not enough, they added from the denver broncos von miller, who's making his debut tonight, he's number 40 there. the rams gave up a future number two and number three. draft pick to get him so they are all in this year. the 49ers know that they see the rams twice a year and they know to it to expect. they brought some new pieces here and there, but their key players. we know who we have to handle, and obviously they brought von, in. whose #### of a player so. it's a it'll be a challenge

host: what is your profession in stafford? caller: i do not work in stafford. i work in washington, d.c. host: thanks for calling in. timothy, new york, republican. good morning. what is the message from tuesday? caller: i thought that there has to be change. there has to be change. it is ridiculous, what is going on. we feel that -- host: what should be changed? caller: i feel that racial things are going on. what about mankind? you know? mankind. this is ridiculous. host: eric, california, democrat. you are on the washington journal. caller: good morning, america. i would like to give an answer to the last caller. it is a philosophy nelson mandela used to bring south africa back together. we can all spend time looking at the past and what we have done in america. it is an answer to the question about crp -- crt. we can come together and answer this question. he knows about it. host: what is the lesson from tuesday's election? caller: what i saw happen was confusion. we are trying to come together. the strategy has taken religious rentable's and waited politic

each of you have a long history and a lot of experience in working with students, to what extent has stafford successfully created the very culture where giving access to the companies in silicon valley for students but also inviting ceos and other tech executives in to teach. i'd love to hear bit of her affliction from each of you on how stanford plays a role in that disrupt the ecosystem starting with rob and then going to mehran and concluding with jeremy. >> absolutely there's a significant responsibility for some of the problems we see in athe tech and for that very kid of cultural orientation to aspire towards disruption to irlook for ways to code in your pajamas and roll your product out quickly and see what happens and to figure out any problems downstream. owe have seen i have at least n a teaching generation of different stanford students because of the kind of professionalization the deep end young students come to at stanford with an engaging with the venture capitalists who populate the campus and finding ways to leverage their ideas to a start. i once had in my office hours a fi

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for matthew stafford over the last two games, this is after they started really hot. they lost the last two. but this could be a preview of an nfc championship game. i sat down with jay long ramsey this week -- jalen ram sigh thi. they say it's a must win. the offensive line is hurting. i like the rams to win this one in a bounceback game by 7. >> so i didn't know but you guys over there at fox sports you roll like high rollers, we don't even have a coffee machine on a morning show here at fox news. you know what it looks like when you roll into town, look at this, this is my video, my personal cell phone documenting the breakfast spread, what happens when fox sports comes into town. >> that's michael strahan money. that's out of his pocket. he foot the bill on that. we're looking for some cereal over here. i'm teasing. fox does it the right way. you know how we do. >> are you going to invite me over? you were about to and you reeled it back in. >> you're always invited over. you know who has money to pay for breakfast, nate calgrove from springfield, nebraska. he hit

. >> kevin byard, that was matthew stafford's second interception in under 30 seconds. the titans would score again just before the half and they would go on the win it 28-16, shocking the rams at sofi in los angeles. both teams now sit at 7-2 and the titans picked up that win without their star running back who is likely out for the rest of the season with a foot injury >> but these got it done >>> meanwhile, green bay's star quarterback, aaron rodgers is facing new fallout over his bout with covid and what it revealed about his vaccination status he's admitted now that he is not vaccinated >> so rodgers missed that packers games against the chiefs on sunday. it was an absence that's been the talk of the nfl and beyond for days now nbc's stephanie gosk is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. it has been the talk of the town when the packers drafted quarterback jordan love last year, many thought he would eventually replace aaron rodgers, but on sunday, love was forced to start for the team days after rodgers tested positive for covid the team lost and rodge

that cost share requirement as set forth in the stafford act, that is not something we can change. i think there is work we can do to figure out how we can help communities partner and try to find other ending sources that perhaps could be available to help them with that. i'm going to be meeting with state directors to have this same conversation. and helping communities take advantage of this critical resource so they can invest in their future risk. >> any recommendations, if there have to be statutory changes to make it work better, recommendations you can offer is based on the data you are gathering from across the country that may show uneven opportunity to take advantage of the hazard mitigation program would be very helpful. i want to thank the president for committing a historic amount to this hazard mitigation fund, i think $3.5 billion to reduce the effects of climate change, which we know is the most pressing factor in all of this. annapolis took the last 50 years has experienced incredible increase in nuisance flooding, which closes roads, over alms storm water drains

anyone on the receiving end of former president donald trump's threats, including secretary of state stafford but also including lawmakers who were under pressure to call a special stegs and to try to overturn the election results here in georgia. >> i want to come back to you, claire, son sort of these two probes. with your note at the beginning about d.o.j. i think hanging over everything that mike's saying and that betsy has reported is that if a congressional subpoena want skpant won't be enforced, at what point does this become moot? >> i think it is important if all of us want accountability for what happened after the election. when a president of the united states lied and tried to overturn the will of the people. there is really four buckets here. there is the congressional investigation that i am not optimistic will go quickly or efficiently to a conclusion that will satisfy people in terms of accountability. then there is the bucket of investigations in new york state having to do with the trump organization and the fact that trump would tell the irs one figure and he would tell hi

that cost share requirement is set forth in the stafford act. so that's not something that we can change. however, i think that there is work that we can do to figure out how we can help communities partner and try to find other funding sources that perhaps could be available to help them with that. and i'm going to be meeting with state directors to have this same conversation of how do we help communities take advantage of this critical resource so they can start to invest in their future risk. >> i appreciate that. any recommendations, if there have to be statutory changes to make it work better, but any recommendations that you can offer us based on the data that you're gathering up from across the country that may show uneven opportunity to take advantage of the hazard mitigation program i think would be very, very helpful. and, again, i just want to thank the president for committing a historic amount to this hazard mitigation fund, i think about $3.5 billion to reduce the effects of climate change. annapolis over the last 50 years has exp

the los angeles rams had no answers for the tennessee titans at home, titans defense picking matthew stafford on win. the cleveland browns trounce bengals in afc north showdown, connecting with donovan for 60-yard touchdown in the blowout and look at them celebrate. and the kansas city chiefs hold onto to beat the green bay packers in arrow head and quarterback aaron rogers was out because he has covid-19. jacksonville jaguars pull off 9 to 6 upset and the new york giants pull an upset of their own defeating the las vegas raiders 23 to 16, maria, that's football. big sunday, back to you. maria: thank you so much, lauren. meanwhile the crypto craze getting hotter headed to the classroom potentially. eric adams wants schools to start teaching crypto currency after vowing to take 3 paychecks in bitcoin. my next guest start it all off also saying he wants to accept his paycheck in bitcoin and he's the first elected official in the united states to do so. joining me right now is the mayor of miami francis suÁrez. mr. mayor, thank you very much for being here. >> great to see you, maria, pleasure

aaron rodgers out-dueling matthew stafford as green bay wins. daniel jones an the new york jins take down the nfc east foes they beat the eagles. those are your headlines. maria: cheryl, thank you so much. we are all watching the senate this morning following thanksgiving break as the chamber is set to address president biden's massive tax and spending spree. senate democrats would like to see the bill wrapped up by christmas but negotiating must satisfy moderates like senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. they pushed back on the expense of climate, immigration and paid leave. it is likely the changes will be made to the bill before it's sent back to thousand where another showdown is expected. democrats also need to address the debt ceiling again this week after pushing it back in october. joining me now with the legislative calendar and what we should expect is louisiana congressman, minority whip, steve scalise. it's always a pleasure. thanks so much for being here this morning. >> great to be back with you, march a yay. hope huh a -- mari

today, the federal government itself projects that more than a quarter of all stafford loans will default. i served 17 years in lending, and no business could survive a 25% default rate. it is only the government that would operate with that kind of default rate. any business would have to quickly close its doors. it certainly would not continue to practice business as usual. however, the government still proceeds with granting loans to millions of borrowers, with few restrictions, knowingly making loans where one in four will default. that seems the very definition of predatory to me, making loans to unqualified and perhaps unsuspecting borrowers who have no demonstrated ability to repay. they could easily find themselves caught on the treadmill of automatic annual renewal. it appears the federal government's policy is let's put students in as much debt as we can, and have taxpayers fund a massively overpriced and ever expanded budgets of these woke liberal institutions of so-called higher learning. the taxpayer is losing in this. the student is losing in this. it is only these progressi

pappas noted, section 404 of the stafford act provides that fema may grant up to 75% of funds for cost effective mitigation projects through the hazard mitigation grant program, hmgp. when state or municipalities apply through the hmgp program, project, regardless of size or scope, require comprehensive review to make sure all requirements of nepa or other statutory requirements are met. importantly these hazard mitigation grants don't allow for the reimbursement of costs incurred before the grant is approved. as a result many areas recovering from disaster must wait for the fema review before purchasing land or starting construction on a project designed to mitigate damage. this fema review can go on for months or years at a critical time for decision making and recovering. in the case of natural disasters, local governments need to move quickly on projects like land acquisition, for example, buying land or buying out homes that have been dammed or other land acquisition projects. in houston, this was true for us when we were looking to buy a golf course to create additional storm wat